Bad roads most important problem to Ghanaians - Afrobarometer report
Infrastructure is the most frequently cited problem that Ghanaians want government to address, a new Afrobarometer survey indicates.
For the first time since 2002, infrastructure (roads) top the list of citizens’ priority problems, beating out unemployment.
Citizens’ ranking of their most important problems is fairly consistent regardless of respondents’ region, age, or urban-rural location, but the groups’ relative emphasis on these problems varies.
Concerns about infrastructure and roads are highest in three of the newly created regions – Bono East, Oti, and North East – and lowest in Greater Accra and Upper East.
Older and rural residents place a higher premium on infrastructure and roads, while youth and urbanites prioritize unemployment.
The survey also shows that only a few Ghanaians say government has done “a lot” or “somewhat” in addressing their most important problems since it assumed office in January 2017.
Government’s 2020 budget has earmarked GH¢9.3 billion for infrastructure projects.
These survey findings are expected to inform Parliament’s current debate on the budget statement and provide a basis for Parliament and citizens to monitor government’s disbursement of the funds allocated for infrastructure projects to ensure that citizens’ aspirations are met.


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PhoneArena Scrapper
This pages lists a few links toward visualization built using the scrapper's data. It requires the scrapper to have run, and the data to be exported.
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class CMAES(OOOptimizer):
class for non-linear non-convex numerical minimization with CMA-ES.
The class implements the interface define in OOOptimizer
, namely
the methods __init__
, ask
, tell
, stop
, disp
and property
result
.
Examples
The Jupyter notebook or IPython are the favorite environments to
execute these examples, both in %pylab mode. All examples
minimize the function elli
, output is not shown.
First we need to import the module we want to use. We import purecma
from cma
as (aliased to) pcma:
from cma import purecma as pcma
The shortest example uses the inherited method
OOOptimizer.optimize
:
es = pcma.CMAES(8 * [0.1], 0.5).optimize(pcma.ff.elli)
See method CMAES.__init__
for a documentation of the input
parameters to CMAES
. We might have a look at the result:
print(es.result[0]) # best solution and print(es.result[1]) # its function value
result
is a property of CMAES
. In order to display more exciting
output, we may use the CMAESDataLogger
instance in the logger
attribute of CMAES
:
es.logger.plot() # if matplotlib is available
Virtually the same example can be written with an explicit loop
instead of using optimize
, see also fmin
. This gives insight
into the CMAES
class interface and entire control over the
iteration loop:
pcma.fmin?? # print source, works in jupyter/ipython only es = pcma.CMAES(9 * [0.5], 0.3) # calls CMAES.__init__() # this loop resembles the method optimize while not es.stop(): # iterate X = es.ask() # get candidate solutions f = [pcma.ff.elli(x) for x in X] # evaluate solutions es.tell(X, f) # do all the real work es.disp(20) # display info every 20th iteration es.logger.add(es) # log another "data line" # final output print('termination by', es.stop()) print('best f-value =', es.result[1]) print('best solution =', es.result[0]) print('potentially better solution xmean =', es.result[5]) print("let's check f(xmean) = ", pcma.ff.elli(es.result[5])) es.logger.plot() # if matplotlib is available
A very similar example which may also save the logged data within
the loop is the implementation of function fmin
.
Details
Most of the work is done in the method tell
. The property
result
contains more useful output.
| See Also | |
fmin , OOOptimizer.optimize |
| Method | __init__ |
Instantiate CMAES object instance using xstart and sigma . |
| Method | ask |
sample lambda candidate solutions |
| Method | disp |
print some iteration info to stdout |
| Method | stop |
return satisfied termination conditions in a dictionary, |
| Method | tell |
update the evolution paths and the distribution parameters m, sigma, and C within CMA-ES. |
| Instance Variable | best |
Undocumented |
| Instance Variable | C |
Undocumented |
| Instance Variable | counteval |
Undocumented |
| Instance Variable | fitvals |
Undocumented |
| Instance Variable | ftarget |
Undocumented |
| Instance Variable | logger |
Undocumented |
| Instance Variable | maxfevals |
Undocumented |
| Instance Variable | params |
Undocumented |
| Instance Variable | pc |
Undocumented |
| Instance Variable | ps |
Undocumented |
| Instance Variable | randn |
Undocumented |
| Instance Variable | sigma |
Undocumented |
| Instance Variable | xmean |
Undocumented |
| Property | result |
the tuple (xbest, f(xbest), evaluations_xbest, evaluations,
iterations, xmean, stds) |
Inherited from OOOptimizer
:
| Method | initialize |
(re-)set to the initial state |
| Method | optimize |
find minimizer of objective_fct. |
| Instance Variable | countiter |
Undocumented |
| Instance Variable | more |
Undocumented |
| Instance Variable | optional |
Undocumented |
| Instance Variable | xcurrent |
Undocumented |
| Instance Variable | xstart |
Undocumented |
| Method | _force |
try force the logger to log NOW |
| Method | _prepare |
return a list of callbacks including self.logger.add. |
cma.interfaces.OOOptimizer.__init__
Instantiate CMAES
object instance using xstart
and sigma
.
Parameters
xstart
:list
- of numbers (like [3, 2, 1.2]), initial solution vector
sigma
:float
- initial step-size (standard deviation in each coordinate)
popsize
:int
orstr
- population size, number of candidate samples per iteration
maxfevals
:int
orstr
- maximal number of function evaluations, a string is evaluated with N as search space dimension
ftarget
:float
- target function value
randn
:callable
- normal random number generator, by default
random.normalvariate
Details: this method initializes the dynamic state variables and
creates a CMAESParameters
instance for static parameters.
cma.interfaces.OOOptimizer.ask
sample lambda candidate solutions
distributed according to:
m + sigma * Normal(0,C) = m + sigma * B * D * Normal(0,I) = m + B * D * sigma * Normal(0,I)
and return a list
of the sampled "vectors".
cma.interfaces.OOOptimizer.stop
return satisfied termination conditions in a dictionary,
generally speaking like {'termination_reason':value, ...},
for example {'tolfun':1e-12}, or the empty dict
{}.
cma.interfaces.OOOptimizer.tell
update the evolution paths and the distribution parameters m, sigma, and C within CMA-ES.
cma.interfaces.OOOptimizer.result
the tuple
(xbest, f(xbest), evaluations_xbest, evaluations,
iterations, xmean, stds)


