From Pork Bellies To Product Management
Aside from the great learning experience and amazing friends that I got from my first job after college, I also get to tell people that in a past life, I was a commodities trader (agriculture futures to be exact, e.g. corn, soy, hogs, cattle). It always causes raised eyebrows, being a somewhat untraditional starting point for someone who’s now a product manager at a SaaS company building HR software.
For context, I studied operations research and financial engineering in college. After graduation, I worked in finance at a small proprietary trading firm for a year and a half before moving across the country to join Intercom as their first data analyst. After 2.5 years at Intercom, I joined Lattice as their second engineering hire, where I now work as their first product manager.
There are many different ways to get into software product management from other industries. A common and successful way to make the transition is to get an MBA and then apply to PM jobs at Facebook/Google/Amazon/other large company that regularly recruit from business schools. But, maybe for whatever reason you don’t want to get an MBA, or maybe you’d rather work at a smaller startup (post-MBA PMs more often than not end up working at large companies.) Or maybe you already work in tech as an engineer, designer, or product marketer. I hope my experiences doing the switch “on-the-job” will be helpful to those people as well.
Start with what you know
Despite what you’ve read about there being a lot of transferable skills between finance/consulting and product management, it’s going to be hard to find a company (especially a startup) that’d hire a product manager who didn’t have some experience in product development. And unlike software engineering, where people without direct professional experience can get hired from their work on side projects, it’s a bit hard to dabble in product management on the weekends, especially when important skills like managing a relationship with a sales team can’t be found in an online tutorial.
But luckily, if you work in finance or consulting, you’re probably a great candidate for a lot of other roles that startups desperately want to hire for! Because I already had data analysis skills, I focused on roles in analytics or data science teams as I searched for my first job in tech. But if you’re an investment banker, look for financial analyst roles. If you’re a management consultant, look for roles in operations. And so forth.
It will take time
Because you’ll have to spend time in other roles before landing a PM role, whether you go the MBA route or the on-the-job route, nothing is going to happen overnight. I quit my finance job in March 2014 and started working as a data analyst at Intercom. I did that for a year before switching to a product engineering role on their growth team. I was an engineer for the rest of my time at Intercom and for the first eight months at Lattice. All in, that’s over three years from leaving trading to being a product manager. From a pure time perspective, it probably would have been faster to get the MBA (though it was certainly cheaper to not). Which brings me to my next point…
You will have to work a lot
The topic of working hard (and long) has been a popular but thorny topic of discussion in the tech zeitgeist. Neither of the startups I’ve worked at valued being in the office every night till 11. But the reality remains that if you want to achieve unusual goals, you have to work unusual amounts. The people who are letting you do a job you’ve never done before will feel better about the situation if they know you’re dependable and willing to work hard to figure things out.
For a while at Intercom, I was essentially doing two jobs during my transition from data analyst to engineer. The team still needed analytics support and we hadn’t backfilled the role yet. At the same time, I wanted to prove that I could keep up with the feature commitments I made towards our weekly sprints. For four months, I worked a lot of weekends and 11 hour days.
There are usually many people who want to transition between roles at a company, and teams only have the capacity to mentor a limited number of people. If you work in finance or consulting, chances are you’re no stranger to long hours. Use that tolerance for the grind to learn more and be faster than the people around you.
Make sure you’ll like the job
For better or for worse, I think there are a lot of qualities about product management that make it very attractive to smart, motivated, but ultimately confused people.
I’m not suggesting you need to have had a long burning passion for products to be a product manager (though I’m sure it’d help) but you should know realistically what the role entails. For as enticing as being the “CEO of the product” is, there are just as many people out there saying “it’s not as glamorous as you think it will be.” And trust me, all that becomes very apparent as you’re setting up your company’s JIRA instance or when you have to be the one always saying “no”. This is a case where spending time in roles that are adjacent to product management is very helpful. It’ll expose you to product managers so you can see if their day-to-day life is something that you’ll actually like doing.
Move toward roles that are closer to the product
Be deliberate about moving closer to roles that will bring you closer to the customer and the product. If you are technical, spending time in software engineering is probably the best way to transition to product management and be successful afterwards. Knowing how software is built is an invaluable asset when you’re working with engineers or trading off impact and difficulty. If you’re not technical (and don’t want to commit the time to learning), customer success/customer support positions are great positions that bring you in the trenches and expose you to exactly what customers are experiencing day in and day out.
And when you do make the jump to product management, do it in the same company. It is infinitely easier for people who know you and the quality of your work to take a chance on you compared to people you have no relationship with.
Do the job anyways
There’s an oft quoted saying of how responsibility is taken, not given. Once you’ve gotten close to the product development process, take it upon yourself to pick up tasks that a PM would do: volunteer to write help center articles, participate in design review, sit in on customer calls. Think about how your company’s product could be better and give feedback to the PMs.
Tell your manager or other leaders at the company that you’re interested in working in product. Your manager isn’t a mind reader, so you have to let her know what you want. And you’re much more likely to get what you want if you’re doing that job anyways.
Outside of work, read — yes, read the establishment startup and product canon but really just read anything. Twitter can be huge time suck, but I find that if you follow the right people, there’s no better source that surfaces already curated reading material.
Try out new products and be an early adopter whenever you can. Think about why you like certain product experiences and what makes other user flows confusing. I like to describe a PM’s job as making a very large amount of small decisions every day, and you need to develop opinions and taste to make those decisions.
An addendum: Be really lucky
I’ve worked hard over the last 3 years, but I’m very, very aware that a large portion of it was due to luck: lucky to be in a position where I could take risks in my career, lucky to have found great companies with people I could learn from, lucky to have encountered leaders and managers who were willing to take a chance on me.
There’s no such thing as the perfect role for anyone, and to be honest I still have no idea what I want to do with my life. But comparing the way I felt about my job while working in finance with how I feel now as a PM, the difference is night and day. The most important thing that I’ve learned from this journey is what it feels like to enjoy what you do for a living. Because once you know what that feels like, you never want to lose that feeling again and that is what will drive you towards the right things.


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We have proposed an operationally-updated Global Warming Index following the well established “multi-fingerprinting” approach 13, estimating anthropogenic warming by computing an ordinary least-squares regression with observed GMST as dependent variable and the responses to anthropogenic and natural forcing as the two independent variables. For GMST, we use the UK MetOffice HadCRUT4. The infilled version (HadCRUT4-CW) is shown to provide contextual information with regard to uncertainties related to the choice of the GMST dataset. The response model to convert the forcing into the associated temperature response uses fast and slow time constants 33.
The central estimate of current anthropogenic warming (+1.01 °C as of May 2017) is well below the monthly peak warming of +1.35 °C in Feb and Mar 2016 and well above the colder pre-2013 period. The rate of human-induced warming may actually be accelerating over the past 20 years and is currently at +0.16 °C/decade based on the 1997–2016 period. The index is insensitive to the aerosol forcing and relatively insensitive to the end date and GMST fluctuations on inter-annual or even inter-decadal timescales. For example, the GWI would have increased monotonically throughout the so-called “hiatus” period 59. We find that there is a considerable difference between our HadCRUT4 and HadCRUT4-CW results due to the coverage issue in the Arctic. GMST warming does not tell the whole climate change story as land warms at least twice as fast as oceans under transient climate change conditions. However, the attribution question remains largely unaffected as both land and ocean show distinct warming patterns that are linked to anthropogenic forcing.
An easily accessible index (see www.globalwarmingindex.org) of how much of the observed warming is attributable to human influence is helpful information that should be permanently available to anyone. Robustness, transparency and salience of the GWI render it a reliable and usable benchmark tool. While the very robustness we have demonstrated here leads to a stable index with little to no month-to-month variability, the real-time factor is indispensable when it comes communicating to the public. Institutions such as the World Meteorological Organisation could provide a regular standardised update of human-induced warming to support future stock-takes of progress towards climate stabilisation. Attribution can no longer be left to periodic academic assessments.


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by Staff ReporterThe Income Tax Department seized ₹32.6 crore in cash and 10 kg of gold from the premises of a manufacturing company in a tier three city in Tamil Nadu during searches since Friday.
A statement issued by the Central Board of Direct Taxes on Sunday said the unaccounted income of the company and its promoters, which “specialised in manufacturing certain specialised materials for the health sector in India and abroad” was estimated to be around ₹435 crore. The searches were conducted on 20 locations, including factories, offices and residences.
