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animationSettings
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object
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null
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Applies new animation settings to the calendar pop-up when it is enabled.
Properties: startSpeed - Determines the initial speed of the animation. easeThreshold - Determines the point at which the animation starts to slow down - the "ease effect". step - Determines the step ( scrolling interval ) at which the animation will run. stepEaseSize - Coefficient that is used to calculated the new step once the threshold has been passed. resetThreshold - Determines the threshold for animation reset. When it's reached the animation will start over.
Code examples
Set the animationSettings property.
<smart-date-time-picker animation-settings=''></smart-date-time-picker> Set the animationSettings property by using the HTML Element's instance.
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
dateTimePicker.animationSettings = { startSpeed: 0.2, easeThreshold : 0.5, step : 0.25, stepEaseSize : 200, resetThreshold : 0.2 };
Get the animationSettings property.
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
let animationSettings = dateTimePicker.animationSettings;
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calendarButton
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boolean
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false
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Sets or gets whether the calendar button is displayed.
Code examples
Set the calendarButton property.
<smart-date-time-picker calendar-button></smart-date-time-picker> Set the calendarButton property by using the HTML Element's instance.
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
dateTimePicker.calendarButton = false;
Get the calendarButton property.
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
let calendarButton = dateTimePicker.calendarButton;
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calendarButtonPosition
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string
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right
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Sets or gets the position of the calendar button. Possible values: 'right', 'left'.
Code examples
Set the calendarButtonPosition property.
<smart-date-time-picker calendar-button-position='left'></smart-date-time-picker> Set the calendarButtonPosition property by using the HTML Element's instance.
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
dateTimePicker.calendarButtonPosition = 'right';
Get the calendarButtonPosition property.
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
let calendarButtonPosition = dateTimePicker.calendarButtonPosition;
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calendarMode
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string
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default
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Determines the header mode of the calendar pop-up. Classic mode consists of a DropDownList for the month selection and an Input for the year selection. Default mode displays different views for the month and year selection. The header becomes clickable when Defaut mode is enabled. Possible values: 'default', 'classic'.
Code examples
Set the calendarMode property.
<smart-date-time-picker calendar-mode='classic'></smart-date-time-picker> Set the calendarMode property by using the HTML Element's instance.
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
dateTimePicker.calendarMode = 'default';
Get the calendarMode property.
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
let calendarMode = dateTimePicker.calendarMode;
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dayNameFormat
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string
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firstTwoLetters
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Sets or gets the format of calendar pop-up's day names. Possible values: 'narrow', 'firstTwoLetters', 'long', 'short'.
Code examples
Set the dayNameFormat property.
<smart-date-time-picker day-name-format='long'></smart-date-time-picker> Set the dayNameFormat property by using the HTML Element's instance.
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
dateTimePicker.dayNameFormat = 'short';
Get the dayNameFormat property.
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
let dayNameFormat = dateTimePicker.dayNameFormat;
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disabled
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boolean
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false
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Enables or disables the element.
Code examples
Set the disabled property.
<smart-date-time-picker disabled></smart-date-time-picker> Set the disabled property by using the HTML Element's instance.
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
dateTimePicker.disabled = false;
Get the disabled property.
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
let disabled = dateTimePicker.disabled;
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disableAutoNavigation
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boolean
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false
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Disables auto navigation of the calendar pop-up when the user clicks on a date that's not from month in view.
Code examples
Set the disableAutoNavigation property.
<smart-date-time-picker disable-auto-navigation></smart-date-time-picker> Set the disableAutoNavigation property by using the HTML Element's instance.
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
dateTimePicker.disableAutoNavigation = false;
Get the disableAutoNavigation property.
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
let disableAutoNavigation = dateTimePicker.disableAutoNavigation;
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displayModeView
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string
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table
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Determines the type of the month/year view in the calendar pop-up when calendarMode is set to Default. Possible values: 'table', 'list'.
Code examples
Set the displayModeView property.
<smart-date-time-picker display-mode-view='list'></smart-date-time-picker> Set the displayModeView property by using the HTML Element's instance.
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
dateTimePicker.displayModeView = 'table';
Get the displayModeView property.
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
let displayModeView = dateTimePicker.displayModeView;
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dropDownDisplayMode
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string
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default
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Sets or gets the pop-up mode (what components appear in it, and its behaviour). Possible values: 'default', 'classic', 'calendar', 'timePicker'.
Code examples
Set the dropDownDisplayMode property.
<smart-date-time-picker drop-down-display-mode='dateAndTime'></smart-date-time-picker> Set the dropDownDisplayMode property by using the HTML Element's instance.
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
dateTimePicker.dropDownDisplayMode = 'default';
Get the dropDownDisplayMode property.
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
let dropDownDisplayMode = dateTimePicker.dropDownDisplayMode;
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dropDownPosition
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string
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bottom
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Sets or gets the pop-up position. Possible values: 'bottom', 'overlay-top', 'overlay-center', 'overlay-bottom', 'top', 'center-bottom', 'center-top'.
Code examples
Set the dropDownPosition property.
<smart-date-time-picker drop-down-position='center-bottom'></smart-date-time-picker> Set the dropDownPosition property by using the HTML Element's instance.
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
dateTimePicker.dropDownPosition = 'overlay-center';
Get the dropDownPosition property.
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
let dropDownPosition = dateTimePicker.dropDownPosition;
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editMode
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string
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default
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Sets or gets the edit mode. Possible values: 'default', 'full', 'partial'.
Code examples
Set the editMode property.
<smart-date-time-picker edit-mode='full'></smart-date-time-picker> Set the editMode property by using the HTML Element's instance.
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
dateTimePicker.editMode = 'partial';
Get the editMode property.
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
let editMode = dateTimePicker.editMode;
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enableMouseWheelAction
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boolean
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false
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Sets or gets whether the value can be incremented/decremented with the mouse wheel when the mouse is over the input.
Code examples
Set the enableMouseWheelAction property.
<smart-date-time-picker enable-mouse-wheel-action></smart-date-time-picker> Set the enableMouseWheelAction property by using the HTML Element's instance.
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
dateTimePicker.enableMouseWheelAction = false;
Get the enableMouseWheelAction property.