Account¶
- Here the user can:
- Update all their personal information
- Add their banking information
- Change passwords
- Also admin depending on the Admin Level value can:
- Access user account from here.
- Change user status.
- Set the initial cashout value, that determines if a user has made any cashout from the system.
- Make the user an admin, Change user’s Admin Level.
- Change the user’s package.
- Set the user as prepaid, to make the user eligible for cashout without investing, useful for initial investors who had invested on building the project before the project goes live so that the first users can make payments to them.
- Change the user’s guider and referrer.
- Set how many percent the user will get as bonus for every investment made on the site, useful for the admin team.
- Add or remove user’s referral bonus.


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Defines | |
| #define | INTC_DEFINE_HANDLER(id, handler, level) |
| Define an interrupt handler for an integrated peripheral. | |
| #define | intc_set_irq_data(id, data) |
| Associate a data pointer with an interrupt. | |
| #define | intc_get_irq_data(id, pdata) |
| Get the data pointer associated with an interrupt. | |
| #define | intc_setup_handler(id, level, data) |
| Set up an interrupt handler. | |
| #define | intc_remove_handler(id) |
| Remove an interrupt handler. |
This module includes functionality to help setting up interrupt handlers for internal (on-chip) interrupts. Such interrupts are generated by chip-internal modules and usually have a very direct path to the interrupt handler in order to minimize interrupt latency.
There may be minor differences between architectures, but in general, handlers for internal interrupts are set up in two steps:
Interrupt numbers are specified correspond to the vector number on AVR, and the interrupt group number on AVR32. An AVR32-specific function, intc_get_group_requests(), can be used to distinguish between multiple interrupts inside of a group.
| #define INTC_DEFINE_HANDLER | ( | id, | |||
| handler, | |||||
| level | ) |
extern void *intc_priv_data_sym(id); \ extern void __attribute__((__signal__)) \ intc_priv_entry_sym(id)(void); \ void intc_priv_entry_sym(id)(void) \ { \ handler(intc_priv_data_sym(id)); \ } \ void *intc_priv_data_sym(id)
Define an interrupt handler for an integrated peripheral.
This binds an interrupt handler function to a low-level entry point, which takes care of saving/restoring registers, finding the handler-specific data, and running any code dealing with soft interrupt handling, etc. before returning.
| id | The interrupt vector ID | |
| handler | The interrupt handler function | |
| level | The priority level of this interrupt |
| #define intc_get_irq_data | ( | id, | |||
| pdata | ) |
do { \ extern void *intc_priv_data_sym(id); \ *(pdata) = intc_priv_data_sym(id); \ } while (0)
Get the data pointer associated with an interrupt.
If the value stored in *pdata is NULL, no interrupt handler has been set up for interrupt id.
| id | The interrupt ID | |
| pdata | Pointer to a variable in which to store the data pointer |
| #define intc_remove_handler | ( | id | ) |
do { \ extern void *intc_priv_data_sym(id); \ intc_priv_data_sym(id) = 0; \ } while (0)
Remove an interrupt handler.
This will remove a registered interrupt handler, making it possible to set up a different one by calling intc_setup_handler().
| id | The interrupt ID to disassociate with the handler |
| #define intc_set_irq_data | ( | id, | |||
| data | ) |
| #define intc_setup_handler | ( | id, | |||
| level, | |||||
| data | ) |
do { \ intc_set_irq_data(id, data); \ } while (0)
Set up an interrupt handler.
This function sets up the internal interrupt controller for handling a given interrupt through the specified handler.
| id | The interrupt number to associate with the handler | |
| level | The priority level for this interrupt | |
| data | Data to be associated with this interrupt |
Definition at line 90 of file intc.h.
Referenced by at90usb_init().