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Attribute keys can be allocated in one language and freed in another. Similarly, attribute values can be set in one language and accessed in another. To achieve this, attribute keys will be allocated in an integer range that is valid all languages. The same holds true for system-defined attribute values (such as MPI_TAG_UB, MPI_WTIME_IS_GLOBAL, etc.)
Attribute keys declared in one language are associated with copy and delete functions in that language (the functions provided by the MPI_ {TYPE,COMM,WIN }_CREATE_KEYVAL call). When a communicator is duplicated, for each attribute, the corresponding copy function is called, using the right calling convention for the language of that function; and similarly, for the delete callback function.
Advice
to implementors.
This requires that attributes be tagged either as ``C,'' ``C++'' or
``Fortran,'' and that the language tag be checked in order to use
the right calling convention for the callback function.
( End of advice to implementors.)
The attribute manipulation functions described in
Section Caching
on page Caching
define
attributes arguments to be of type void* in C, and of type
INTEGER, in Fortran. On some systems,
INTEGERs will have 32 bits, while C/C++ pointers will have
64 bits. This is a problem if communicator attributes are used to
move information from a Fortran caller to a C/C++ callee, or
vice-versa.
MPI behaves as if it stores,
internally, address sized attributes. If Fortran INTEGERs
are smaller, then the Fortran function MPI_ATTR_GET will
return the least significant part of the attribute word; the Fortran
function MPI_ATTR_PUT will set the least significant part
of the attribute word, which will be sign extended to the entire word.
(These two functions may be invoked explicitly by user code, or
implicitly, by attribute copying callback functions.)
As for addresses, new functions are provided that manipulate
Fortran address sized attributes, and have the same functionality as the
old
functions in C/C++. These functions are described in
Section Caching
, page Caching
.
Users are encouraged to use these new functions.
MPI supports two types of attributes: address-valued (pointer) attributes,
and integer valued attributes. C and C++
attribute functions put and get address
valued attributes. Fortran attribute functions put and get integer valued
attributes. When an integer valued attribute is accessed from C or C++,
then
MPI_xxx_get_attr
will return the address of (a pointer to) the integer
valued attribute, which is a pointer to
MPI_Aint if the attribute was stored with Fortran
MPI_xxx_SET_ATTR, and a pointer to int if it was
stored with the deprecated Fortran MPI_ATTR_PUT. When an
address valued attribute is accessed from
Fortran, then MPI_xxx_GET_ATTR
will convert the address into an integer and
return the result of this conversion. This conversion is lossless if new
style
attribute functions are used, and an integer of kind
MPI_ADDRESS_KIND
is returned. The conversion may cause truncation if
deprecated
attribute functions are used.
In C, the deprecated routines
MPI_Attr_put and MPI_Attr_get behave identical
to MPI_Comm_set_attr and MPI_Comm_get_attr.
2.2
A. Setting an attribute value in C
A. Setting an attribute value with the (deprecated) Fortran MPI-1 call
The predefined MPI attributes can be integer valued or address valued.
Predefined integer valued attributes, such as MPI_TAG_UB,
behave as if they
were put by a call to the
deprecated Fortran routine MPI_ATTR_PUT,
i.e.,
in Fortran,
MPI_COMM_GET_ATTR(MPI_COMM_WORLD, MPI_TAG_UB, val, flag, ierr)
will return in val
the upper bound for tag value; in C,
MPI_Comm_get_attr(MPI_COMM_WORLD, MPI_TAG_UB, &p, &flag)
will return in p
a pointer to an int containing the upper bound for tag value.
Address valued predefined attributes, such as MPI_WIN_BASE
behave as if
they were put by a C call,
i.e.,
in Fortran,
MPI_WIN_GET_ATTR(win, MPI_WIN_BASE, val, flag, ierror)
will return in val the base address of the window,
converted to an integer. In C,
MPI_Win_get_attr(win, MPI_WIN_BASE, &p, &flag)
will return in p
a pointer to the window base, cast to (void *).
The design is consistent with the behavior
specified
for predefined
attributes, and ensures that no information is lost when attributes are
passed from language to language.
Because the language interoperability for
predefined attributes was defined based on MPI_ATTR_PUT,
this definition is kept for compatibility reasons although the
routine itself is now deprecated.
( End of rationale.)
Implementations should tag attributes either as
(1)
address attributes, (2) as
INTEGER(KIND=MPI_ADDRESS_KIND) attributes or (3) as
INTEGER attributes, according to whether they were set in
(1) C (with MPI_Attr_put or
MPI_Xxx_set_attr), (2) in Fortran with
MPI_XXX_SET_ATTR or (3) with the deprecated Fortran
routine MPI_ATTR_PUT.
Thus, the right choice can be made when the attribute is retrieved.
( End of advice to implementors.)
Example
int set_val = 3;
struct foo set_struct;
/* Set a value that is a pointer to an int */
MPI_Comm_set_attr(MPI_COMM_WORLD, keyval1, &set_val);
/* Set a value that is a pointer to a struct */
MPI_Comm_set_attr(MPI_COMM_WORLD, keyval2, &set_struct);
/* Set an integer value */
MPI_Comm_set_attr(MPI_COMM_WORLD, keyval3, (void *) 17);
B. Reading the attribute value in C
int flag, *get_val;
struct foo *get_struct;
/* Upon successful return, get_val == &set_val
(and therefore *get_val == 3) */
MPI_Comm_get_attr(MPI_COMM_WORLD, keyval1, &get_val, &flag);
/* Upon successful return, get_struct == &set_struct */
MPI_Comm_get_attr(MPI_COMM_WORLD, keyval2, &get_struct, &flag);
/* Upon successful return, get_val == (void*) 17 */
/* i.e., (MPI_Aint) get_val == 17 */
MPI_Comm_get_attr(MPI_COMM_WORLD, keyval3, &get_val, &flag);
C. Reading the attribute value with (deprecated) Fortran MPI-1 calls
LOGICAL FLAG
INTEGER IERR, GET_VAL, GET_STRUCT
! Upon successful return, GET_VAL == &set_val, possibly truncated
CALL MPI_ATTR_GET(MPI_COMM_WORLD, KEYVAL1, GET_VAL, FLAG, IERR)
! Upon successful return, GET_STRUCT == &set_struct, possibly truncated
CALL MPI_ATTR_GET(MPI_COMM_WORLD, KEYVAL2, GET_STRUCT, FLAG, IERR)
! Upon successful return, GET_VAL == 17
CALL MPI_ATTR_GET(MPI_COMM_WORLD, KEYVAL3, GET_VAL, FLAG, IERR)
D. Reading the attribute value with Fortran MPI-2 calls
LOGICAL FLAG
INTEGER IERR
INTEGER (KIND=MPI_ADDRESS_KIND) GET_VAL, GET_STRUCT
! Upon successful return, GET_VAL == &set_val
CALL MPI_COMM_GET_ATTR(MPI_COMM_WORLD, KEYVAL1, GET_VAL, FLAG, IERR)
! Upon successful return, GET_STRUCT == &set_struct
CALL MPI_COMM_GET_ATTR(MPI_COMM_WORLD, KEYVAL2, GET_STRUCT, FLAG, IERR)
! Upon successful return, GET_VAL == 17
CALL MPI_COMM_GET_ATTR(MPI_COMM_WORLD, KEYVAL3, GET_VAL, FLAG, IERR)
Example
INTEGER IERR, VAL
VAL = 7
CALL MPI_ATTR_PUT(MPI_COMM_WORLD, KEYVAL, VAL, IERR)
B. Reading the attribute value in C
int flag;
int *value;
/* Upon successful return, value points to internal MPI storage and
*value == (int) 7 */
MPI_Comm_get_attr(MPI_COMM_WORLD, keyval, &value, &flag);
C. Reading the attribute value with (deprecated) Fortran MPI-1 calls
LOGICAL FLAG
INTEGER IERR, VALUE
! Upon successful return, VALUE == 7
CALL MPI_ATTR_GET(MPI_COMM_WORLD, KEYVAL, VALUE, FLAG, IERR)
D. Reading the attribute value with Fortran MPI-2 calls
LOGICAL FLAG
INTEGER IERR
INTEGER (KIND=MPI_ADDRESS_KIND) VALUE
! Upon successful return, VALUE == 7 (sign extended)
CALL MPI_COMM_GET_ATTR(MPI_COMM_WORLD, KEYVAL, VALUE, FLAG, IERR)
Example
A. Setting an attribute value via a Fortran MPI-2 call
INTEGER IERR
INTEGER(KIND=MPI_ADDRESS_KIND) VALUE1
INTEGER(KIND=MPI_ADDRESS_KIND) VALUE2
VALUE1 = 42
VALUE2 = INT(2, KIND=MPI_ADDRESS_KIND) ** 40
CALL MPI_COMM_SET_ATTR(MPI_COMM_WORLD, KEYVAL1, VALUE1, IERR)