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
let enableMouseWheelAction = dateTimePicker.enableMouseWheelAction;
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firstDayOfWeek
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number
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0
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Determines the first day of the week of the calendar pop-up. From 0(Sunday) to 6(Saturday)
Code examples
Set the firstDayOfWeek property.
<smart-date-time-picker first-day-of-week='1'></smart-date-time-picker> Set the firstDayOfWeek property by using the HTML Element's instance.
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
dateTimePicker.firstDayOfWeek = 0;
Get the firstDayOfWeek property.
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
let firstDayOfWeek = dateTimePicker.firstDayOfWeek;
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footerTemplate
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string/HTMLTemplateElement
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null
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Sets or gets the footer template of the calendar pop-up. The value of this property can be the id of an HTMLTemplateElement or the HTMLTemplateElement itself. If set to null, a default template is applied.
Code examples
Set the footerTemplate property.
<smart-date-time-picker footer-template='template1'></smart-date-time-picker> Set the footerTemplate property by using the HTML Element's instance.
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
dateTimePicker.footerTemplate = document.getElementsByTagName('template')[0];
Get the footerTemplate property.
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
let footerTemplate = dateTimePicker.footerTemplate;
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formatString
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string
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dd-MMM-yy HH:mm:ss.fff
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Sets or gets the pattern which the input value is displayed in.
Code examples
Set the formatString property.
<smart-date-time-picker format-string='dddd-MMMM-yyyy'></smart-date-time-picker> Set the formatString property by using the HTML Element's instance.
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
dateTimePicker.formatString = 'FP';
Get the formatString property.
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
let formatString = dateTimePicker.formatString;
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headerTemplate
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any
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null
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Sets custom header template for the calendar pop-up. Accepts the id of an HTMLTemplateElement or a reference ot it.
Code examples
Set the headerTemplate property.
<smart-date-time-picker header-template='headerTemplateId1'></smart-date-time-picker> Set the headerTemplate property by using the HTML Element's instance.
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
dateTimePicker.headerTemplate = headerTemplate;
Get the headerTemplate property.
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
let headerTemplate = dateTimePicker.headerTemplate;
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hideDayNames
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boolean
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false
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Hides the names of the weekdays in the calendar pop-up.
Code examples
Set the hideDayNames property.
<smart-date-time-picker hide-day-names></smart-date-time-picker> Set the hideDayNames property by using the HTML Element's instance.
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
dateTimePicker.hideDayNames = false;
Get the hideDayNames property.
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
let hideDayNames = dateTimePicker.hideDayNames;
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hideOtherMonthDays
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boolean
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false
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Determines if dates from other months are visible or not in the calendar pop-up.
Code examples
Set the hideOtherMonthDays property.
<smart-date-time-picker hide-other-month-days></smart-date-time-picker> Set the hideOtherMonthDays property by using the HTML Element's instance.
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
dateTimePicker.hideOtherMonthDays = false;
Get the hideOtherMonthDays property.
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
let hideOtherMonthDays = dateTimePicker.hideOtherMonthDays;
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hideTooltipArrow
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boolean
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false
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Hides the arrow of the tooltip in the calendar pop-up.
Code examples
Set the hideTooltipArrow property.
<smart-date-time-picker hide-tooltip-arrow></smart-date-time-picker> Set the hideTooltipArrow property by using the HTML Element's instance.
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
dateTimePicker.hideTooltipArrow = false;
Get the hideTooltipArrow property.
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
let hideTooltipArrow = dateTimePicker.hideTooltipArrow;
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importantDates
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array
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|
Sets dates, displayed as important in the calendar pop-up.
Code examples
Set the importantDates property.
<smart-date-time-picker important-dates='["2017, 6, 9", "2017-7-30"]'></smart-date-time-picker> Set the importantDates property by using the HTML Element's instance.
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
dateTimePicker.importantDates = ["2017-1-2", "2017-2-1"];
Get the importantDates property.
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
let importantDates = dateTimePicker.importantDates;
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importantDatesTemplate
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string
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null
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Sets a template for the important dates of the calendar pop-up. Accepts the id of or a reference to an HTMLTemplateElement.
Code examples
Set the importantDatesTemplate property.
<smart-date-time-picker important-dates-template='importantDatesTemplateId1'></smart-date-time-picker> Set the importantDatesTemplate property by using the HTML Element's instance.
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
dateTimePicker.importantDatesTemplate = 'importantDatesTemplateId2';
Get the importantDatesTemplate property.
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
let importantDatesTemplate = dateTimePicker.importantDatesTemplate;
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interval
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TimeSpan/number
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new Smart.Utilities.TimeSpan(0, 0, 1)
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Sets or gets the increment/decrement interval when a time part has not been highlighted. The default interval is 1 second. If a numeric value is passed, it represents milliseconds.
Code examples
Set the interval property.
<smart-date-time-picker interval='2000'></smart-date-time-picker> Set the interval property by using the HTML Element's instance.
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
dateTimePicker.interval = new Smart.Utilities.TimeSpan(0, 1, 0);
Get the interval property.
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
let interval = dateTimePicker.interval;
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locale
|
string
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en
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Sets or gets the locale that determines the language strings in the DateTimePicker are localized in.
Code examples
Set the locale property.
<smart-date-time-picker locale='de'></smart-date-time-picker> Set the locale property by using the HTML Element's instance.
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
dateTimePicker.locale = 'ja';
Get the locale property.
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
let locale = dateTimePicker.locale;
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max
|
DateTime/Date
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new Smart.Utilities.DateTime(3001, 1, 1)
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Sets or gets the maximum allowed value.
Code examples
Set the max property.
<smart-date-time-picker max='new Smart.Utilities.DateTime(2050, 10, 30)'></smart-date-time-picker> Set the max property by using the HTML Element's instance.
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
dateTimePicker.max = new Date(2020, 2, 11);
Get the max property.
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
let max = dateTimePicker.max;
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messages
|
object
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{ "en": { "missingReference": "smart-date-time-picker: Missing reference to {{files}}.", "now": "Now" } }
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Sets or gets an object specifying strings used in the widget that can be localized. Used in conjunction with the property locale.
Code examples
Set the messages property.
<smart-date-time-picker messages='{ "de": { "missingReference": "smart-date-time-picker: Fehlender Hinweis auf {{files}}.", "now": "jetzt" } }'></smart-date-time-picker> Set the messages property by using the HTML Element's instance.
