Questions tagged [find]
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While I acknowledge that this approach may be effective, I am of the opinion that there exists a superior method to accomplish the same goal I have two separate lists/arrays containing distinct objects, each with a common attribute. My objective is to ite ...
Seeking assistance as I am aware there is a small detail I am overlooking - I have managed to locate the index of the desired character within a string with the following code: df['letter_idx'] = df['string'].str.find(':')-1 ...
My string contains some dynamic HTML with a div element having an id of "time", Here's an example: myString = "<div class="class">blahblah</div><div id="time">1:44</div>" How can I generate a new string that is identical to ...
Greetings everyone! I have a small array of floated divs that I would like to highlight one by one in sequence. Essentially, I am aiming to demonstrate a workflow process using jQuery and I would like it to: Select the first child of the parent div (#ge ...
Hello, I need some assistance. I can't seem to retrieve documents from my Orders collection. Oddly enough, the same code worked fine on a different project... Any insight as to why it's returning undefined would be greatly appreciated. MONGOBD s ...
I have encountered a problem while following the documentation mentioned in this link. To build my website, I am using mongodb, express, and node. In my application, I have a user collection that stores users' data. I intend to display a JSON representat ...
Having trouble determining the URL of a using .closest, .find and potentially other jQuery methods. The webpage structure is as follows: ul ul ul.good li ... li li <a href="/findme">findme</a> ul . ...
Struggling to locate the solution. I have a question that may result in multiple answers, and I am looking to retrieve the most recent one. How can this be achieved? db.users.find({username: "bob", sort: {createdAt: -1}}).first() Any suggestions on how t ...
Seeking a way to determine the total count of angular components using IntelliJ IDE. I attempted 'find in files' search tool with the terms "export class" but it retrieved more than just component files. Appreciate any help! =) Etienne. ...
I've come across a puzzling error in my CakePHP code and I'm stumped on how to troubleshoot it. The issue arises when I make an Ajax request to load dynamic data for a dataTable - everything works flawlessly on my local machine, but things start ...
Here is the controller code snippet I'm using: $test= test::find($id); return $test; Initially, it was returning null. However, when I modified it to: $test= test::where('id',$id)->get(); return $test; it started returning all v ...
I am trying to locate and click on a button in the browser, but it doesn't have an ID or CSS class name. The button code is as follows: <button aria-describedby="notes" aria-label="Notes" autofocus="" class="btn ...
As a novice, my question might be a bit strange :) I want to test the Main Menu of the website "https://tvn24.pl/" I am searching for elements, adding them to a list, and then iterating through each one to open every discovered page - everything is worki ...
I have a collection of random strings listed on individual lines in my Notepad++. 127.0.0.1 badwebsite.com dontgohere.com Is there a way to transform them into the following format using Notepad++? {"blocked":true,"flagged":true,"string":"127.0.0.1","ja ...
Looking to retrieve an item from an array: const device = this.selectedDevtype.devices.find(item => console.log(this.deviceID); return item.device_id === this.deviceID; }); console.log(device); When this.deviceID is logged, it shows "4", but t ...
I am currently diving into Python development with my first project, which involves parsing a hefty 2GB file. After discovering that processing it line by line would be agonizingly slow, I decided to opt for the buffering method. Here's what I'm ...
Presented here is an array. https://i.stack.imgur.com/zHXim.png The desired pattern is: https://i.stack.imgur.com/EGUiM.png I am interested in retrieving unique "CityRef" and "City". Subsequently, locating all items associated with them. ...
My goal is to extract the membership years data from the IMDB Users page. Link On this page, there are multiple badges and one badge that is common for all users is the last one. This is the code I am using: def getYear(review_url): respons ...