CALL MPI_COMM_SET_ATTR(MPI_COMM_WORLD, KEYVAL2, VALUE2, IERR)
B. Reading the attribute value in C
int flag;
MPI_Aint *value1, *value2;
/* Upon successful return, value1 points to internal MPI storage and
*value1 == 42 */
MPI_Comm_get_attr(MPI_COMM_WORLD, keyval1, &value1, &flag);
/* Upon successful return, value2 points to internal MPI storage and
*value2 == 2^40 */
MPI_Comm_get_attr(MPI_COMM_WORLD, keyval2, &value2, &flag);
C. Reading the attribute value with (deprecated) Fortran MPI-1 calls
LOGICAL FLAG
INTEGER IERR, VALUE1, VALUE2
! Upon successful return, VALUE1 == 42
CALL MPI_ATTR_GET(MPI_COMM_WORLD, KEYVAL1, VALUE1, FLAG, IERR)
! Upon successful return, VALUE2 == 2^40, or 0 if truncation
! needed (i.e., the least significant part of the attribute word)
CALL MPI_ATTR_GET(MPI_COMM_WORLD, KEYVAL2, VALUE2, FLAG, IERR)
D. Reading the attribute value with Fortran MPI-2 calls
LOGICAL FLAG
INTEGER IERR
INTEGER (KIND=MPI_ADDRESS_KIND) VALUE1, VALUE2
! Upon successful return, VALUE1 == 42
CALL MPI_COMM_GET_ATTR(MPI_COMM_WORLD, KEYVAL1, VALUE1, FLAG, IERR)
! Upon successful return, VALUE2 == 2^40
CALL MPI_COMM_GET_ATTR(MPI_COMM_WORLD, KEYVAL2, VALUE2, FLAG, IERR)
Rationale.
Advice
to implementors.
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"""
SymPy statistics module
Introduces a random variable type into the SymPy language.
Random variables may be declared using prebuilt functions such as
Normal, Exponential, Coin, Die, etc... or built with functions like FiniteRV.
Queries on random expressions can be made using the functions
========================= =============================
Expression Meaning
------------------------- -----------------------------
``P(condition)`` Probability
``E(expression)`` Expected value
``variance(expression)`` Variance
``density(expression)`` Probability Density Function
``sample(expression)`` Produce a realization
``where(condition)`` Where the condition is true
========================= =============================
Examples
========
>>> from sympy.stats import P, E, variance, Die, Normal
>>> from sympy import Eq, simplify
>>> X, Y = Die('X', 6), Die('Y', 6) # Define two six sided dice
>>> Z = Normal('Z', 0, 1) # Declare a Normal random variable with mean 0, std 1
>>> P(X>3) # Probability X is greater than 3
1/2
>>> E(X+Y) # Expectation of the sum of two dice
7
>>> variance(X+Y) # Variance of the sum of two dice
35/6
>>> simplify(P(Z>1)) # Probability of Z being greater than 1
-erf(sqrt(2)/2)/2 + 1/2
"""
__all__ = []
from . import rv_interface
from .rv_interface import (
cdf, covariance, density, dependent, E, given, independent, P, pspace,
random_symbols, sample, sample_iter, skewness, std, variance, where,
correlation, moment, cmoment, smoment,
)
__all__.extend(rv_interface.__all__)
from . import frv_types
from .frv_types import (
Bernoulli, Binomial, Coin, Die, DiscreteUniform, FiniteRV, Hypergeometric,
)
__all__.extend(frv_types.__all__)
from . import crv_types
from .crv_types import (
ContinuousRV,
Arcsin, Benini, Beta, BetaPrime, Cauchy, Chi, ChiNoncentral, ChiSquared,
Dagum, Erlang, Exponential, FDistribution, FisherZ, Frechet, Gamma,
GammaInverse, Kumaraswamy, Laplace, Logistic, LogNormal, Maxwell,
Nakagami, Normal, Pareto, QuadraticU, RaisedCosine, Rayleigh,
StudentT, Triangular, Uniform, UniformSum, VonMises, Weibull,
WignerSemicircle
)
__all__.extend(crv_types.__all__)
from . import drv_types
from .drv_types import (Geometric, Poisson)
__all__.extend(drv_types.__all__)


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Right hand deep into ops right collar, use left hand to make room and fold collar over.
Right knee into ops left ribs, left leg on ground, push op away, wiggle around to left to change angle, you should be sitting up a bit
Grab ops right arm and fall to the left dragging them down as you punch through with right arm and kick right leg through, chest to chest push down
Pressure knee into ops ribs
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This is a quickstart to demonstrate the behavior of asynchronous EJB invocations. The methods are invoked by both an EJB in the deployment and by a remote client. The quickstart also shows error handling if the asynchronous method invocation fails.
The example is composed of 2 maven modules, each with a shared parent. The modules are as follows:
ejb
: This module contains the EJB's and will be deployed to the serverclient
: This module contains a remote ejb clientThe root pom.xml
builds each of the submodules in the above order and deploys the archive to the server.
All you need to build this project is Java 6.0 (Java SDK 1.6) or better, Maven 3.0 or better.
The application this project produces is designed to be run on JBoss Enterprise Application Platform 6 or JBoss AS 7.
You can copy or link to the Maven configuration information in the README file in the root folder of the quickstarts. For example:
If you have not yet done so, you must Configure Maven before testing the quickstarts.
Start a server instance
bin/standalone.sh
NOTE: The following build command assumes you have configured your Maven user settings. If you have not, you must include Maven setting arguments on the command line. See Build and Deploy the Quickstarts for complete instructions and additional options.
service/target/jboss-as-ejb-asynchronous.jar
to the running instance of the server.Check whether the application is deployed successfully.
Check the client output
INFO: The server log should contain a message at (about)
Check the server log
There should be two INFO log messages for the fireAndForget
invocation:
'fireAndForget' Will wait for 15000ms
and 15sec later (the client should be finished at this time)
action 'fireAndForget' finished
NOTE: In AS7.1.1.Final there is a bug that an ERROR will be logged that the result can not be written.
When you are finished testing, type this command to undeploy the archive:
mvn jboss-as:undeploy
mvn jboss-as:undeploy -Djbossas-as.port=10099
You can also start the server and deploy the quickstarts from Eclipse using JBoss tools. For more information, see Use JBoss Developer Studio or Eclipse to Run the Quickstarts
If you want to debug the source code or look at the Javadocs of any library in the project, run either of the following commands to pull them into your local repository. The IDE should then detect them.
mvn dependency:sources
mvn dependency:resolve -Dclassifier=javadoc


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Methods summary
public
MvcCore\Ext\Form
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SetId( string $id )
Set form id, required to configure.
Used to identify session data, error messages,
CSRF tokens, html form attribute id value and much more.
Set form id, required to configure.
Used to identify session data, error messages,
CSRF tokens, html form attribute id value and much more.
Parameters
Returns
Requires
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public
MvcCore\Ext\Form
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SetAction( string|null $url = NULL )
Set form submitting URL value.
It could be relative or absolute, anything
to complete classic html form attribute action .
Set form submitting URL value.
It could be relative or absolute, anything
to complete classic html form attribute action .
Parameters
Returns
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public
MvcCore\Ext\Form
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SetMethod( string $method = \MvcCore\Ext\IForm::METHOD_POST )
Set form http submitting method.POST by default.
Use GET only if form data contains only ASCII characters.
Possible values: 'POST' | 'GET'
You can use constants:
- \MvcCore\Ext\IForm::METHOD_POST
- \MvcCore\Ext\IForm::METHOD_GET
Set form http submitting method.POST by default.
