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Incorrect post response when using reCAPTCHA 3 to create user via frontend form

Post author By Jessica Alba
Post date October 16, 2020
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Appreciate this is probably not a Craft specific problem, but I have a problem with a frontend form for creating user accounts when used in conjunction with the https://plugins.craftcms.com/craft-recaptcha-3 plugin and a custom module. Before I added the Recaptcha plugin, everything worked fine and a new user is created when the form is submitted, and […]

Tags and my module changes the user states to 'pending' and sends a couple of notification emails. When I add the Recaptcha plugin to the mix, Appreciate this is probably not a Craft specific problem, but I have a problem with a frontend form for creating user accounts when used in conjunction with the https://plugins.craftcms.com/craft-rec, data); }, everything worked fine and a new user is created when the form is submitted, function(response) { if (response.success) { window.location.replace('/trade-signup/thanks'); } else { // r, indexed by field name // e.g. response.errors.fromName => ['From Name is required'] // if (response.errors.fromName), it's like it doesn't exist any more. Any tips on what I could be doing wrong? The form is submitted using jQuery... and my module watches f, json, the user account is still created but none of the logic in my custom module is triggered, this).val(); // Get the post data var data = $(this).serialize(); // Send it to the server $.post('/', this).val(); // var fromEmail = $("#email"

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Consuming Web Services With Python

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Post date October 11, 2020
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I am running into issues with the code I am using for this project. The idea behind the project is to program a REST web service of my choice using Python. However, my IDLE is claiming I cannot import the Requests module. I have tried to use Json as well, but that doesn’t seem to […]

Tags a weather forecast would prompt the user to enter a zip code or other location information. Once the web transaction is complete, are substandard and will be graded accordingly. Hint: Another site with a simple REST API can be found here: http://labs.bible.org/api_web_s, Bible verse, but that doesn't seem to work either mainly because both claim not to have a Get function. I have not ever used either of these modules befor, etc., I am running into issues with the code I am using for this project. The idea behind the project is to program a REST web service of my choice, json, my IDLE is claiming I cannot import the Requests module. I have tried to use Json as well, some services require you to request access via an API key. The approval may not be immediate so you will want to find something sooner rathe, stock quote, the program should prompt again with the same question to complete another transaction. This should continue until the user enters a specifie, type 'exit'.") while True: print("-" * 30) putIn = input("Heyo! To get some random facts, type 'random': ") print("-" * 30) if putIn.lower()== "random": response = json.get(URLWeb + "random") properText = "-, Your solution should present the user with a question with the answer contributing to the data used in the REST web service call. For example

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Consuming Web Services With Python

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Post date October 11, 2020
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Tags a weather forecast would prompt the user to enter a zip code or other location information. Once the web transaction is complete, are substandard and will be graded accordingly. Hint: Another site with a simple REST API can be found here: http://labs.bible.org/api_web_s, Bible verse, but that doesn't seem to work either mainly because both claim not to have a Get function. I have not ever used either of these modules befor, etc., I am running into issues with the code I am using for this project. The idea behind the project is to program a REST web service of my choice, json, my IDLE is claiming I cannot import the Requests module. I have tried to use Json as well, some services require you to request access via an API key. The approval may not be immediate so you will want to find something sooner rathe, stock quote, the program should prompt again with the same question to complete another transaction. This should continue until the user enters a specifie, type 'exit'.") while True: print("-" * 30) putIn = input("Heyo! To get some random facts, type 'random': ") print("-" * 30) if putIn.lower()== "random": response = json.get(URLWeb + "random") properText = "-, Your solution should present the user with a question with the answer contributing to the data used in the REST web service call. For example

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Consuming Web Services With Python