Indonesian from Islamic advisory body caned for adultery
by ReutersAn Indonesian man who worked for a clerical organisation that advises a local government on Islamic law has been caned in public for adultery, an official said.
Mukhlis bin Muhammad, 46, a member of the Aceh Ulema Council (MPU), was caned 28 times on Thursday in a public park by a religious officer, the official said.
The woman he had the sexual relationship with was flogged, also in public, receiving 23 lashes.
The punishments took place in ultra-conservative Aceh, the sole province in Indonesia - the world's largest Muslim-majority nation - that applies sharia law. It was granted autonomy in 2001.
Public floggings and canings - which many Acehnese support - have become common there since they were introduced in 2005, and are administered for a range of offences also including theft and gambling. The province outlawed homosexuality in 2014.
MPU advised the Aceh government in drafting its current version of sharia. Muhammad's role in the organisation was not disclosed.
Husaini Wahab, a senior official in Aceh Besar district, said canings were meant to serve as a reminder to locals to adhere to the Islamic criminal code.
"It doesn't matter whether he is an ulema, an imam, or an ordinary citizen, the government does not discriminate," he said, adding that Muhammad could no longer belong to the MPU.
Rights groups have called for public floggings and canings to be discontinued.
Papang Hidayat, a researcher with Amnesty International, said they violated human rights. "Showing consensual affection should not be criminalised," he said.
Indonesia is home to a number of religious and ethnic minorities and has been seen as an example of how democracy and Islam can co-exist. But rising conservatism has in recent years spurred religious intolerance there.


gbvision.tools package¶
Submodules¶
gbvision.tools.finding_tools module¶
-
gbvision.tools.finding_tools.
distance_from_object
(loc) → float¶ the absolute distance from the camera to this object :param loc: the object’s location (2d or 3d) :returns: the absolute distance (float)
-
gbvision.tools.finding_tools.
plane_angle_by_location
(loc) → float¶ calculates the angle from the camera to the object’s projection on the x-z plane (y=0 plane) :param loc: the 3d location :return: the angle (in radians)
-
gbvision.tools.finding_tools.
plane_distance_from_object
(loc) → float¶ calculates the distance from the object’s projection on the x-z plane (y=0 plane) the distance on the y axis is ignored in this calculation :param loc: the 3d location :return: the distance without regarding the y axis
gbvision.tools.image_tools module¶
-
gbvision.tools.image_tools.
crop
(frame, x, y, w, h)¶ crops the image from (x, y) to (x+w, y+h) :param frame: the frame to crop :param x: the x coordinate to crop from :param y: the y coordinate to crop from :param w: the width of the cropped image :param h: the height of the cropped image :return: the cropped image
-
gbvision.tools.image_tools.
median_threshold
(frame, stdv: int, box=None, color_encoding='BGR')¶ finds a threshold using the median threshold method the median threshold method defines the lower bounds of the threshold as the median of a given region of the image minus some deviation variable, and the upper bounds as the same median plus the deviation variable in a mathematical term, the threshold is defined to be [median(X) - V, median(X) + V] where X is the frame region and V is the deviation variable :param frame: the frame :param stdv: the deviation variable, can be a scalar (same deviation for every channel) or a numpy array with the same size as the number of channels in the threshold, the deviation will be defined for each channel separately :param box: optional, a sub region of the frame from which the median is calculated, when set to None the median is calculated from the entire frame :param color_encoding: the type of color encoding the threshold should use, default is BGR :return: a Threshold object
gbvision.tools.list_tools module¶
-
gbvision.tools.list_tools.
split_list
(f, lst, amount=2)¶ splits the list into several list according to the function f :param lst: the list to split :param f: a function which maps from an argument to the index of the list it should go to for example if we wanted a function to split a list into a list of positive and negative number f could look like lambda x: int(x >= 0) :param amount: the amount of lists to split the data to (2 by default) :return: a tuple of all the lists created,


Hello world! Here is the boilerplate.
This sample uses "ui-darkness" theme.
Have a look at bower.json and check how it was selected.
This framework uses main-bower-files to do it, so you'll find more info at their Github.
That's all!
We are sure now that all scripts and styles from your bower components have been packed and minified together with your own ones.