Use GET only if form data contains only ASCII characters.
Possible values: 'POST' | 'GET'
You can use constants:
- \MvcCore\Ext\IForm::METHOD_POST
- \MvcCore\Ext\IForm::METHOD_GET
Parameters
Returns
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public
MvcCore\Ext\Form
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SetTitle( string|null $title, boolean|null $translateTitle = NULL )
Set form title, global HTML attribute, optional.
Set form title, global HTML attribute, optional.
Parameters
Returns
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public
MvcCore\Ext\Form
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SetEnctype( string $enctype = \MvcCore\Ext\IForm::ENCTYPE_URLENCODED )
Set form enctype attribute - how the form values will be encoded
to send them to the server. Possible values are:
- application/x-www-form-urlencoded
By default, it means all form values will be encoded to
key1=value1&key2=value2... string.
Constant: \MvcCore\Ext\IForm::ENCTYPE_URLENCODED .
- multipart/form-data
Data will not be encoded to URL string form, this value is required,
when you are using forms that have a file upload control.
Constant: \MvcCore\Ext\IForm::ENCTYPE_MULTIPART .
- text/plain
Spaces will be converted to + symbols, but no other special
characters will be encoded.
Constant: \MvcCore\Ext\IForm::ENCTYPE_PLAINTEXT .
Set form enctype attribute - how the form values will be encoded
to send them to the server. Possible values are:
- application/x-www-form-urlencoded By default, it means all form values will be encoded to key1=value1&key2=value2... string. Constant: \MvcCore\Ext\IForm::ENCTYPE_URLENCODED .
- multipart/form-data Data will not be encoded to URL string form, this value is required, when you are using forms that have a file upload control. Constant: \MvcCore\Ext\IForm::ENCTYPE_MULTIPART .
- text/plain Spaces will be converted to + symbols, but no other special characters will be encoded. Constant: \MvcCore\Ext\IForm::ENCTYPE_PLAINTEXT .
Parameters
Returns
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public
MvcCore\Ext\Form
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SetTarget( $target = '_self' )
Set form target attribute - where to display the response that is
received after submitting the form. This is a name of, or keyword for,
a browsing context (e.g. tab, window, or inline frame). Default value
is NULL to not render any <form> element target attribute.
The following keywords have special meanings:
- _self : Load the response into the same browsing context as the
current one. This value is the default if the attribute
is not specified.
- _blank : Load the response into a new unnamed browsing context.
- _parent : Load the response into the parent browsing context of
the current one. If there is no parent, this option
behaves the same way as _self .
- _top : Load the response into the top-level browsing context
(i.e. the browsing context that is an ancestor of the
current one, and has no parent). If there is no parent,
this option behaves the same way as _self .
- iframename : The response is displayed in a named <iframe> .
Set form target attribute - where to display the response that is
received after submitting the form. This is a name of, or keyword for,
a browsing context (e.g. tab, window, or inline frame). Default value
is NULL to not render any <form> element target attribute.
The following keywords have special meanings:
- _self : Load the response into the same browsing context as the current one. This value is the default if the attribute is not specified.
- _blank : Load the response into a new unnamed browsing context.
- _parent : Load the response into the parent browsing context of the current one. If there is no parent, this option behaves the same way as _self .
- _top : Load the response into the top-level browsing context (i.e. the browsing context that is an ancestor of the current one, and has no parent). If there is no parent, this option behaves the same way as _self .
- iframename : The response is displayed in a named <iframe> .
Returns
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public
MvcCore\Ext\Form
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SetAutoComplete( boolean|string $autoComplete = FALSE )
Indicates whether input elements can by default have their values automatically
completed by the browser. This setting can be overridden by an autocomplete
attribute on an element belonging to the form. Possible values are:
- 'off' | FALSE :The user must explicitly enter a value into each field for
every use, or the document provides its own auto-completion
method; the browser does not automatically complete entries.
- 'on' | TRUE: The browser can automatically complete values based on
values that the user has previously entered in the form.
- NULL` Do not render the attribute.
For most modern browsers setting the autocomplete attribute will not prevent
a browser's password manager from asking the user if they want to store login
fields (username and password), if the user permits the storage the browser will
autofill the login the next time the user visits the page. See The autocomplete
attribute and login fields.
Indicates whether input elements can by default have their values automatically
completed by the browser. This setting can be overridden by an autocomplete
attribute on an element belonging to the form. Possible values are:
- 'off' | FALSE :The user must explicitly enter a value into each field for every use, or the document provides its own auto-completion method; the browser does not automatically complete entries.
- 'on' | TRUE: The browser can automatically complete values based on values that the user has previously entered in the form.
- NULL` Do not render the attribute.
For most modern browsers setting the autocomplete attribute will not prevent
a browser's password manager from asking the user if they want to store login
fields (username and password), if the user permits the storage the browser will
autofill the login the next time the user visits the page. See The autocomplete
attribute and login fields.
Parameters
- $autoComplete
- Possible values are
'on' | TRUE | 'off' | FALSE | NULL .
Returns
See
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/form#attr-autocomplete
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public
MvcCore\Ext\Form
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SetNoValidate( boolean|null $noValidate = TRUE )
This Boolean attribute indicates that the form is not to be validated when
submitted. If this attribute is not specified (and therefore the form is
validated), this default setting can be overridden by a formnovalidate
attribute on a <button> or <input> element belonging to the form.
This Boolean attribute indicates that the form is not to be validated when
submitted. If this attribute is not specified (and therefore the form is
validated), this default setting can be overridden by a formnovalidate
attribute on a <button> or <input> element belonging to the form.
Parameters
- $noValidate
- Only
TRUE renders the form attribute.
Returns
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public
MvcCore\Ext\Form
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SetAcceptCharsets( string[] $acceptCharsets = [] )
A list of character encodings that the server accepts. The browser
uses them in the order in which they are listed. The default value,
the reserved string 'UNKNOWN' , indicates the same encoding as that
of the document containing the form element. Any previously configured
accept charset(s) will be replaced by given array. If you want only to
add another charset, use method: $form->AddAcceptCharset() instead.
A list of character encodings that the server accepts. The browser
uses them in the order in which they are listed. The default value,
the reserved string 'UNKNOWN' , indicates the same encoding as that
of the document containing the form element. Any previously configured
accept charset(s) will be replaced by given array. If you want only to
add another charset, use method: $form->AddAcceptCharset() instead.
Parameters
Returns
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public
MvcCore\Ext\Form
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SetLang( string|null $lang = NULL )
Set lang property to complete optional translator language argument automatically.
If you are operating in multi-language project and you want to use
translator in \MvcCore\Ext\Form , set this lang property to target language code
you want to translate every visible text into target language. Use this property
with $form->translator property.
Set lang property to complete optional translator language argument automatically.
If you are operating in multi-language project and you want to use
translator in \MvcCore\Ext\Form , set this lang property to target language code
you want to translate every visible text into target language. Use this property
with $form->translator property.
Parameters
Returns
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public
MvcCore\Ext\Form
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SetLocale( string|null $locale = NULL )
Set $form->locale , usually used to create proper validator for zip codes, currencies etc...
If you are operating in multi-language project and you want to use
in \MvcCore\Ext\Form form field validators for locale specific needs,
$form->locale property helps you to process validation functionality
with proper validator by locale code.
Set $form->locale , usually used to create proper validator for zip codes, currencies etc...
If you are operating in multi-language project and you want to use
in \MvcCore\Ext\Form form field validators for locale specific needs,
$form->locale property helps you to process validation functionality
with proper validator by locale code.
Parameters
Returns
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public
MvcCore\Ext\Form
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SetCssClasses( string|string[] $cssClasses )
Set form HTML element css classes strings.
All previously defined css classes will be removed.
Default value is an empty array to not render HTML class attribute.
You can define css classes as single string, more classes separated
by space or you can define css classes as array with strings.
Set form HTML element css classes strings.
All previously defined css classes will be removed.
Default value is an empty array to not render HTML class attribute.
You can define css classes as single string, more classes separated
by space or you can define css classes as array with strings.
Parameters
Returns
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public
MvcCore\Ext\Form
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SetAttributes( array $attributes = [] )
Set form html element additional attributes.