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
dateTimePicker.messages = { 'en': { 'missingReference': 'smart-date-time-picker: Missing reference to {{files}}.', 'now': 'Now' } };
Get the messages property.
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
let messages = dateTimePicker.messages;
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min
|
DateTime/Date
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new Smart.Utilities.DateTime(1600, 1, 1)
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Sets or gets the minimum allowed value.
Code examples
Set the min property.
<smart-date-time-picker min='new Smart.Utilities.DateTime(2000, 10, 30)'></smart-date-time-picker> Set the min property by using the HTML Element's instance.
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
dateTimePicker.min = new Date(1900, 2, 11);
Get the min property.
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
let min = dateTimePicker.min;
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nullable
|
boolean
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false
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Enables or disables the setting of the value property to null or empty string. If the property is enabled and the value in the input is deleted, the value will be set to null and the placeholder will be displayed. Otherwise, the current date and time will be set.
Code examples
Set the nullable property.
<smart-date-time-picker nullable></smart-date-time-picker> Set the nullable property by using the HTML Element's instance.
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
dateTimePicker.nullable = false;
Get the nullable property.
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
let nullable = dateTimePicker.nullable;
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opened
|
boolean
|
false
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Sets or gets whether the calendar pop-up is opened.
Code examples
Set the opened property.
<smart-date-time-picker opened></smart-date-time-picker> Set the opened property by using the HTML Element's instance.
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
dateTimePicker.opened = false;
Get the opened property.
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
let opened = dateTimePicker.opened;
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placeholder
|
string
|
Enter date
|
Sets or gets the placeholder text to be shown in the input when value is null.
Code examples
Set the placeholder property.
<smart-date-time-picker placeholder='Please select...'></smart-date-time-picker> Set the placeholder property by using the HTML Element's instance.
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
dateTimePicker.placeholder = 'Choose a date';
Get the placeholder property.
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
let placeholder = dateTimePicker.placeholder;
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readonly
|
boolean
|
false
|
Disables user interaction with the element.
Code examples
Set the readonly property.
<smart-date-time-picker readonly></smart-date-time-picker> Set the readonly property by using the HTML Element's instance.
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
dateTimePicker.readonly = false;
Get the readonly property.
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
let readonly = dateTimePicker.readonly;
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restrictedDates
|
array
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[]
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Sets or gets an array of dates (DateTime or Date objects) that cannot be selected.
Code examples
Set the restrictedDates property.
<smart-date-time-picker restricted-dates='["new Date(2017, 2, 1)", "new Date(2017, 2, 2)"]'></smart-date-time-picker> Set the restrictedDates property by using the HTML Element's instance.
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
dateTimePicker.restrictedDates = [new Smart.Utilities.DateTime(2000, 1, 1), new Smart.Utilities.DateTime(2010, 1, 1)];
Get the restrictedDates property.
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
let restrictedDates = dateTimePicker.restrictedDates;
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spinButtons
|
boolean
|
false
|
Sets or gets whether the spin buttons are displayed.
Code examples
Set the spinButtons property.
<smart-date-time-picker spin-buttons></smart-date-time-picker> Set the spinButtons property by using the HTML Element's instance.
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
dateTimePicker.spinButtons = false;
Get the spinButtons property.
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
let spinButtons = dateTimePicker.spinButtons;
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spinButtonsDelay
|
number
|
75
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Sets the delay between repeats of spin buttons in miliseconds.
Code examples
Set the spinButtonsDelay property.
<smart-date-time-picker spin-buttons-delay='50'></smart-date-time-picker> Set the spinButtonsDelay property by using the HTML Element's instance.
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
dateTimePicker.spinButtonsDelay = 100;
Get the spinButtonsDelay property.
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
let spinButtonsDelay = dateTimePicker.spinButtonsDelay;
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spinButtonsInitialDelay
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number
|
0
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Sets a delay before the first repeat iteration of spin buttons in miliseconds.
Code examples
Set the spinButtonsInitialDelay property.
<smart-date-time-picker spin-buttons-initial-delay='25'></smart-date-time-picker> Set the spinButtonsInitialDelay property by using the HTML Element's instance.
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
dateTimePicker.spinButtonsInitialDelay = 50;
Get the spinButtonsInitialDelay property.
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
let spinButtonsInitialDelay = dateTimePicker.spinButtonsInitialDelay;
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spinButtonsPosition
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string
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right
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Sets or gets the position of the spin buttons. Possible values: 'right', 'left'.
Code examples
Set the spinButtonsPosition property.
<smart-date-time-picker spin-buttons-position='left'></smart-date-time-picker> Set the spinButtonsPosition property by using the HTML Element's instance.
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
dateTimePicker.spinButtonsPosition = 'right';
Get the spinButtonsPosition property.
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
let spinButtonsPosition = dateTimePicker.spinButtonsPosition;
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tooltip
|
boolean
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false
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Enables/Disabled the tooltip for the important dates in the calendar pop-up.
Code examples
Set the tooltip property.
<smart-date-time-picker tooltip></smart-date-time-picker> Set the tooltip property by using the HTML Element's instance.
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
dateTimePicker.tooltip = false;
Get the tooltip property.
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
let tooltip = dateTimePicker.tooltip;
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tooltipDelay
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number
|
100
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Sets the delay of the calendar pop-up's tooltip before it appears.
Code examples
Set the tooltipDelay property.
<smart-date-time-picker tooltip-delay='500'></smart-date-time-picker> Set the tooltipDelay property by using the HTML Element's instance.
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
dateTimePicker.tooltipDelay = 300;
Get the tooltipDelay property.
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
let tooltipDelay = dateTimePicker.tooltipDelay;
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tooltipPosition
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string
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top
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Sets the position of the tooltip in the calendar pop-up. Possible values: 'bottom', 'top', 'left', 'right', 'absolute'.
Code examples
Set the tooltipPosition property.
<smart-date-time-picker tooltip-position='left'></smart-date-time-picker> Set the tooltipPosition property by using the HTML Element's instance.
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
dateTimePicker.tooltipPosition = 'right';
Get the tooltipPosition property.
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
let tooltipPosition = dateTimePicker.tooltipPosition;
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tooltipTemplate
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string
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null
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Sets a template for the content of the calendar pop-up's tooltip. Accepts the id of or a reference to an HTMLTemplateElement.