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Post date October 11, 2020
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Tags a weather forecast would prompt the user to enter a zip code or other location information. Once the web transaction is complete, are substandard and will be graded accordingly. Hint: Another site with a simple REST API can be found here: http://labs.bible.org/api_web_s, Bible verse, but, but that doesn't seem to work either mainly because both claim not to have a Get function. I have not ever used either of these modules befor, dude! Use proper input!" Error Screenshot Any explanation or assisting by tomorrow night would be appreciated. I've been trying to figure, etc., Honestly, I am running into issues with the code I am using for this project. The idea behind the project is to program a REST web service of my choice, json, my IDLE is claiming I cannot import the Requests module. I have tried to use Json as well, some services require you to request access via an API key. The approval may not be immediate so you will want to find something sooner rathe, stock quote, the program should prompt again with the same question to complete another transaction. This should continue until the user enters a specifie, the teacher hasn't exactly been a big help., type 'exit'.") while True: print("-" * 30) putIn = input("Heyo! To get some random facts, type 'random': ") print("-" * 30) if putIn.lower()== "random": response = json.get(URLWeb + "random") properText = "-, Your solution should present the user with a question with the answer contributing to the data used in the REST web service call. For example

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NestJS Testing: decorator is not a function

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Post date October 5, 2020
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My dependencies: "@nestjs/common": "7.4.4", "@nestjs/core": "7.4.4", "typescript": "4.0.2", "jest": "26.4.2", "jest-junit": "11.1.0", "ts-jest": "26.3.0", I have a custom decorator: import { Inject } from "@nestjs/common"; import { DATABASE_SERVICE } from "./database.constants"; export const InjectDatabase = () => Inject(DATABASE_SERVICE); I use it in constructor for a service I’m willing to cover with tests: import { DatabaseService, […]

Tags 'build'), "!**/dist/**", "@common/(.*)": "/libs/common/src/$1", "@infra": "/libs/infrastructure/src", "@infra/(.*)": "/libs/infrastructure/src/$1" }, "@nestjs/core": "7.4.4", "/js/**", "collectCoverage": true, "emitDecoratorMetadata": true, "esModuleInterop": true, "experimentalDecorators": true, "jest-junit": "11.1.0", "jest": "^26.4.2", "module": "commonjs", "moduleFileExtensions": [ "ts", "outDir": "dist", "removeComments": true, "resolveJsonModule": true } I have in jest.config.js: setupFiles: ["./jest-setup-file.ts"], "sourceMap": true, "sourceRoot": "/", "strict": true, "strictPropertyInitialization": false, "ts-jest": "^26.3.0", "typescript": "^4.0.2" }, () => { // console.log("test"); }); }); SharedModule is a module with @Global() decorator and includes MyService in providers/exports., () => { let myService: MyService; beforeEach(async () => { const moduleRef = await Test.createTestingModule({ imports: [Shared, // "clover" // ], // "lcov", | ^ 56 | ) {} at Object. (apps/workers/my/src/shared/services/my.service.ts:53:6) at Object., apps, coveragePathIgnorePatterns: ["/node_modules/"] }; Probably moduleNameMapper doesn't resolve correctly "@infra/(.*)": "/libs/infrast, coverageReporters: ["json", coverageThreshold: { global: { branches: 80, functions: 80, I get error: TypeError: modules_1.InjectDatabase is not a function 51 | 52 | constructor( > 53 | @InjectDatabase() p, I have a custom decorator: import { Inject } from "@nestjs/common"; import { DATABASE_SERVICE } from "./database.constants"; export const, InjectDatabase } from "@infra/modules"; import { Injectable } from "@nestjs/common"; @Injectable() export class MyService { constructor(, InjectDatabase } from "@infra/modules"; My jest.config.js: module.exports = { bail: 0, InjectDatabase) and received: InjectDatabase: undefined So it seems either Jest cannot resolve imports o something is wrong with typescrip, json, lines: 80, moduleNameMapper: { "@common": "/libs/common/src", My dependencies: "@nestjs/common": "7.4.4", MyService ] }).compile(); But it didn't help, preset: "ts-jest", providers: [ { provide: DATABASE_SERVICE, roots: ["/libs", same issue: Error: Nest can't resolve dependencies of the CacheService (?). My tsconfig.json compiler options: "compilerOptions": {, setupFiles: ["./jest-setup-file.ts"], statements: 80 } }, testEnvironment: 'node', testPathIgnorePatterns: ['\\\\node_modules\\\\'], testRegex: ".*\\.test\\.ts$", Text, This file has only import of reflect lib: import 'reflect-metadata'; I tried to add to my.service.ts before MyService declaration: console, transform: { "^.+\\.ts?$": "ts-jest" }, useClass: DatabaseService }, verbose = TRUE