Up in smoke: Factory fire reveals cannabis crop in Melbourne’s north
by Word on the streetA fire at a Cambellfield factory has revealed a hydroponic marijuana set up.

“We always thought it fronted as a caravan factory, but apparently they’ve been storing other things,” she said.
Emergency services were called to the fire at a Merola Way factory just after midday.
Upon extinguishing the blaze they found a hydroponic set up with a large number of cannabis plants.
An investigation into the circumstances surrounding the fire is ongoing.
Anyone with any information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
Image: Bloomberg Creative Photos


Study
ID WMD (95% Cl) Risedronate Control
Muren 2015 —_—_—_————_ 10.10 (-15.72, -4.48)
Skoldenberg 2011 1.40 (-1.85, 4.65)
Yamasaki 2007 0.80 (-0.77, 2.37)
Kumar 2011 0.40 (-2.59, 3.39)
Overall (I-squared = 78.6%, p = 0.003) 0.99 (-4.24, 2.26)
P=0.550
NOTE: Weights are from random effects analysis
Weight
16.86
25.34
31.45
26.35
100.00
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jQuery validation engine is a Javascript plugin aimed at the validation of form fields in the browser (IE 6-8, Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Opera 10). The plugin provides visually appealing prompts that grab user attention on the subject matter.
Validations range from email, phone, and URL, to more complex calls such as ajax processing or custom javascript functions. Bundled with many locales, the error prompts can be translated into the language of your choice.
Forum Support: http://validationengine.vanillaforums.com/
Important: v2 is a significant rewrite of the original 1.7 branch. Please read the documentation as the API has changed!
The archive holds, of course, the core library along with translations in different languages. It also comes with a set of demo pages and a simple ajax server (built in Java).
Most demos are fully functional by simply opening their respective HTML file. However, the Ajax demos require the use of Java6 to launch a lightweight http server.
runDemo.bat
(Windows) or runDemo.sh
(Unix) from the folderFirst include jQuery on your page

Include jquery.validationEngine and its locale

Finally include the desired theme
<link rel="stylesheet" href="css/validationEngine.jquery.css" type="text/css"/>
Validations are defined using the field's class attribute. Here are a few examples showing how it happens:
<input<EMAIL_ADDRESS>class="validate[required,custom[email]]" type="text" name="email" id="email" />
<input value="2010-12-01" class="validate[required,custom[date]]" type="text" name="date" id="date" />
<input value="too many spaces obviously" class="validate[required,custom[onlyLetterNumber]]" type="text" name="special" id="special" />
For more details about validators, please refer to the section below.
The validator is typically instantiated with a call in the following format:
$("#form.id").validationEngine();
Without any parameters, the init() and attach() methods are automatically called.
$("#form.id").validationEngine(action or options);
The method may take one or several parameters, either an action (and parameters) or a list of options to customize the behavior of the engine.
Here's a glimpse: say you have a form as such:
<form id="formID" method="post" action="submit.action">
<input value="2010-12-01" class="validate[required,custom[date]]" type="text" name="date" id="date" />
</form>
The code below will instance the validation engine and attach it to the form:
When using options, the default behavior is to only initialize ValidationEngine, so attachment needs to be done manually.