Code examples
Set the tooltipTemplate property.
<smart-date-time-picker tooltip-template='tooltipTemplateId1'></smart-date-time-picker> Set the tooltipTemplate property by using the HTML Element's instance.
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
dateTimePicker.tooltipTemplate = 'tooltipTemplateId2';
Get the tooltipTemplate property.
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
let tooltipTemplate = dateTimePicker.tooltipTemplate;
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value
|
DateTime/Date
|
new Smart.Utilities.DateTime()
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Sets or gets the value.
Code examples
Set the value property.
<smart-date-time-picker value='new Date(2018, 2, 11)'></smart-date-time-picker> Set the value property by using the HTML Element's instance.
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
dateTimePicker.value = new Smart.Utilities.DateTime(2017, 10, 30);
Get the value property.
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
let value = dateTimePicker.value;
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weekNumbers
|
boolean
|
false
|
Enables/Disabled week numbering in the calendar pop-up.
Code examples
Set the weekNumbers property.
<smart-date-time-picker week-numbers></smart-date-time-picker> Set the weekNumbers property by using the HTML Element's instance.
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
dateTimePicker.weekNumbers = false;
Get the weekNumbers property.
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
let weekNumbers = dateTimePicker.weekNumbers;
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weeks
|
number
|
6
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Determines the number of visible weeks in the calendar pop-up.
Code examples
Set the weeks property.
<smart-date-time-picker weeks='2'></smart-date-time-picker> Set the weeks property by using the HTML Element's instance.
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
dateTimePicker.weeks = 1;
Get the weeks property.
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
let weeks = dateTimePicker.weeks;
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change
|
Event
|
|
This event is triggered when the value is changed.
Code examples
Bind to the change event by type: smartDateTimePicker
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
dateTimePicker.addEventListener('change', function (event) {
// event handling code goes here.
}
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close
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Event
|
|
This event is triggered when the calendar pop-up is closed.
Code examples
Bind to the close event by type: smartDateTimePicker
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
dateTimePicker.addEventListener('close', function (event) {
// event handling code goes here.
}
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closing
|
Event
|
|
This event is triggered when the calendar pop-up is about to be closed. The closing operation can be canceled by calling event.preventDefault() in the event handler function.
Code examples
Bind to the closing event by type: smartDateTimePicker
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
dateTimePicker.addEventListener('closing', function (event) {
// event handling code goes here.
}
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open
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Event
|
|
This event is triggered when the calendar pop-up is opened.
Code examples
Bind to the open event by type: smartDateTimePicker
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
dateTimePicker.addEventListener('open', function (event) {
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This event is triggered when the calendar pop-up is about to be opened. The opening operation can be canceled by calling event.preventDefault() in the event handler function.
Code examples
Bind to the opening event by type: smartDateTimePicker
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
dateTimePicker.addEventListener('opening', function (event) {
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Invoke the close method.
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
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Focuses the input.
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Invoke the focus method.
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
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Opens the calendar pop-up.
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Invoke the open method.
const dateTimePicker = document.querySelector('smart-date-time-picker');
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17 August 2000
Disease Outbreak Reported
As of 17 August, a total of 855 cases and 19 deaths has been reported in Addis Ababa since the beginning of the current outbreak of meningococcal disease, which began in March 2000. Neisseria meningitidis serogroups A (90%) and C (10%) have been detected using latex agglutination tests in 311 of the patients. The age group most affected is < 30 years. According to available data, no major outbreaks had been reported in Addis Ababa since 1989.
Ethiopia is in the African meningitis belt, and is regularly affected by both the endemic and epidemic forms of the disease. Outbreaks have been recorded since 1935. The most recent major outbreak affecting the whole country occurred in 1988-1989, with nearly 50 000 cases and 990 deaths, and an overall attack rate of 133 per 100 000. A major outbreak is anticipated in 1999-2000, and the regions of Amhara, Gambella and Tigray experienced an increase in the number of cases reported in March-April 2000.
Regional health authorities are conducting active surveillance in public and private health facilities, and committees are ensuring community surveillance. Cases are managed at hospital level by IV antibiotics (penicillin and chloramphenicol). The Ministry of Health has some stocks of oily chloramphenicol, but stock levels need to be carefully monitored.
Mass immunization in Addis Ababa is under way with 1 000 000 people vaccinated to date, and external support may be needed depending on the evolution of outbreak.


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About this version:
- The first cell you open will never be a mine.
- In higher difficulties (Medium & Expert) all mines must be flagged before you can
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- Game starts in Medium difficulty. You may change it anytime. Note that changing
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- You have 3 hint buttons to use per run. Each button will fade upon use.
- Don't be like me, I can't win at this game without using hints.
- Your total time will be your score at the end of each run.
- Click on the face next to the timer if you wish to restart the game.
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- Right Mouse Button - Flag/Unflag Cell
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Don Papa Rum launches 5th design contest
by Manila Standard LifestyleDon Papa Rum’s packaging contest returns for the fifth year with the theme “Flora and Fauna of Sugarlandia.”
The competition, which started in 2015, has since produced four winning artworks, and each artwork has been featured on a limited edition canister. Over 100,000 units of these special canisters have been sold worldwide.
For this year’s run, Filipino artists are called to design Don Papa Rum’s label inspired by the island of Negros reimagined as Sugarlandia, where the dominant life force is its rich flora and fauna. The visual theme draws a magical realism of a lush and fertile land where not only sugar cane thrives but also a diverse ecosystem of plants and animals.
Last year’s winner, Sam Penaso, represented by Renaissance Gallery, portrayed Sugarlandia in his work “Botany” using acrylic on a reflective stainless material depicting man’s coexistence with nature. He received a month-long artistic sojourn for a truly immersive experience in art.
This year, the winner will receive a four-week artistic residence sojourn in Barcelona to be sponsored by the Bleeding Heart Rum Company, inclusive of roundtrip tickets, accommodation and allowance, and artwork features on social media, newsletters, and other channels of media.
There will also be awards for Artistic Merit Award with a cash prize of P50,000, and People’s Choice Award with P15,000 cash prize.
Prior to the announcement of the winner, the best 10 entries will exhibit their works digitized and mocked up into a canister displayed together with the original artwork for the Don Papa Rum Exhibit at Art Fair Philippines 2020.
Go to donpaparum.com for more information.