To add any other attribute for html <form> element,
set here key/value array, keys will be used as attribute names,
values as attribute values, simple. All previously configured additional
attributes will be replaced by given attributes to this function.
Set form html element additional attributes.
To add any other attribute for html <form> element,
set here key/value array, keys will be used as attribute names,
values as attribute values, simple. All previously configured additional
attributes will be replaced by given attributes to this function.
Parameters
Returns
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public
MvcCore\Ext\Form
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SetSuccessUrl( string|null $url = NULL )
Set form success submit URL string to redirect after, relative or absolute,
to specify, where to redirect user after form has been submitted successfully.
It's required to use \MvcCore\Ext\Form like this, if you want to use method
$form->SubmittedRedirect(); , at the end of custom Submit() method implementation,
you need to specify at least success and error URL strings.
Set form success submit URL string to redirect after, relative or absolute,
to specify, where to redirect user after form has been submitted successfully.
It's required to use \MvcCore\Ext\Form like this, if you want to use method
$form->SubmittedRedirect(); , at the end of custom Submit() method implementation,
you need to specify at least success and error URL strings.
Parameters
Returns
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public
MvcCore\Ext\Form
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SetPrevStepUrl( string|null $url = NULL )
Set form success submit previous step URL string, relative or absolute, to specify,
where to redirect user after form has been submitted successfully and submit button
will be recognized as submit type to switch form result property $form->result to value 2 .
Which means "previous step" redirection after successful submit. This functionality
to switch result value to 2 is up to you. This field is designed only for you as empty.
It's not required to use \MvcCore\Ext\Form like this, but if you want to use method
$form->SubmittedRedirect(); at the end of custom Submit() method implementation,
and you want to go to "previous step" by one submit button or stay in the same page by
another submit button, this is very good and comfortable pattern.
Set form success submit previous step URL string, relative or absolute, to specify,
where to redirect user after form has been submitted successfully and submit button
will be recognized as submit type to switch form result property $form->result to value 2 .
Which means "previous step" redirection after successful submit. This functionality
to switch result value to 2 is up to you. This field is designed only for you as empty.
It's not required to use \MvcCore\Ext\Form like this, but if you want to use method
$form->SubmittedRedirect(); at the end of custom Submit() method implementation,
and you want to go to "previous step" by one submit button or stay in the same page by
another submit button, this is very good and comfortable pattern.
Parameters
Returns
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public
MvcCore\Ext\Form
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SetNextStepUrl( string|null $url = NULL )
Set form success submit next step URL string, relative or absolute, to specify,
where to redirect user after form has been submitted successfully and submit button
will be recognized as submit type to switch form result property $form->result to value 3 .
Which means "next step" redirection after successful submit. This functionality
to switch result value to 3 is up to you. This field is designed only for you as empty.
It's not required to use \MvcCore\Ext\Form like this, but if you want to use method
$form->SubmittedRedirect(); at the end of custom Submit() method implementation,
and you want to go to "next step" by one submit button or stay in the same page by
another submit button, this is very good and comfortable pattern.
Set form success submit next step URL string, relative or absolute, to specify,
where to redirect user after form has been submitted successfully and submit button
will be recognized as submit type to switch form result property $form->result to value 3 .
Which means "next step" redirection after successful submit. This functionality
to switch result value to 3 is up to you. This field is designed only for you as empty.
It's not required to use \MvcCore\Ext\Form like this, but if you want to use method
$form->SubmittedRedirect(); at the end of custom Submit() method implementation,
and you want to go to "next step" by one submit button or stay in the same page by
another submit button, this is very good and comfortable pattern.
Parameters
Returns
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public
MvcCore\Ext\Form
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SetErrorUrl( string|null $url = NULL )
Set form error submit URL string, relative or absolute, to specify,
where to redirect user after has not been submitted successfully.
It's not required to use \MvcCore\Ext\Form like this, but if you want to use method
$form->SubmittedRedirect(); at the end of custom Submit() method implementation,
you need to specify at least success and error URL strings.
Set form error submit URL string, relative or absolute, to specify,
where to redirect user after has not been submitted successfully.
It's not required to use \MvcCore\Ext\Form like this, but if you want to use method
$form->SubmittedRedirect(); at the end of custom Submit() method implementation,
you need to specify at least success and error URL strings.
Parameters
Returns
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public
MvcCore\Ext\Form
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SetResult( integer|null $result = \MvcCore\Ext\IForm::RESULT_SUCCESS )
Set form submit result state. Submit could have two basic values (or three values - for next step):
NULL - No Submit() method has been called yet.
0 - Submit has errors. User will be redirected after submit to error url.
\MvcCore\Ext\Form::RESULT_ERRORS
1 - Submit was successful. User will be redirected after submit to success url.
\MvcCore\Ext\Form::RESULT_SUCCESS
2 - Submit was successful. User will be redirected after submit to next step url.
\MvcCore\Ext\IForm::RESULT_NEXT_PAGE
Set form submit result state. Submit could have two basic values (or three values - for next step):
NULL - No Submit() method has been called yet.
0 - Submit has errors. User will be redirected after submit to error url. \MvcCore\Ext\Form::RESULT_ERRORS
1 - Submit was successful. User will be redirected after submit to success url. \MvcCore\Ext\Form::RESULT_SUCCESS
2 - Submit was successful. User will be redirected after submit to next step url. \MvcCore\Ext\IForm::RESULT_NEXT_PAGE
Parameters
Returns
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public
MvcCore\Ext\Form
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SetTranslator( callable $translator = NULL )
Set translator to translate field labels, options, placeholders and error messages.
Translator has to be callable (it could be closure function or array
with class_name/instance and method name string). First argument
of callable has to be a translation key and second argument
has to be array with numeric replacements to replace them in translated value.
Result of callable object has to be a string - translated key for called language.
Set translator to translate field labels, options, placeholders and error messages.
Translator has to be callable (it could be closure function or array
with class_name/instance and method name string). First argument
of callable has to be a translation key and second argument
has to be array with numeric replacements to replace them in translated value.
Result of callable object has to be a string - translated key for called language.
Parameters
Returns
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public
MvcCore\Ext\Form
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SetDefaultRequired( boolean $defaultRequired = TRUE )
Set default switch how to set every form control to be required by default.
If you define directly any control to NOT be required, it will NOT be required.
This is only value used as DEFAULT VALUE for form fields, not to strictly define
required flag value in controls. Default value is FALSE .
Set default switch how to set every form control to be required by default.
If you define directly any control to NOT be required, it will NOT be required.
This is only value used as DEFAULT VALUE for form fields, not to strictly define
required flag value in controls. Default value is FALSE .
Parameters
Returns
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public
MvcCore\Ext\Form
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SetValues( array $values = [], boolean $caseInsensitive = FALSE, boolean $clearPreviousSessionValues = FALSE )
Set multiple fields values by key/value array.
For each key in $values array, this method try to find form field
with the same name. Only data with existing fields by keys are setted into field values.
Values are assigned into fields by keys in case sensitive mode by default.
Set multiple fields values by key/value array.
For each key in $values array, this method try to find form field
with the same name. Only data with existing fields by keys are setted into field values.
Values are assigned into fields by keys in case sensitive mode by default.
Parameters
- $values
- Key value array with keys as field names and values for fields.
- $caseInsensitive
- If
TRUE , set up values from $values with keys in case insensitive mode.
- $clearPreviousSessionValues
- If
TRUE , clear all previous data records for this form from session.
Returns
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public
MvcCore\Ext\Form
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SetErrors( array $errorsCollection = [] )
Set all form errors. This method is very dangerous, it replace
all previously added form errors with given collection.
If you want only to add form error, use method:
$form->AddError($errorMsg, $fieldNames = NULL); instead.
First param $errorsCollection has to be array with arrays.
Every array in collection must have first item as error message
string and second argument (optional) as field name string or
array with field names strings where error happened.
Set all form errors. This method is very dangerous, it replace
all previously added form errors with given collection.
If you want only to add form error, use method:
$form->AddError($errorMsg, $fieldNames = NULL); instead.
First param $errorsCollection has to be array with arrays.
Every array in collection must have first item as error message
string and second argument (optional) as field name string or
array with field names strings where error happened.
Parameters
Returns
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public
MvcCore\Ext\Form
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SetSessionExpiration( $seconds = 0 )
Set session expiration in seconds. Default value is zero seconds (0 ).