Initializes the engine with default settings
$("#formID1").validationEngine({promptPosition : "centerRight", scroll: false});
$("#formID1").validationEngine('init', {promptPosition : "centerRight", scroll: false});
Attaches jQuery.validationEngine to form.submit and field.blur events.
$("#formID1").validationEngine('attach');
Unregisters any bindings that may point to jQuery.validaitonEngine.
$("#formID1").validationEngine('detach');
Validates the form and displays prompts accordingly. Returns true if the form validates, false if it contains errors. Note that if you use an ajax form validator, the actual result will be delivered asynchronously to the function options.onAjaxFormComplete.
alert( $("#formID1").validationEngine('validate') );
Validates one field and displays the prompt accordingly. Returns false if the input validates, true if it contains errors.
alert( $("#formID1").validationEngine('validateField', "#emailInput") );
Displays a prompt on a given element. Note that the prompt can be displayed on any element by providing an id.
The method takes four parameters: 1. the text of the prompt itself 2. a type which defines the visual look of the prompt: 'pass' (green), 'load' (black) anything else (red) 3. an optional position: either "topLeft", "topRight", "bottomLeft", "centerRight", "bottomRight". Defaults to "topRight" 4. an optional boolean which indicates if the prompt should display a directional arrow
<fieldset>
<legend id="legendid">Email</legend>
Show prompt
</fieldset>
Closes the prompt linked to the input.
$('#inputID').validationEngine('hidePrompt');
Closes error prompts in the current form (in case you have more than one form on the page)
$('#formID1').validationEngine('hide')">Hide prompts
Closes all error prompts on the page.
$('#formID1').validationEngine('hideAll');
Update the form prompts positions.
$("#formID").validationEngine("updatePromptsPosition")
Options are typically passed to the init action as a parameter. $("#formID1").validationEngine({promptPosition : "centerRight", scroll: false});
Name of the event triggering field validation, defaults to blur.
Determines if we should scroll the page to the first error, defaults to true.
Where should the prompt show? Possible values are "topLeft", "topRight", "bottomLeft", "centerRight", "bottomRight". Defaults to "topRight".
If set to true, turns Ajax form validation logic on. Defaults to false. Form validation takes place when the validate() action is called or when the form is submitted.
If set, the ajax submit validation will use this url instead of the form action
When ajaxFormValidation is turned on, this is the function that will be called before the asynchronous AJAX form validation call. May return false to stop the Ajax form validation
When ajaxFormValidation is turned on, this function is used to asynchronously process the result of the validation. the status is a boolean. If true, the ajax call completed and all the server side form validations passed.
Set to true when the form shows in a scrolling div, defaults to false.
Selector used to pick the overflown container, defaults to "".
Stop the form from submitting, and let you handle it after it validated via a function
jQuery("#formID2").validationEngine('attach', {
onValidationComplete: function(form, status){
alert("The form status is: " +status+", it will never submit");
}
})
By default the engine bind to the form and the fields with bind. If you need persistence, you can also use 'live'
Validators are encoded in the field's class attribute, as follows
Speaks for itself, fails if the element has no value. This validator can apply to pretty much any kind of input field.
<input value="" class="validate[required]" type="text" name="email" id="email" />
<input class="validate[required]" type="checkbox" id="agree" name="agree"/>
<select name="sport" id="sport" class="validate[required]" id="sport">
<option value="">Choose a sport</option>
<option value="option1">Tennis</option>
<option value="option2">Football</option>
<option value="option3">Golf</option>
</select>
At least one of the field of the group must be filled. It needs to be given a group name that is unique across the form.
<input value="" class="validate[groupRequired[payments]]" type="text" name="creditcard" id="creditcard" />
<input class="validate[groupRequired[payments]]" type="text" id="paypal" name="paypal"/>
Validates the element's value to a predefined list of regular expressions.
<input<EMAIL_ADDRESS>class="validate[required,custom[email]]" type="text" name="email" id="email" />
Please refer to the section Custom Regex for a list of available regular expressions.
Validates a field using a third party function call. If a validation error occurs, the function must return an error message that will automatically show in the error prompt.
function checkHELLO(field, rules, i, options){
if (field.val() != "HELLO") {
// this allows the use of i18 for the error msgs
return options.allrules.validate2fields.alertText;
}
}
The following declaration will do
Delegates the validation to a server URL using an asynchronous Ajax request. The selector is used to identify a block of properties in the translation file, take the following for example.
<input value="" class="validate[required,custom[onlyLetterNumber],maxSize[20],ajax[ajaxUserCall]] text-input" type="text" name="user" id="user" />
"ajaxUserCall": {
"url": "ajaxValidateFieldUser",
"extraData": "name=eric",
"extraDataDynamic": ['#user_id', '#user_email'],
"alertText": "* This user is already taken",
"alertTextOk": "All good!",
"alertTextLoad": "* Validating, please wait"
},
This validator is explained in further details in the Ajax section.
Check if the current field's value equals the value of the specified field.
Validates when the field's value is less than, or equal to, the given parameter.
Validates when the field's value is more than, or equal to, the given parameter.
Validates if the element content size (in characters) is more than, or equal to, the given integer. integer <= input.value.length
Validates if the element content size (in characters) is less than, or equal to, the given integer. input.value.length <= integer
Checks if the element's value (which is implicitly a date) is earlier than the given date. When "NOW" is used as a parameter, the date will be calculate in the browser. Note that this may be different from the server date. Dates use the ISO format YYYY-MM-DD
<input value="" class="validate[required,custom[date],past[now]]" type="text" id="birthdate" name="birthdate" />
<input value="" class="validate[required,custom[date],past[2010-01-01]]" type="text" id="appointment" name="appointment" />
Checks if the element's value (which is implicitly a date) is greater than the given date. When "NOW" is used as a parameter, the date will be calculate in the browser. Note that this may be different from the server date. Dates use the ISO format YYYY-MM-DD
<input value="" class="validate[required,custom[date],future[now]]" type="text" id="appointment" name="appointment" />
