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Can anyone help me to changing order for pages under unit of each course,please your help will be really appreciate.I tried a lot but fail to get the meta value for each pages.
If I understand your problem well, this plugin may be a solution: https://wordpress.org/plugins/simple-page-ordering/
If you are still having this problem, you are one of many.
The only solution I have found so far is this work-around plugin, I believe it is called "Emanaku's Reordering of Pages in CoursePress Pro 2.0". Here's a link to the WPMUDev topic: https://premium.wpmudev.org/forums/topic/coursepress-plugin-for-reordering-pages
Read the description carefully, you need at least CoursePress version 2. Note - this plugin is probably going to stop working in the future, as it depends on the current structure of CoursePress which is likely to change dramatically.
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I'm interested in locally removing these two dependencies in the "regr.svm" learner code:
Dependency 1: Cost
Dependency 2: Epsilon
I have tried without success with the trace() function:
trace(LearnerRegrSVM.R, edit = TRUE)
I opened a related issue on Gitgub a few days ago, but I have not received a response.
{mlr3} learners are wrappers around the original implementations and are not editable by the user.
If something is wrong, you are always welcome to submit a PR in the respective GitHub repo and we'll have a look.
IF you want to modify code quickly, you can always fork the repo, make adjustments yourself and use your own fork.
(Asking on Stackoverflow should usually include some code, otherwise people will flag to close the question.)
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I tried to debug a loop, and while I was able to set a breakpoint, when I ran the code block it did not get into the debugging mode.
Everything is also grayed out under the Debug menu. Was my set up not correct?
(My console)
I tried to follow this article but was lost halfway through https://support.rstudio.com/hc/en-us/articles/200713843.
Thank you!
It looks like you set a breakpoint in a script, not in a function. There are limits to doing that, because R only records locations from a source file when the source() function is used. In RStudio, this means you need to click on Source, not Run in the source pane.
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Please I need some help:
Can I do "Collection group queries" to Firestore from Cloud Function using firebase_functions_interop?
firebase_functions_interop: https://github.com/pulyaevskiy/firebase-functions-interop
Thanks in advance.
At a quick glance the firebase_functions_interop library does't seem to yet implement Collection Group Queries. I noticed that you also filed an issue on the repo, which should probably be turned into a feature request.
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We use breeze with API controller.
I want display what dates we have in database to the end user without converting them into UTC.
Same in case if uses chooses any date in the UI it should be saved as it was selected.
I know that JSON.NET date serialization sucks. Also on DOM elements are bound to model properties and it is quite big job to convert date fields into string.
Can you please advise for a fix solution?
I did try implementing custom DateTimeConverterBase and hook it through GLOBAL.ASCX however for some reason my overwritten method does not invoke!
Any help would be appreciated.
Simplest way to do this might be to replace Breeze's breeze.DataType.parseDateFromServer method.
See the answer to this post for more information: breezejs-date-is-not-set-to-the-right-time
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There are some conventional issue status in almost issue tracker systems:
New, In Progress, Resolved, Feedback, Closed and Rejected.
New: A new issue to be resolved.
In progress: Someone is working on this issue.
Resolved: After resolving the issue, set the status to Resolved, close the issue after the verification (ex. Project manager).
Feedback: ???
Closed: The final status to every issues.
Rejected: ???
I want to know in what situation should I change the status of an issue into Feedback or Rejected?
I was not able to locate content of much value describing "Feedback." However, I could imagine an issue going into "Feedback" status either at some point before it is resolved, or once it is resolved. Pre-resolution, it could possibly indicate the person assigned to work on the issue is seeking clarification of the issue's description, or possibly the person who reported the issue has some afterthought whether implementation could cause some other aspect of the project to break and is looking for input to support or refute the concern. Post-resolution, "Feedback" may be to request a little bit of extra tuning before closing the issue, or perhaps to suggest the implementation is totally flawed! Generally, I would say think of the "Feedback" status as indicating some form of, well, feedback is going on in either direction between the reporter and the assignee.
In terms of "Rejected," I suppose situations where one would use it include closing a bug that turned out to not actually be a bug. Think of it as a way of closing an issue unresolved.
Resolved: is used when programmer fix issue and issue is going to CodeReview or testing.
Rejected: is used, when tester or code review fails and it's returned to programmer for fix problems.
Invalid: when bug is not valid (missing relevant parts, is not replicable, ...)
Feedback: can be reopened issue (IMHO, but not sure)