Zero value (0 ) means "until the browser is closed" if there is
no higher namespace expiration in any other session namespace.
If there is found any autorization service and authenticated user,
default value is set by authorization expiration time.
Set session expiration in seconds. Default value is zero seconds (0 ).
Zero value (0 ) means "until the browser is closed" if there is
no higher namespace expiration in any other session namespace.
If there is found any autorization service and authenticated user,
default value is set by authorization expiration time.
Parameters
Returns
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public
MvcCore\Ext\Form
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SetBaseTabIndex( $baseTabIndex = 0 )
Set base tab-index value for every field in form, which has defined tab-index value (different from NULL ).
This value could move tab-index values for each field into higher or lower values by needs,
where is form currently rendered.
Set base tab-index value for every field in form, which has defined tab-index value (different from NULL ).
This value could move tab-index values for each field into higher or lower values by needs,
where is form currently rendered.
Parameters
Returns
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public
MvcCore\Ext\Form
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#
SetDefaultFieldsRenderMode( string $defaultFieldsRenderMode = \MvcCore\Ext\IForm::FIELD_RENDER_MODE_NORMAL )
Set default control/label rendering mode for each form control/label.
Default values is string normal , it means label will be rendered
before control, only label for checkbox and radio button will be
rendered after control.
Set default control/label rendering mode for each form control/label.
Default values is string normal , it means label will be rendered
before control, only label for checkbox and radio button will be
rendered after control.
Parameters
Returns
|
public
MvcCore\Ext\Form
|
#
SetErrorsRenderMode( string $errorsRenderMode = \MvcCore\Ext\IForm::ERROR_RENDER_MODE_ALL_TOGETHER )
Set errors rendering mode, by default configured as string: all-together .
It means all errors are rendered naturally at form begin together in one HTML div.errors element.
If you are using custom template for form - you have to call after form beginning: echo $this->RenderErrors();
to get all errors into template.
Set errors rendering mode, by default configured as string: all-together .
It means all errors are rendered naturally at form begin together in one HTML div.errors element.
If you are using custom template for form - you have to call after form beginning: echo $this->RenderErrors();
to get all errors into template.
Parameters
Returns
|
public
MvcCore\Ext\Form
|
#
SetViewScript( boolean|string|null $boolOrViewScriptPath = NULL )
Set custom form view script relative path without .phtml extension.
View script could be TRUE to render form by view script name completed
automatically with form id and configured view extension (.phtml) or explicit
relative view script path defined by string. Automatically completed form view
script path and also explicitly defined form view script path by string are
located in directory /App/Views/Forms by default. If you want to change this
base directory - use \MvcCore\Ext\Forms\View::SetFormsDir(); static method.
Set custom form view script relative path without .phtml extension.
View script could be TRUE to render form by view script name completed
automatically with form id and configured view extension (.phtml) or explicit
relative view script path defined by string. Automatically completed form view
script path and also explicitly defined form view script path by string are
located in directory /App/Views/Forms by default. If you want to change this
base directory - use \MvcCore\Ext\Forms\View::SetFormsDir(); static method.
Parameters
Returns
|
public
MvcCore\Ext\Form
|
#
SetViewClass( string $viewClass = '\\MvcCore\\Ext\\Forms\\View' )
Set form custom template full class name to create custom view object.
Default value is \MvcCore\Ext\Forms\View extended from \MvcCore\View .
Set form custom template full class name to create custom view object.
Default value is \MvcCore\Ext\Forms\View extended from \MvcCore\View .
Parameters
Returns
|
public
MvcCore\Ext\Form
|
#
SetJsSupportFiles( array $jsRelPathsClassNamesAndParams = [] )
Set supporting javascript files configuration. This method is dangerous,
It removes all previously, automatically configured javascript support files.
If you want only to add javascript support file, call method:
$form->AddJsSupportFile($jsRelativePath, $jsClassName, $constructorParams); instead.
Every record in given $jsPathsClassNamesAndParams array has to be defined as array with:
0 - string - Supporting javascript file relative path from protected \MvcCore\Ext\Form::$jsAssetsRootDir .
1 - string - Supporting javascript full class name inside supporting file.
2 - array - Supporting javascript constructor params.
Set supporting javascript files configuration. This method is dangerous,
It removes all previously, automatically configured javascript support files.
If you want only to add javascript support file, call method:
$form->AddJsSupportFile($jsRelativePath, $jsClassName, $constructorParams); instead.
Every record in given $jsPathsClassNamesAndParams array has to be defined as array with: 0 - string - Supporting javascript file relative path from protected \MvcCore\Ext\Form::$jsAssetsRootDir . 1 - string - Supporting javascript full class name inside supporting file. 2 - array - Supporting javascript constructor params.
Parameters
- $jsRelPathsClassNamesAndParams
- $jsFilesClassesAndConstructorParams
Returns
|
public
MvcCore\Ext\Form
|
#
SetCssSupportFiles( array $cssRelativePaths = [] )
Set supporting css files configuration. This method is dangerous,
It removes all previously, automatically configured css support files.
If you want only to add css support file, call method:
$form->AddCssSupportFile($cssRelativePath); instead.
Given $cssRelativePaths has to be array with supporting css file relative
paths from protected \MvcCore\Ext\Form::$cssAssetsRootDir .
Set supporting css files configuration. This method is dangerous,
It removes all previously, automatically configured css support files.
If you want only to add css support file, call method:
$form->AddCssSupportFile($cssRelativePath); instead.
Given $cssRelativePaths has to be array with supporting css file relative
paths from protected \MvcCore\Ext\Form::$cssAssetsRootDir .
Parameters
Returns
|
public
MvcCore\Ext\Form
|
#
SetJsSupportFilesRenderer( callable $jsSupportFilesRenderer )
Set javascript support files external renderer. Given callable has
to accept first argument to be \SplFileInfo about external javascript
supporting file. Javascript renderer must add given supporting javascript
file into HTML only once.
Set javascript support files external renderer. Given callable has
to accept first argument to be \SplFileInfo about external javascript
supporting file. Javascript renderer must add given supporting javascript
file into HTML only once.
Parameters
Returns
|
public
MvcCore\Ext\Form
|
#
SetCssSupportFilesRenderer( callable $cssSupportFilesRenderer )
Set css support files external renderer. Given callable has
to accept first argument to be \SplFileInfo about external css
supporting file. Css renderer must add given supporting css
file into HTML only once.
Set css support files external renderer. Given callable has
to accept first argument to be \SplFileInfo about external css
supporting file. Css renderer must add given supporting css
file into HTML only once.
Parameters
Returns
|
public
MvcCore\Ext\Form
|
#
SetFormTagRenderingStatus( boolean $formTagRenderingStatus = TRUE )
This is INTERNAL method for rendering fields.
Value TRUE means <form> tag is currently rendered inside, FALSE otherwise.
This is INTERNAL method for rendering fields.
Value TRUE means <form> tag is currently rendered inside, FALSE otherwise.
Parameters
Returns
|
public static
string
|
#
SetJsSupportFilesRootDir( string|null $jsSupportFilesRootDir )
Set MvcCore Form javascript support files root directory.
After \MvcCore\Ext\Form instance is created, this value is completed to library internal
assets directory. If you want to create any custom field with custom javascript file(s),
you can do it by loading github package mvccore/form-js to your custom directory,
you have to create there any other custom javascript support file for any custom field
and change this property value to that javascripts directory. All supporting javascripts
for \MvcCore\Ext\Form fields will be loaded now from there.
Set MvcCore Form javascript support files root directory.
After \MvcCore\Ext\Form instance is created, this value is completed to library internal
assets directory. If you want to create any custom field with custom javascript file(s),
you can do it by loading github package mvccore/form-js to your custom directory,
you have to create there any other custom javascript support file for any custom field
and change this property value to that javascripts directory. All supporting javascripts
for \MvcCore\Ext\Form fields will be loaded now from there.
Parameters
Returns
string
|
public static
string
|
#
SetCssSupportFilesRootDir( string|null $cssSupportFilesRootDir )
Set MvcCore Form css support files root directory.