// a date in 2009
<input value="" class="validate[required,custom[date],future[2009-01-01],past[2009-12-31]]" type="text" id="d1" name="d1" />
Validates when a minimum of integer checkboxes are selected. The validator uses a special naming convention to identify the checkboxes as part of a group.
The following example, enforces a minimum of two selected checkboxes
Note how the input.name is identical across the fields.
Same as above but limits the maximum number of selected check boxes.
We've introduced the notion of selectors without giving many details about them: A selector is a string which is used as a key to match properties in the translation files. Take the following example:
"onlyNumber": {
"regex": /^[0-9\ ]+$/,
"alertText": "* Numbers only"
},
"ajaxUserCall": {
"url": "ajaxValidateFieldUser",
"extraData": "name=eric",
"alertText": "* This user is already taken",
"alertTextOk": " * User is valid",
"alertTextLoad": "* Validating, please wait"
},
"validate2fields": {
"alertText": "* Please input HELLO"
}
onlyNumber, onlyLetter and validate2fields are all selectors. jQuery.validationEngine comes with a standard set but you are welcome to add you own to define AJAX backend services, error messages and/or new regular expressions.
Using a datepicker with the engine is problematic because the validation is binded to the blur event. since we lose the focus before any data is entered in the field it creates a weird bug. Fortunately we implemented a fix where we use a delay when a datepicker is binded.
To use this mode you need to add the class datepicker to your input, like this:
<input type="text" id="req" name="req" class="validate[required] text-input datepicker" value="">
The ajax validator takes a selector as an attribute. the selector points to a structure that defines the URL to call, the different messages to display and any extra parameters to add on the URL (when applicable). Please refer to the ajax[selector] description for more details.
Ajax validation comes in two flavors:
Both options are optional.
<input value="" class="validate[required,ajax[ajaxUserCall]] text-input" type="text" name="user" id="user" />
You can see a tutorial that makes the use of php here: http://www.position-absolute.com/articles/using-form-ajax-validation-with-the-jquery-validation-engine-plugin/
The client sends the fieldId and the fieldValue as a GET request to the server url.
Client calls url?fieldId=id1&fieldValue=value1 ==> Server
Server responds with an array: [fieldid, status, errorMsg].
Client receives <== ["id1", boolean, errorMsg] Server
The client sends the form fields and values as a GET request to the form.action url.
Client calls url?fieldId=id1&fieldValue=value1&...etc ==> Server (form.action)
Server responds with an array of arrays: [fieldid, status, errorMsg].
errorMsg is an error string (or a selector) to the prompt text
Client receives <== [["id1", boolean,"errorMsg"],["id2", false, "there is an error "],["id3", true, "this field is good"]]
Note that normally errors (status=false) are returned from the server. However you may also decide to return an entry with a status=true in which case the errorMsg will show as a green prompt.
By default the engine use the form action to validate the form, you can however set a default url using:
**ajaxFormValidationURL
Since the form validation is asynchronously delegated to the form action, we provide two callback methods:
onBeforeAjaxFormValidation(form, options) is called before the ajax form validation call, it may return false to stop the request
onAjaxFormComplete: function(form, status, json_response_from_server, options) is called after the ajax form validation call
jQuery.validationEngine comes with a lot of predefined expressions. Regex validation rules are specified as follows:
<input value="" class="validate[custom[email]]" type="text" name="email" id="email" />
Note that the selector identifies a given regular expression in the translation file, but also its associated error prompt messages and optional green prompt message.
a typical phone number with an optional country code and extension. Note that the validation is relaxed, please add extra validations for your specific country.
49-4312 / 777 777
+1<PHONE_NUMBER> x101
(305) 613 09 58 ext 101
3056130958
+33 1 47 37 62 24 extension 3
(016977) 1234
04312 - 777 777
91-12345-12345
+58<PHONE_NUMBER>
Matches a URL such as http://myserver.com, https://www.crionics.com or ftp://myserver.ws
Easy, an email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>An ISO date, YYYY-MM-DD
Floating points with an optional sign. ie. -143.22 or .77 but also +234,23
Integers with an optional sign. ie. -635 +2201 738
An IP address (v4) ie. <IP_ADDRESS>
Only numbers and spaces characters
Only letters and space characters
Only letters and numbers, no space
Validation in overflown div and lightbox with scrollable content
To get the supported mode you need to add these options when instantiating your plugin:
$("#formID").validationEngine({
isOverflown: true,
overflownDIV: ".inputContainer"
})
The big change in this method is that normally the engine will append every error box to the body. In this case it will append every error box before the input validated. This adds a bit of complexity; if you want the error box to behave correctly you need to wrap the input in a div with relative position, and exactly wrap the input width and height. The easiest way to do that is by adding float:left, like in the example provided.
The default top right position is currently the only supported position. Please use this mode only in overflown div and in scollable boxes, it is slower and a bit less stable (I have been using the engine for 2 years, but only one 1 month with this method). Also, the scrolling will be applied to the overflown parent, not the document body.
The plugin provides some hooks using jQuery bind functionality.
An example of binding a custom function to these events would be:
$("#formID").bind("jqv.form.result", function(event, errorFound) {
if(errorFound) alert("There is a problem with your form");
})
What would a good library be without customization?
Adding new regular expressions is easy: open your translation file and add a new entry to the list
"onlyLetter": {
"regex": /^[a-zA-Z\ \']+$/,
"alertText": "* Letters only"
},
You can now use the new regular expression as such
<input type="text" id="myid" name="myid" class="validation[custom[onlyLetter]]"/>
Don't forget to contribute!
Edit the file validationEngine.jquery.css and customize the stylesheet to your liking. it's trivial if you know CSS.
You can easily add a locale by taking jquery.validationEngine-en.js as an example. Feel free to share the translation ;-)
You can, for example, disable the scrolling globally by using $.validationEngine.defaults.scroll = false.
This need to be added before the initialization, one good way to handle this would be to add your settings in a file.