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C8 Corvette Crowned MotorTrend Car of the Year 2020
by Mircea PanaitIt’s “a mid-engined masterpiece” and a “disrupter.” The most radical overhaul of the ‘Vette also happens to be quite a bargain at $60k for the quickest and fastest Stingray ever, and MotorTrend likes it more than the 911.
The ever-popular Porsche and the 2020 Toyota GR Supra were beaten by the Chevy in the motoring publication’s COTY awards, and the newcomer is “a game changer” in its own right. General Motors spent more than five years developing the C8, starting off with an Australian ute with Porsche’s dual-clutch transmission paired to a small-block V8 powerplant bang in the middle.
MotorTrend and a few other ‘Vette enthusiasts believe that the C8 is the biggest step forward since the first-gen Acura NSX as far as everyday supercars are concerned. Usability is of the essence here, and even with the electronic nannies turned off for racetrack driving, the Gen 8 exhibits predictable handling.
Switching the engine from the front to the middle of the vehicle also translates to a sharper turn-in behavior, and accelerating off the line is also better thanks to more weight over the rear axle. What comes as a surprise, however, is that the LT2 is a cam-in-block design while Ford boasts a DOHC valvetrain in the 5.0-liter Coyote powering the Mustang sports coupe and F-150 pickup truck.
The cabin is quiet enough for day-to-day driving, getting into and out of the car isn’t as difficult as you’d think, and the suspension works its magic on imperfect road surfaces thanks to Magnetic Ride Control technology. It also beggars belief how much of a difference there is between the C7 and C8 in terms of interior quality, let alone the fighter jet-inspired dashboard design.
On the blacktop, the quarter-mile run is finished in 11.1 seconds at 123.2 miles per hour. That’s 0.1 seconds quicker than the 911 Carrera S, a car that costs a lot more than your bog-standard Corvette. Even the Ferrari 812 Superfast blushes with admiration for the C8 thanks to a 0-to-60 of 2.9 seconds.
On that note, would you consider the C8 or look at something more premium for the same money, something like the BMW M4 coupe? 🏁


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Bangladesh openers register rare ‘pair of sixes’ in Indore Test
Imrul Kayes even played the same number of deliveries in both the innings, six runs from 24 deliveries. The only difference being the one boundary scored by the 24-year-old in the second innings
by Sports DeskBangladesh openers Shadman Islam and Imrul Kayes recorded a pair of sixes in the first Test against India and not the good kind. Islam and Kayes got out after scoring six runs each in both the innings of the Test at Holkar Cricket Stadium, Indore. There were more coincidences as they were dismissed by the same bowlers on both occasions. Ishant Sharma got rid of Islam whereas Umesh Yadav dominated Kayes.
The debutant opener even played the same number of deliveries in both the innings, six runs from 24 deliveries. The only difference being the one boundary scored by the 24-year-old in the second innings on Saturday.
There was another six-run score registered by an opener in the first Test. Indian opener Rohit Sharma scored six runs from 14 deliveries in the hosts’ first innings. Rohit lost his wicket to Abu Jayed, who picked up a four-wicket haul.
Earlier on Day 3, Indian skipper Virat Kohli declared the first innings half an hour before the start of day’s play.
Indian seamers dominated the first session as Bangladesh lost four wickets in the first session. Mohammed Shami struck two wickets sending back Mominul Haque and Mohammad Mithun back to the dressing room cheaply.
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28/06/2021 12:30 - 02:00
final WABmeeting #18
online and at Ictus
On 28 June, the last Monday of June, we celebrate the last 4th WAB meeting.
Please join us for a varied program presenting projects by different 4th WAB participants:
12:30 conference by Anna Raimondo
18:00 performance by Davide Tidoni
19:00 discussion by oracle
20:00 videos by Francesca Chiacchio
20:15 food
21:30 soundpiece by Ruben Nachtergaele
23:30 night walk by Clément Thiry
12/06/2021 14:00 - 18:00
Launch 3rd WABook
at Open Library dinA
In 2020 a lot of books that were produced did not make it to a public yet. The office of nadine – dinA – will be open for 10 days where you can explore a selection of new publications related to the Wandering Arts Biennial. The Open Library opens on Saturday 12 June at 14:00 with the launch of 3rd WABook.
03-10/06/2021
Buratinas & Boot Tenace
with NGHE, Le Château, Francesca Chiacchio & mott flyf
From 3 to 5 June the boat Buratinas hosts FLOATING RADIO WALK SHOW by NGHE Médiathèque, a sailing music player from Comte de Flandre to Oisequerq (Tubize). In Tubize Buratinas takes part in the project Ceci n'est pas la Croisette by Boot Tenace where on 6 June Le Château (by Léa Mayer & Maëlle Maisonneuve) presents the exhibition Superficie d’un fort longtemps by Mahé Ripoll. The 10th of June Latin Flowers Promenade Mantra Pop will be performed on Buratinas by Francesca Chiacchio & mott flyf.
20/05/2021 20:00-22:00
4th WABook conversation #4
by Christian Hansen, Davide Tidoni, oracle with Caroline Daish and Justine Maxelon, and Steven Jouwersma
WABook conversations are gatherings with participants of 4th WAB where a specific theme that relates to their practices is discussed. The WAB participants collectively decide on the format and content of the conversation. The conversation will become part of the 4th WABook. WABook conversation #4 presents the theme ‘Sound, Collecting & Listening’ and will be live-streamed.
12/05/2021 14:30-17:30
From transcription to transduction
a workshop by Lucia Farinati
The workshop led by researcher and curator Lucia Farinati offered participants the opportunity to test different methods for transcribing an audio interview, from strict verbatim to what has been termed ‘embodied’ transcription, and various degrees of edited transcript in-between. What are the advantages and disadvantages of these approaches, and to what use are they best suited?
22/04/2021 10:30-12:30
4th WABook conversation #3
by Anna Raimondo, Eleni Kamma, Pacôme Béru, and Kasper Demeulemeester
WABook conversations are gatherings with participants of 4th WAB where a specific theme that relates to their practices is discussed. The WAB participants collectively decide on the format and content the conversation. The conversation will become part of the 4th WABook. WABook conversation #3 talks about ‘Public, Marking Space & Taking Place’ and will be live-streamed.