After \MvcCore\Ext\Form instance is created, this value is completed to library internal
assets directory. If you want to create any custom field with custom css file(s),
you can do it by creating an empty directory somewhere, by copying every css file from
library assets directory into it, by creating any other custom css for any custom field
and by change this property value to that directory. All supporting css for \MvcCore\Ext\Form
fields will be loaded now from there.
Set MvcCore Form css support files root directory.
After \MvcCore\Ext\Form instance is created, this value is completed to library internal
assets directory. If you want to create any custom field with custom css file(s),
you can do it by creating an empty directory somewhere, by copying every css file from
library assets directory into it, by creating any other custom css for any custom field
and by change this property value to that directory. All supporting css for \MvcCore\Ext\Form
fields will be loaded now from there.
Parameters
Returns
string
|
public static
integer
|
#
SetValidatorsNamespaces( array $validatorsNamespaces = [] )
Set form validators base namespaces to create validator instance by it's class name.
Validator will be created by class existence in this namespaces order.
This method is dangerous, because it removes all previously configured
validators namespaces. If you only to add another validators namespace,
use method: \MvcCore\Ext\Form::AddValidatorsNamespaces(...$namespaces); instead.
Set form validators base namespaces to create validator instance by it's class name.
Validator will be created by class existence in this namespaces order.
This method is dangerous, because it removes all previously configured
validators namespaces. If you only to add another validators namespace,
use method: \MvcCore\Ext\Form::AddValidatorsNamespaces(...$namespaces); instead.
Parameters
Returns
integer New validators namespaces count.
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public static
boolean
|
#
SetAutoFocusedFormField( string $formId = NULL, string $fieldName = NULL, integer $duplicateBehaviour = \MvcCore\Ext\Forms\IField::AUTOFOCUS_DUPLICITY_EXCEPTION )
Set autofocus boolean attribute to target form field by form id and field name.
If there is already defined any previously autofocused field, defined third argument
to not thrown an exception but to solve the duplicity. Third argument possible values:
- 0 (\MvcCore\Ext\Forms\IField::AUTOFOCUS_DUPLICITY_EXCEPTION )
Default value, an exception is thrown when there is already defined other autofocused form element.
- 1 (\MvcCore\Ext\Forms\IField::AUTOFOCUS_DUPLICITY_UNSET_OLD_SET_NEW )
There will be removed previously defined autofocused element and configured new given one.
- -1 (\MvcCore\Ext\Forms\IField::AUTOFOCUS_DUPLICITY_QUIETLY_SET_NEW )
There will be quietly configured another field autofocused. Be careful!!! This is not standard behaviour!
If there is $formId and also $fieldName with NULL value, any previously defined
autofocused form field is changed and autofocus boolean attribute is removed.
Set autofocus boolean attribute to target form field by form id and field name.
If there is already defined any previously autofocused field, defined third argument
to not thrown an exception but to solve the duplicity. Third argument possible values:
- 0 (\MvcCore\Ext\Forms\IField::AUTOFOCUS_DUPLICITY_EXCEPTION ) Default value, an exception is thrown when there is already defined other autofocused form element.
- 1 (\MvcCore\Ext\Forms\IField::AUTOFOCUS_DUPLICITY_UNSET_OLD_SET_NEW ) There will be removed previously defined autofocused element and configured new given one.
- -1 (\MvcCore\Ext\Forms\IField::AUTOFOCUS_DUPLICITY_QUIETLY_SET_NEW ) There will be quietly configured another field autofocused. Be careful!!! This is not standard behaviour!
If there is $formId and also $fieldName with NULL value, any previously defined
autofocused form field is changed and autofocus boolean attribute is removed.
Parameters
- $formId
- $fieldName
- $duplicateBehaviour
Returns
boolean
Throws
RuntimeException
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Class lajax\translatemanager\Module
| Inheritance | lajax\translatemanager\Module » yii\base\Module |
|---|---|
| Available since version | 1.0 |
This is the main module class for the TranslateManager module.
Public Properties
| Property | Type | Description | Defined By |
|---|---|---|---|
| $allowedIPs | array | The list of IPs that are allowed to access this module. | lajax\translatemanager\Module |
| $controllerNamespace | lajax\translatemanager\Module | ||
| $ignoredCategories | array | List of the categories being ignored. | lajax\translatemanager\Module |
| $ignoredItems | array | Directories/files being ignored. | lajax\translatemanager\Module |
| $layout | string | Name of the used layout. | lajax\translatemanager\Module |
| $patternArray | string | PHP Regular expression to match arrays containing language elements to translate. | lajax\translatemanager\Module |
| $patternArrayRecursive | string | PHP Regular expression to detect langualge elements within arrays. | lajax\translatemanager\Module |
| $patternJs | string | Regular expression to detect JavaScript lajax. | lajax\translatemanager\Module |
| $patternPhp | string | Regular expression to match PHP Yii::t functions. | lajax\translatemanager\Module |
| $patterns | array | List of file extensions that contain language elements. | lajax\translatemanager\Module |
| $roles | array | The list of rights that are allowed to access this module. | lajax\translatemanager\Module |
| $root | string | The root directory of the scanning. | lajax\translatemanager\Module |
| $subDir | string | Name of the subdirectory which contains the language elements. | lajax\translatemanager\Module |
| $tables | array | Identifiers for the database tables containing language elements. | lajax\translatemanager\Module |
| $tmpDir | string | Writeable directory used for keeping the generated javascript files. | lajax\translatemanager\Module |
Public Methods
| Method | Description | Defined By |
|---|---|---|
| beforeAction() | lajax\translatemanager\Module | |
| getLanguageItemsDirPath() | lajax\translatemanager\Module |
Protected Methods
| Method | Description | Defined By |
|---|---|---|
| checkAccess() | lajax\translatemanager\Module |
Property Details
The list of IPs that are allowed to access this module.
List of the categories being ignored.
Directories/files being ignored.
Name of the used layout. If you want to use the site default layout set value null.
PHP Regular expression to match arrays containing language elements to translate.
PHP Regular expression to detect langualge elements within arrays.
Regular expression to detect JavaScript lajax.t functions.
Regular expression to match PHP Yii::t functions.
List of file extensions that contain language elements. Only files with these extensions will be processed.
The list of rights that are allowed to access this module.
The root directory of the scanning.
Name of the subdirectory which contains the language elements.
Identifiers for the database tables containing language elements.
Writeable directory used for keeping the generated javascript files.
Method Details
| void beforeAction( $action ) | ||
| $action |
| boolean checkAccess( ) | ||
| return | boolean | Whether the module can be accessed by the current user |
|---|
| string getLanguageItemsDirPath( ) | ||
| return | string | The full path of the directory containing the generated JavaScript files. |
|---|


When I was 16 I had a job working as a petroleum transfer technician I witnessed this man assaulting his partner on the forecourt she was yelling out for people to help her and to call the cops I knew right away that I've got to call the police as what was happening so wrong on so many levels as I was going back inside to call the police he drove off with his partner half hanging outside of the car dragging her along the ground. The police ended up catching the guy and his partner was ok but needed to go to the hospital, it was about 2 weeks later that I went to court as a witness and helped send him to jail.
I was raised around many different cultures as I went to boarding school so I've always been open to new and different ideas and experiences but the underlying value from all the different cultures is to be nice and treat others with love and respect so I always try to be a nice and honest person.
I would have to say one of my major strengths is I get along well with most people and try to always be a helpful team player, limitations I get distracted easily sometimes and I'm also not a big fan of asking questions as I feel insecure about asking questions as I'm not the smartest person around and I don't like the feeling when I get the answer for my question and it was something simple it just makes me feel stupid.
Being able to get along as a team player I think will help me overcome my learning obstacle of asking questions as ill start to feel comfortable around the people that I'm working with, I'm hoping that it will help my planning and time management skills as well.
I play online team games online where you have to follow quests but there are always those few team members who want to try things a different way because they think their idea will help us get the win but it is all about listing to your team and giving everyone a fair shot and succeeding as a team.


The
kirby-item-sliding
element is used to extend the
kirby-item
component with functionality to reveal buttons when swiped. These buttons are created from a
list of
swipeAction
objects which is provided via the
swipeActions
input property.
Each
swipeAction
object can be given properties to configure the corresponding button with a title, icon, type,
disabled status and behaviour when selected.
Below is an example of
kirby-item-sliding
used in a list. Three swipe actions are given: edit, archive and delete. Each are configured
with a title, type and a function to call when selected. The delete action has been configured
to display an icon.