Contributions are always welcome, please follow these steps to submit your changes:
Clone your forked repository on your local machine (don't clone the original repository)
git clone git@github.com:your-username/jQuery-Validation-Engine.git my-jqv-repo
Create a branch and switch to it
cd my-jqv-repo git branch mynewfeature-patch git checkout mynewfeature-patch
Make your changes, then commit them. add a meaningful comment, that's the comment everybody will see!
git commit -m "Fixing issues around prompt positioning in an overflow DIV"
Push the changes from your local branch to your forked repository on github
git push origin mynewfeature-patch
Submit your pull request to jqv developers
We offer limited support at http://validationengine.vanillaforums.com/
Licensed under the MIT License


PERCENTCORRECT Calculate percent correct of a classification operation
PERCENTCORRECT = prtEvalPercentCorrect(CLASSIFIER, DATASET) returns the percentage
of correctly classified elements of DATASET when classifier by
CLASSIFIER. DATASET must be a labeled, prtDataSetStandard
object. CLASSIFIER must be a prtClass object.
PF = prtScorePercentCorrect(CLASSIFIER, DATASET, NFOLDS) returns the
percentage of correctly classified elements of DATASET when classifier
by CLASSIFIER with K-fold cross-validation. DATASET must be a labeled,
prtDataSetStandard object. CLASSIFIER must be a prtClass object.
NFOLDS is the number of folds in the K-fold cross-validation.
Example:
dataSet = prtDataGenSpiral;
classifier = prtClassDlrt;
pc = prtEvalPercentCorrect(classifier, dataSet)


When we spotted the Twitter trending topic #letsmaketoast, we just couldn’t resist asking our followers how they would finish that sentence. Below are some of our favorite responses…
Let’s make toast…
…in the SAUNAAA. —@jmillerxo
…somewhere we can get caught. —@HethurrDee
…as soon as we can. —@IrresistibleJen
…before and after work. —@Ash_Sparkles22
…like its gonna end up in “the naughtiest thing I’ve ever done” section. —@JDeV7
…on the lawn til dawn! —@LiveLetLove
…till I can barely walk. —@LittleBumbum
…after I’ve finished reading Toast Tips. —@Imaginarydiva86
…on the dinner table and eat on the floor! switch it up a bit. —@angelapettit
…on a ferris wheel!!!!!! —@My_Heart_Is_His
OK, your turn. Use the comments section to finish the sentence.
Written on June 9th, 2011 by Luke Dodge


143648
This is a record in the School-eng.
| school-eng | 143648 |
| name | Harpenden Free School |
| address |<PHONE_NUMBER>1 |
| school-authority-eng | 919 |
| minimum-age | 4 |
| maximum-age | 11 |
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| organisation | academy-school-eng:143648 |
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| headteacher | Mrs Lisa Davies |
| start-date | 2016-09-01 |