11/04/2021
Footfall Amulets workshop
by Alex Zakkas & Kurt Tichy
After a testing phase in which a prototype for means of counter-footfall has been prepared, Alex Zakkas and Kurt Tichy invite you for an amulet making workshop, in which you will be able to produce your own device against these new forms of “eyeing”. (by invitation only, more info mail to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>made possible by culturele activiteitenpremie Vlaamse Gemeenschap
more info
02/04/2021 19:00
The Oceanographies Broadcast
by The Oceanographies Institue
The Oceanographies Institute functions as a collaborative platform with a focus on the relation between two bodies of water: the human body and the world ocean. The upcoming radio broadcast will share TOI’s work during residencies at Q-O2 exploring the threshold between speech, sound and song with its polyphonic protocols.
made possible by Q-O2, culturele activiteitenpremie Vlaamse Gemeenschap
more info
25/03/2021 10:30-12:30
4th WABook conversation #2
by Bruno De Wachter, Laurent Delom de Mézerac, Pierre-Philippe Hofmann, Shervin Kianersi Haghighi and Various Artists
WABook conversations are gatherings with participants of 4th WAB where a specific theme that relates to their practices is discussed. The WAB participants collectively decide on the format and content the conversation. The conversation will become part of the 4th WABook. WABook conversation #2 talks about ‘On walking. Solo and collective storytelling’.
25/03 - 12/09/2021
Q(ee)R Codes 1000 BXL
by Anna Raimondo
La CENTRALE presents BXL UNIVERSEL II: multipli.city, a multidisciplinary forum-exhibition in collaboration with 11 artists and 6 Brussels-based organisations. 4th WAB participant Anna Raimondo presents her project Q(ee)R Codes 1000 BXL.
made possible by BNA-BBOT, nadine, Moussem, Q-O2, CENTRALE for Contemporary Art, VGC, FWB
more info
03/03/2021 19:00-21:00
The Corners of The Mouth
by Eleni Kamma (Jubilee), Gosie Vervloessem, Philippine Hoegen, Samah Hijawi
"The Corners of the Mouth focuses on the hybrid life we are living under the current conditions. How can we make use of this hybridity in order to cultivate new forms of artistic expression and to strengthen the relation between the “I” and the “we”?""
mail to Jubilee to participate in the online event
more info
25/02/2021 10:30-12:30
4th WABook conversation #1
by Chloé Schuiten & Clément Thiry, Francesca Chiacchio, hans Andreas R., Isabel Burr Raty and Marialena Marouda
WABook conversations are gatherings with participants of 4th WAB where a specific theme that relates to their practices is discussed. The WAB participants collectively decide on the format and content the conversation. The conversation will become part of the 4th WABook. WABook conversation #1 talks about ‘Presenting wandering practices in a public context’.
live stream via autistici.org
05/02/2021 21:00-22:30
Alma Listens To The Family Dreams Closed Inside The Wall Of Our Home by Emilio Fantin
During this webinar participants are invited by Emilio Fantin to memorise their dreams that are connected to the theme “The house”. The webinar begins with an introduction by Emilio after which the dream-telling will start. At the end there is a collective discussion about what emerged from this oniric review. Emilio Fantin creates the conditions for dialectic interaction between different types of knowledge. He generates spaces and situations in which he invites people to share the non-geographical area of sleep and dreams.
mail to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>to receive the link to join the webinar
more info
27/01/2021 18:30
Rhythms (In)visible by Anna Raimondo
Anna Raimondo is invited by acsr to present Rhythms (In)visible, an auditive wandering through the alleys of the Medina of Marrakech from a gendered and plural perspective. This listening session takes place in the presence of Anna and will be followed by a discussion with the researcher Salomé Voegelin.
made possible by acsr, nadine, Dar Belarj Foundation
more info
21/01/2021
Telepathic Traces by oracle
Telepathic Traces is a parcours exhibition that shows the experiences, testimonies, artworks created during or inspired by the telepathic retreat of September 2020. The parcours begins at nadine (dinA) where you can receive a map and instructions for discovering oracle traces in the city. The wandering takes you on a path through the city centre, crossing specific points for warmth and interaction.
find your map at dinA, Nieuwbrug 3 Rue du Pont Neuf, 1000 Brussels or online
supported by Vlaamse Gemeenschap culturele activiteitenpremie
more info
13-18/12/2020
Beauty Kit Female Farm online workshop
Beauty Kit is an eco-erogenous art project by Isabel Burr Raty in collaboration with Elke Van Campenhout, that researches on the body as a territory for sustainable agriculture, oriented to the production of para-pharmaceutics within an orgasmic bio-transaction model. For the current second wave lockdown, this project explores the potentials “local body fluids harvests” in Belgium. The Beauty Kit Female Farm invites 12 people to learn the essentials of the autonomous female farming through an online workshop.
with radical_house, nadine, ZSenne, and The Monastery
more info
30/11/2020
WAB meeting #12 Stone Beauty Contest
"After our summer 2020 hikes and walks - please show your own champion stone to compete in a Stone Beauty Contest. Each stone submission should be accompanied by a short presentation text about why you think your stone is a winner. One submission per person. A popular vote will designate the Queen Stone, most deserving of the crown for its outstanding stone qualities and features. The Queen Stone gets one year of exhibition, visibility and hommage in the library of nadine/dinA."
The winner of the first Stone Beauty Contest is Caroline.
online meeting on a pad
30/11 - 09/12/2020
COLOROTECA / COLORING ROOM at n0dine
Coloroteca by Francesca Chiacchio/Il Palinsesto is a grid pattern, that invites players to fill it with drawings, words, slogans, scribbles, chromatic backgrounds, patterns,.. A wall that wants to be accessible and public. Send us your intervention and we will create it for you. The drawing will be revealed to the public from 8 to 9 December 2020.
Track the evolution of the drawing while passing n0dine or visit the space virtually.
at n0dine, Rue de Laekensestraat 105, 1000 Brussels
more info
25/10/2020 17:00-21:30
17 Footfall amulets that are actually worth the stampede (WAB meeting #11)
Alex Zakkas and Kurt Tichy are invited by nadine to give a talk about their ongoing research on wireless tracking of mobile phones in public space. They will lay their observations open for discussion, and afterwards have a walk in the surrounding streets to test a proposal for means of counter-footfall.