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How to specify a file in the ‘filebody’ in Python API post request?

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Post date October 3, 2020
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I am trying to post a file to sendinblue using API in Python and struggling with what to put instead of "dataset1". It works if I manually type the file contents but not if I specify a file – I have tried csv, json, txt formats but nothing works. The error message says ‘We could […]

Tags "api-key": "APIKEY" } response = requests.request("POST", "Content-Type": "application/json" }, "emailBlacklist": False, "emptyContactsAttributes": False, "fileBody": "dataset1" headers = { "accept": "application/json", "smsBlacklist": False, "updateExistingContacts": True, headers=headers) print(response.text), I am trying to post a file to sendinblue using API in Python and struggling with what to put instead of "dataset1". It works if I manually ty, I think it doesn't like the 'filebody' format. My code below: Any help greatly appreciated! import requests url = "https://api.sendinblue., json, json=payload, txt formats but nothing works. The error message says 'We could not find any valid email or SMS in the file you uploaded', url

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An effective way of finding regressions

Post author By Math Dev
Post date September 18, 2020
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There is a rather large data flow engine – more than 2000 different flow definitions of "what to do with inbound data". The engine deals with various data formats (flat-file, CSV, JSON, XML, or even binary), performs filtering, transforms data formats, etc. The flow engine consists of a number of libraries and tools involved in […]

Tags 'csv', a very rare combination of numeric values triggered a formatting in a way it triggered a Saxon optimization bug which caused the formatting b, etc. Naturally, etc. The flow engine consists of a number of libraries and tools involved in the processing. There are 3rd party ones like Saxon performing, etc.). This is a risk since correctness of the processing is business-critical. A simple tests like - unit testing the new feature, filters, integration testing with a fixed set of input data - is not enough. There have been cases of regressions which first appeared after several d, json, or even binary), performs filtering, security fixes, there is a need for deploying new versions of the libraries and tools (new features, There is a rather large data flow engine - more than 2000 different flow definitions of "what to do with inbound data". The engine deals with, time consuming and potentially risky. I've been thinking about a more effective way of doing this. Any ideas?, transforms data formats, XML

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How to read files from each subfolder by giving preference to inner environment folder first in c#?

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Post date September 1, 2020
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I have a folder structure like this – Products ├── folder1 │ ├── files1.json │ ├── files2.json │ └── files3.txt ├── folder2 │ ├── files4.json │ ├── files5.json │ └── files6.txt └── folder3 ├── files10.json ├── files7.json ├── files8.json └── files9.txt I have a root folder Products and then bunch of sub-folders inside it. Each […]

Tags '.txt', I have a folder structure like this - Products ├── folder1 │ ├── files1.json │ ├── files2.json │ └── files3.txt ├── folder2 │ ├── fi, it should take whatever is in dev folder for each sub-folder as first preference (meaning it should override if same file is present at sub-f, json, SearchOption.AllDirectories); var allFiles = new List(jsonFiles); allFiles.AddRange(textFiles); return allFiles; } Pro, SearchOption.AllDirectories); var textFiles = Directory.GetFiles(path, stage and prod and exactly same thing for other sub-folders folder2 and folder3. Each of those dev, stage and prod sub-folder inside each sub-folder will have files which are overridden for them. Now I need to update my above code in such a

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Error: failed to connect to database: password authentication failed in Rust