This example is an extension of the above "simple list with swipe actions" example. The 'delete' swipe action is conditionally disabled on a per item basis, based on whether it is deleteable.
ItemSwipeAction
object


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npm gets its config settings from the command line, environment variables,
npmrc
files, and in some cases, thepackage.json
file.See npmrc for more information about the npmrc files.
See config(7) for a more thorough explanation of the mechanisms involved, and a full list of config options available.
The
npm config
command can be used to update and edit the contents of the user and global npmrc files.Sub-commands
Config supports the following sub-commands:
set
Sets each of the config keys to the value provided.
If value is omitted, then it sets it to an empty string.
No config set key=value
get
Echo the config value(s) to stdout.
If multiple keys are provided, then the values will be prefixed with the key names.
id="list">list settings in json format. id="delete">delete class="sourceCode" id="cb5">npm config delete key [key ...]
Deletes the specified keys from all configuration files.
edit
Opens the config file in an editor. Use the
--global
flag to edit the global config.See Also


| style_percent {gtsummary} | R Documentation |
Style percentages
style_percent( x, symbol = FALSE, digits = 0, big.mark = NULL, decimal.mark = NULL, ... )
x |
numeric vector of percentages |
symbol |
Logical indicator to include percent symbol in output.
Default is |
digits |
number of digits to round large percentages (i.e. greater than 10%).
Smaller percentages are rounded to |
big.mark |
Character used between every 3 digits to separate
hundreds/thousands/millions/etc.
Default is |
decimal.mark |
The character to be used to indicate the numeric decimal point.
Default is |
... |
Other arguments passed on to |
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See Table Gallery vignette for example
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,
style_pvalue()
,
style_ratio()
,
style_sigfig()
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Cynicism
A cynic us a man who knows the price of everything
but the value of nothing.
Oscar Wilde
A cynic us a man who knows the price of everything
but the value of nothing.
Oscar Wilde
The secret of happiness is not in doing what one likes, but in liking what one has to do.
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public interface Game
A chess-like game
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
java.util.List<Move> |
allValidMoves()
All the valid moves in the current position |
void |
execute(Move move)
Execute a move |
boolean |
gameOver()
Is the game over? |
boolean |
isLegal(Move move)
Is move legal in current game position? |
DetailedMove |
lastMove()
Last move played |
int |
numMoves()
The number of moves played so far |
Position |
position()
The current game position |
PieceColor |
toMove()
Whose turn it is |
PieceColor |
winner()
Who won? |
| Method Detail |
|---|
Position position()
boolean isLegal(Move move)
move
- The move checked for legality, must be nonnull
void execute(Move move)
move
- The move to be executedPieceColor toMove()
PieceColor winner()
boolean gameOver()
java.util.List<Move> allValidMoves()
DetailedMove lastMove()
int numMoves()
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Before Change
if numpy.isnan(batch_logprob):
raise NumberError("Log probability of a mini-batch is NaN.")
if numpy.isinf(batch_logprob):
raise NumberError("Log probability of a mini-batch is +/- infinity.")
logprob += batch_logprob
num_words += batch_num_words
After Change
if numpy.isneginf(batch_logprob):
self._debug_log_batch(word_ids, class_ids, membership_probs, mask)
raise NumberError("Probability of a mini-batch is zero.")
if batch_logprob > 0.0:
self._debug_log_batch(word_ids, class_ids, membership_probs, mask)
raise NumberError("Probability of a mini-batch is greater than one.")
logprob += batch_logprob
num_words += batch_num_words
if num_words == 0:


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A child of the light will confess sin instantly and stand completely open before God. But a child of the darkness will say, "Oh, I can explain that."
—Oswald Chambers, My Utmost for His Highest,
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March 23


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by George OgboluPresident Muhammadu Buhari on Friday evening returned back to Nigeria after his private visit to the United Kingdom.
Naija News reports that President Buhari was scheduled to return to the country tomorrow, November 16th.
The Presidential Jet touched down at about 9.45 pm.
Speaking to reporters at the Presidential Wing of the Nnamdi Azikiwe International airport Abuja, the president said he intends to work harder and be accountable to Nigerians.
Buhari was received by Abba Kyari, chief of staff to the president; Mohammed Bello, minister of federal capital territory (FCT); Tukur Buratai, chief of army staff, Mohammed Adamu, inspector-general of police, among others.


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UK truck victim families take on loans to repatriate remains to Vietnam
HANOI: Some families of the 39 Vietnamese people found dead in a truck in Britain last month will borrow money from the government to repatriate their relatives' remains, they told AFP Tuesday (Nov 19).
Vietnam's foreign ministry said they would help to bring either the ashes or the bodies of the victims back - but that families would have to cover the cost of repatriation.
The price to bring ashes back in a jar was US$1,774, while the fee to repatriate a body was US$2,858, according to an official document shared with the families and seen by AFP.
READ: Vietnam arrests eight in connection with UK truck deaths - State media
READ: Who are the Vietnamese feared dead in UK truck tragedy?
Families in central Vietnam, where many of the 39 victims come from, said they were desperate to bring their loved ones back nearly four weeks after the tragedy, despite the steep loans they will have to take on.
"We're in deep pain, we just want him back soonest," said Le Minh Tuan, whose 30-year-old son was among the victims found on Oct 23 in a refrigerated container in Essex.
"We'll pay any price, whether I have to sell my house or my land, I am determined to bring him back," said Tuan, whose son Le Van Ha left behind two young children and a wife.
The family already borrowed more than US$30,000 to send Ha to Europe, a huge sum in his province of Nghe An where the average annual per capita income is around US$1,200.
READ: 'Easy money and a better life' - Vietnamese undeterred by UK truck tragedy
Tuan said he will opt to bring his son's body back instead of ashes so he can give him a traditional burial.
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Cremation is not common in rural Vietnam where the majority of the 39 victims come from, and bodies are normally buried several days after death.
The foreign ministry urged families to opt for cremation "to ensure speed, low cost and sanitation safety", according to the document.
READ: Our coverage of the UK truck deaths
It added that by law Vietnam's government was not obliged to cover the cost of repatriation.
Vo Thi Hong said the family would take on a bigger debt to give her brother Vo Nhan Du a traditional funeral.
"Our priority is to bring him back. We'll think about how to pay the loan later," she told AFP.
Two other families told AFP they also agreed to the government loan to repatriate their relatives' bodies.
The majority of the victims come from Ha Tinh and Nghe An provinces in central Vietnam, impoverished parts of the country where the main source of income is from fishing, farming, or factory work.
The country's largest private conglomerate, Vingroup - owned by the country's richest man - said it would donate around US$860 to families in the provinces whose relatives had died.
Many families took on thousands of dollars of debt to send their kids to Britain, where they hoped they would land good jobs to send money back home - and pay back their loans.
The incident laid bare the dangers of illegal migration in Britain, a top destination for Vietnamese nationals who often work in cannabis farms or nail bars.


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INTRODUCTION
There exists a wide variety of pets which can be kept at home for different reasons.
It all depends where the interest of the person concerned are
Examples of pets
- Dogs are one of the most affectionate and loyal creatures on earth.
 They don’t care if you have money, if you are good
looking or even if you are smart. They just learn to love you for who you are.
Even when things are perfect, even if you neglect them, they are just unconditional
lovers. They will sense your pain and feel pain with you. Even if you push them
away they will always love you.
- Cats are an enigma that have captured the hearts of people for thousands of years.
Cats have been shown to help people get over their loss more quickly, and show less physical
symptoms of pain, like crying. Despite the fact that they are only animals, cats serve as a
social support during difficult times. People in mourning report talking to their pet to work
out their feelings, since it is often easier to talk to something that won’t respond and can’t
judge than to another human being.
- Rabbits are much more than the cute, carrot-munching creatures pop culture makes them out to be.
Rabbits are ground dwellers that live in environments ranging from desert to tropical forest and wetland.
Their natural geographic range in the Western Hemisphere encompasses the middle latitudes. In the Eastern
Hemisphere rabbits are found in Europe, portions of Central and Southern Africa, the Indian subcontinent,
Sumatra, and Japan
- Check out pet care and equip
yourself with information on how to keep your pet healthy and happy.