The walk is followed by a movie screening (a documentary by Harun Farocki).
17:00 Presentation & walk
19:00 Movie screening (72min)
Meet-up at Hacktiris (6th floor, Rue Paul Paul Devauxstraat 5, 1000 Brussels)
Places are limited, please reserve via<EMAIL_ADDRESS>15/10/2020 15:00
polyphony
expo by hans Andreas R. at n0dine
The exhibition polyphony by hans Andreas R. presents the new installation ‘polyphony’ that generates a monumental composition of small projections. In the framework of this solo exhibition at n0dine, the magazine Dannie.h will be launched, zooming in on the work of hans Andreas R.
opening 15 October 2020
15:00 > 20:00
open 16/10 - 05/11 by appointment
at n0dine, Rue de Laekensestraat 105, 1000 Brussels
more info
04/10/2020 18:00
Walking from scores
This presentation concludes the workshop “Walking from Scores” and the residency from Elena Biserna. Walking from Scores is a collection of around 80 non site-specific scores by artists, composers and collectives involving walking, listening and sound-making in urban space.
Presentation at 18:00 at Q-02 (Koolmijnenkaai 30-34, 1080 Brussels)
28/09/2020 18:00
Ambulatory Sound-making. (WAB meeting #10)
'Ambulatory Sound-making. Re-writing, Re-appropriating, “Presencing” Auditory Spaces', a talk by Elena Biserna, aims to explore the aesthetical, social and political potential of sound-making in ambulatory practices in music and the sound arts.
Talk at 18:00 at Q-02 (Koolmijnenkaai 30-34, 1080 Brussels)
Places are limited, please reserve via<EMAIL_ADDRESS>24-25/09/2020
Buratinas Band’s Tour
Buratinas Band’s Tour is a project initiated by NGHE Médiathèque, a half-improvised music band composing with the spacial restraints of Buratinas and the spaces it goes through. Buratinas Band’s Tour plans a 2-day-tour from Brussels to Ronquières, with live concerts and music on live broadcast FM waves. You are welcome to join them!
24-25/09/2020
oracle telepathic retreat
oracle invited different people to embark onto the telepathic oracle retreat. Wherever people were located, they were encouraged to follow the shared schedule as precisely as possible. This as a way to achieve togetherness while being far away, be artistically inspired by imagining what others are creating and easier face challenges by knowing that there are others dealing with similar situations at the same time.
This event was by invitation only.
23/09/2020 14:00
paysages habités
The exhibition ‘paysages habités’ is a project by Dounia Mojahid with interventions by Dóra Benyó, Francesca Chiacchio and Julia E. Dyck. 'paysages habités' takes place during a walk in Forest (Brussels), starting at the entrance to a park with a view on the city, and ending in a former industrial zone where nature takes over. The public is invited to follow a route indicated on a map given at the beginning of the walk.
Meeting point at 14:00 : Park Duden (top of the Jardin Essentiel (Forest, Brussels))
Info and reservations<EMAIL_ADDRESS>11/09/2020
Q(ee)R Codes Meeting #1 at Q-O2
Q(ee)R Codes Meeting #1 is a collective and convivial moment between participants, partners and accomplices of the project to share the first steps of the "Q(ee)R Codes BXL" experience started in Brussels in the city centre and Anderlecht districts.
By invitation only.
Q(ee)R Codes is project by Anna Raimondo.
09-10/09/2020
Casting Call : Parade Agora at Beursschouwburg
Casting Call : Parade Agora is a performative and discursive event initiated by Eleni Kamma in the context of her ongoing research project Casting Call on ‘pharresia’.
Due to the corona pandemic, this event takes a different form than foreseen and is no longer happening in public space, but at Beursschouwburg (Brussels) with invited guests.
07-11/09/2020
The Oceanographies Institute on and around Buratinas
The Oceanographies Institute will be in residency on and around Buratinas focusing on their upcoming performance at C-Mine in Genk happening on 19 September 2020.
30/08/2020
A WAB STAYCATION (WAB meeting #9)
18:00-20:00 walk 'Gansberg-Koekelhoren' (ca 10km)
with Kasper Demeulemeester, Various Artists, Clément Thiry
start at Plazey, max 20 ppl (reservation<EMAIL_ADDRESS>21:00-23:00 Common Sweat Sauna
by Steven Jouwersma
at Scouts Ganshoren, Rue Léopold Demesmaekerstraat
bring your own swimgear
01/07-15/08 2020
Buratinas Captains summer tour
Kith, kin, and Keel
by ooooo & AV.net
La collection des Empathiques
by Léa Mayer & Maëlle Maisonneuve
Metamorphosis sound library / Sailor Songs
by Sebastian Dingens & Ed van der Ven
WAB summer residencies at dinA
Isabel Burr Raty
working on BKFF Village & product design
hans Andreas R.
working on dannie.h & show at n0dine
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working on dannie.i
dinA,
Nieuwbrug 3 Rue du Pont Neuf, 1000 Brussels
De Tocht
publication by Heimat (Kasper Demeulemeester & Jakob Van den Broucke)
De Tocht (The Journey) is the first periodical publication of the Heimat project (2019-2020), and brings together the work of artists, writers and researchers who all have a connection to the Kempen region in the north of Belgium. De Tocht tentatively approaches the question of belonging and origin.
De Tocht (four colours, 200 pages) is available at the price of €25.
email Heimat for more info
16/07/2020
ECHO CHAMBER
expo by Steven Jouwersma at n0dine
(...) An echo chamber, a bottomless pit of bouncing sound effects spun into the act of making paintings. (...) As echoes time travel, resounding from wall to wall, space is navigated through the paintings, and so on.
opening 16 July 2020
17:00 > 21:00
open 17/07 - 30/07 by appointment
at n0dine, Rue de Laekensestraat 105, 1000 Brussels
more info
28, 29, 30/06/2020
Attack / Decay
soundwalks by Davide Tidoni
'Attack/Decay' is a series of night walks where Davide Tidoni invites participants to explore the acoustics of specific locations by means of a custom built impulse generator device (sombat by airborne instruments).