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Post date August 22, 2020
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I am trying to connect to database in Rust using sqlx crate and Postgres database. main.rs: use dotenv; use sqlx::Pool; use sqlx::PgPool; use sqlx::query; #[async_std::main] async fn main() -> Result<(), Error> { dotenv::dotenv().ok(); pretty_env_logger::init(); let url = std::env::var("DATABASE_URL").unwrap(); dbg!(url); let db_url = std::env::var("DATABASE_URL")?; let db_pool: PgPool = Pool::new(&db_url).await?; let rows = query!("select 1 as one").fetch_one(&db_pool).await?; […]

Tags "uuid"]} Am I missing some level of authentication for connecting to database? I could not find it in docs for sqlx::Query macro, } Here is my .env file: DATABASE_URL=postgres://localhost/twitter RUST_LOG=trace Error log: error: failed to connect to database: passwor, #[error(transparent)] IoError(#[from] std::io::Error), #[error(transparent)] VarError(#[from] std::env::VarError), chrono, Debug)] enum Error { #[error(transparent)] DbError(#[from] sqlx::Error), Error> { dotenv::dotenv().ok(); pretty_env_logger::init(); let url = std::env::var("DATABASE_URL").unwrap(); dbg!(url);, features = ["runtime-async-std", I am trying to connect to database in Rust using sqlx crate and Postgres database. main.rs: use dotenv; use sqlx::Pool; use sqlx::PgPool; u, json, macros, Postgres, run with -Z macro-backtrace for more info) error: aborting due to previous error error: could not compile `backend`. Note: There exists a

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Entity of type ‘App\Entity\Country’ for IDs id(0) was not found

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Post date August 22, 2020
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I’m coding an api service. What I want is when pulling data, it returns null if the data associated with it is not found in the other table. But it doesn’t do that. PlayerMarketValueHistory.php <?php namespace App\Entity; use App\Repository\PlayerMarketValueHistoryRepository; use Doctrine\ORM\Mapping as ORM; use JMS\Serializer\Annotation as Serializer; /** * @ORM\Table(name="player_market_value_history", options={"engine":"MyISAM"}) * @ORM\Entity(repositoryClass=PlayerMarketValueHistoryRepository::class) * @Serializer\ExclusionPolicy("all") […]

Tags but if there is Club but the Club does not have Country, fetch="EAGER") * @ORM\JoinColumn(name="club_id", fetch="EAGER") * @ORM\JoinColumn(name="country_id", fetch="EAGER") * @ORM\JoinColumn(name="player_id", I serialize the data I shoot as follows. $playerMarketValue = SerializerBuilder::create()->build() ->serialize($playerMarketValue, I'm coding an api service. What I want is when pulling data, it returns null if the data associated with it is not found in the other table. But it doesn't do that. PlayerMarketValueHistory.php <?php, it returns null if there is no Club, json, length=250) * * @Serializer\SerializedName("id") * @Serializer\Type("string") * @Serializer\Expose */ private $i, length=255, nullable=true) * * @Serializer\SerializedName("name") * @Serializer\Type("string") * @Serializer\Expose */ priva, options={"engine":"MyISAM"}) * @ORM\Entity(repositoryClass=ClubRepository::class) * @Serializer\ExclusionPolicy("all") */ class Club {, options={"engine":"MyISAM"}) * @ORM\Entity(repositoryClass=PlayerMarketValueHistoryRepository::class) * @Serializer\ExclusionPolicy("all"), referencedColumnName="id") * * @Serializer\SerializedName("club") * @Serializer\Type("App\Entity\Club") * @Serializer\Exp, referencedColumnName="id") * * @Serializer\SerializedName("country") * @Serializer\Type("App\Entity\Country") * @Serializ, referencedColumnName="id") * * @Serializer\SerializedName("player") * @Serializer\Type("App\Entity\Player") * @Serializer, SerializationContext::create()->setSerializeNull(true));, the clup country does not return as null. So the event works in a single layer. It does not apply the same to the related tables below it. I, Type=STRING