+++ title = "Uyuni train cemetery" slug = "uyuni-train-cemetery" date = 2007-07-02T10:30:00+10:00 tags = ["tours", "trains"] locations = ["bolivia/uyuni"] draft = false summary = """
This morning, our group of six people met our tourguide for our three-day tour of the Salar de Uyuni, we piled into the customary Toyota Land Cruiser 4WD that's used for such tours, and we began our tour with a trip to the "train cemetery" just outside the town of Uyuni. Quirky, although not-so-beautiful, start to a beautiful trip.  Makes for an interesting 5-minute stop, although not worth much more than that.
""" +++This morning, our group of six people met our tourguide for our three-day tour of the Salar de Uyuni, we piled into the customary Toyota Land Cruiser 4WD that's used for such tours, and we began our tour with a trip to the "train cemetery" just outside the town of Uyuni. Quirky, although not-so-beautiful, start to a beautiful trip.  Makes for an interesting 5-minute stop, although not worth much more than that.
{{< galleryphoto "2007-07-02-10-30-00--wrecked-train-outside-of-uyuni.jpg" >}}


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PC's CConsole class implementation.
UC's CConsole class implementation.
This class implements the methods to initialize and access a command line interface.
Definition at line 34 of file CONSOLE_PC.h.
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CConsole constructor. This method create a CConsole object instance.
Class constructor.
Definition at line 33 of file CONSOLE_PC.cpp.
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method verifies if there was some valid input from keyboard. If yes, put the input in com.
| com | - pointer to char |
Implements CTerminal.
Definition at line 142 of file CONSOLE_PC.cpp.
Referenced by CControl::receiveCommand().
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Method to send integers for log information via console.
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Implements CTerminal.
Definition at line 117 of file CONSOLE_PC.cpp.
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Method to send strings for log information via console.
| str | - string to be sent, newLine - if true, send a newLine ( ) in the end of string. If false, doesn't. |
Implements CTerminal.
Definition at line 92 of file CONSOLE_PC.cpp.
Referenced by CControl::commandsParser().


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$def with (admin_email)
You use this REST API with 3 different keys. You should have an appid, a write key and an admin key.
Important notes:
To request some keys for your game, contact $admin_email.
Requests a list of scores.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
filter multiple |
str | fieldName,value |
order |
str | Either 'asc' or 'desc' |
sort |
str | fieldName |
count |
int | How many results to return. Defaults to 20 |
The response is a JSON array of objects for each score matching the filter:
[ { 'id': 57, <-- id of the score record (used in admin ops) 'submission': ['2014-05-04 16:45:26.072',<PHONE_NUMBER>072], <-- the date this score was submitted 'win': true, 'board': 'justthedungeons', 'mods': '', 'cheats': '', The following fields were defined via admin operations in this example: 'completion': ['2014-05-04 16:45:26.072',<PHONE_NUMBER>072], 'duration': ['01:32:53.123', 5573123], 'seed': '-9253512911549523', 'coins': 576, 'artifacts': 8, 'playerName': 'Tom', 'playerId': '2345678923282359', 'image': 'http://i.imgur.com/doesntexist' } ]
Submits/adds a score to a leaderboard.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
writeKey mandatory |
str | Your private write key |
win mandatory |
bool | Whether the player won or not |
board mandatory |
str | The ID of the board to add to |
mods |
str | What mods are installed on the game. (This scheme allows scores from modded games to be filtered out, but relies on mod writers obeying the rules.) |
cheats |
str | What cheats were active while playing. (If your game has cheats, it can be useful to submit this value with the score so that it can be filtered out.) |
(fieldName)
multiple |
(fieldType) | Submit values for your custom fields |
Creates a new field that can store information in score records and be used to filter and sort results.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
adminKey mandatory |
str | Your super-secret admin key |
name mandatory |
str | The name of your new field |
type mandatory |
str | The type of your field. See below for supported types |
Supported types:
['01:32:53.123', 5573123]
['2014-05-04 16:45:26.072783',<PHONE_NUMBER>072]
Hides a field and its values from list results. The field and all the values originally present before deletion can be restored by using add-field with the same name and type.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
adminKey mandatory |
str | Your super-secret admin key |
name mandatory |
str | The name of the field to delete |
Hides a score from list results. The score and all its values can be restored by using restore-score if you still have the score id.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
adminKey mandatory |
str | Your super-secret admin key |
id mandatory |
str | The id of the score to delete |
Brings back a score that was deleted with del-score.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
adminKey mandatory |
str | Your super-secret admin key |
id mandatory |
str | The id of the deleted score to restore |
Dumps all deleted and undeleted scores in the database for your app in JSON format, along with all deleted and undeleted fields. You can use this to perform a backup. The load on the server is higher than for other queries, so please use it sparingly.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
adminKey mandatory |
str | Your super-secret admin key |