28, 29, 30 June 2020
23:00 > 01:30
meet-up at dinA, Nieuwbrug 3 Rue du Pont Neuf, 1000 Brussels
Maximum 10 people/walk, reservations via<EMAIL_ADDRESS>more info
28/06/2020
Preview 3rd WABook
expo at dinA
Each edition of WAB is followed by a publication designed by Überknackig (Ismaël Bennani & Orfée Grandhomme) featuring contributions from the participating artists. 3rd WABook is set-up as an exhibition space for which 20 artists created a custom made insert connected to their participation at 3rd WAB.
opening 28 June 2020
15:00 > 21:00
at dinA, Nieuwbrug 3 Rue du Pont Neuf, 1000 Brussels
more info
26/06/2020
Boucalais (collection 1-50)
expo by Various Artists at n0dine
'Boucalais Collection' brings together all 50 Boucalais editions - coastline walks from Boulogne-sur-Mer to Calais following the coastline - that Various Artists initiated between 2004 and 2019. The exhibition shows the project as an interconnected longterm research on mobile creation, beach combing, public performance, and the looping of time.
opening 26 June 2020
15:00 > 21:00
open 27/06 - 05/07 by appointment
at n0dine, Rue de Laekensestraat 105, 1000 Brussels
more info
until 15/06/2020
OPEN CALL
Q(ee)R Codes New Boundaries in Brussels
Q(ee)R Codes – New Boundaries in Brussels, initiated by Anna Raimondo, activates - urban strolls of collective listening and sound walks - a platform of reflection in order to rethink the position of cis, trans (M/F-F/M) and genderfluid women in public space.
25/05/2020
4th WAB meeting #6 Let's meet at dinA
exchange of experiences and practices in relation to WAB
WAB participants met in small groups of four at nadine's office
more information about practices and projects of WAB participants is coming up!
meeting at dinA,
Nieuwbrug 3 Rue du Pont Neuf, 1000 Brussels
27/04/2020
4th WAB meeting #5 How will we make our events corona-proof?
how can we adapt our relationship with the audience?
what experience do we have with small groups of audience?
alternative ways to reach an audience
what are the criteria for a work of art to exist?
how to reach our audience so our work can exist?
online meeting on a pad
19/04/2020
4th WAB meeting #4 What about the virus?
about the effect of the confinement on our practice
about the virus
about our practice after the lockdown
about lockdown in the future
about sharing references
online meeting on a pad
31/03/2020
4th WAB meeting #3 Collective imaginary writing exercise
hosted by The Oceanographies Institute
The ocean I carry with me.
The ocean you carry with you.
The ocean we are.
The ocean we are.
online meeting on a pad
24/02/2020
4th WAB meeting #2 What about the public?
WAB = practices based reflection moments, practice & research focused
WAB = dedicated time for exchanging & sharing
WAB = contamination // looking at the themes through everybody's practice
WAB can be Public-action
meeting at dinA,
Nieuwbrug 3 Rue du Pont Neuf, 1000 Brussels
27/01/2020
4th WAB meeting #1 Wandering Themes
different modes of wandering
artistic ethics of wandering
ownership / authorship : the collective question
the institute
rhythm (past connected to future motor)
connected islands/archipels/windfarms
reaching out / connecting WAB (ex- & import)
meeting at dinA,
Nieuwbrug 3 Rue du Pont Neuf, 1000 Brussels


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This class represents an ODRL2.0 Constraint.
The Constraint entity indicates limits and restrictions to the Permission, the Prohibition and the Duty entity. Constraints express mathematical terms with two operands and one operator. For example, the “number of usages” (name) must be “smaller than” (operator) the “number 10″ (rightOperand).
If multiple Constraint entities are linked to the same Permission, Prohibition, or Duty entity, then all of the Constraint entities MUST be satisfied. That is, all the Constraint entities are (boolean) anded. In the case where the same Constraint is repeated, then these MUST be represented as a single Constraint entity using an appropriate operator value (for example, isAnyOf).
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Default constraint with a random URI
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Cloner constructor
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Creates an action identified by the given URI. This Action might be one of those defined by ODRL, in which case label, comment, and seeAlso are loaded from the ODRL ontology
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Sets the operator
| _operator | An operator, like http://www.w3.org/ns/odrl/2/gt or http://www.w3.org/ns/odrl/2/eq |
| void odrlmodel.Constraint.setRightOperand | ( | String | _rightOperand | ) |
Sets the rightOperand
| _rightOperand | A rightOperand, like http://www.w3.org/ns/odrl/2/language, http://www.w3.org/ns/odrl/2/industry, etc. |
| void odrlmodel.Constraint.setValue | ( | String | _value | ) |
Sets the vlue
| _value | Value, like http://www.lexvo.org/page/iso639-3/eng, 3, etc. |


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Every word Frank Lampard said on Man City loss, praise from Guardiola and Chelsea's next step
The Blues were beaten 2-1 to move to fourth in the Premier League
by Oliver HarbordHad more possession than Guardiola's side and praised by him. Take heart from the performance?
"Maybe it is not the critical factor, but coming into the game in our recent form and developing quickly, I wanted us to come here and be brave. Be brave on the ball and off it and I think that you saw that from us today.
"At 1-0 we had a relative control of the game. Of course when you are here it can never last. They had a couple of moments, but we were playing well and throughout the game there were a lot of positives.
"At this level maybe it shows that the finer details in the boxes, both boxes decide these ones."
How do you take that next step against the bigger teams from performances into results?
"Everyone seems slightly fixated on those couple of games we’ve played, like Liverpool and City. We have gone toe to toe with them, drawing in Istanbul and then losing on penalties.
"Lost at home in the league pushing for 45 minutes. We have lost today with a very good performance, it is moments in the boxes. That is not something you can actually put down as a rule going into a game of why you win it or don’t.
"These teams like Liverpool and City have been getting results for a long time, they have worked together and worked hard, they get things right.
"Today I don’t think you can come away from that game and think anything other than it was two really strong teams going against each other. One wins it because of a deflected goal and one moment of real quality from Mahrez and the rest was pretty much in the balance."


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The povcalnetR
package allows R users to compute poverty and inequality indicators for more than 160 countries and regions from the World Bank’s database of household surveys. It has the same functionality as the PovcalNet website. PovcalNet is a computational tool that allows users to estimate poverty rates for regions, sets of countries or individual countries, over time and at any poverty line.
PovcalNet is managed jointly by the Data and Research Group in the World Bank’s Development Economics Division. It draws heavily upon a strong collaboration with the Poverty and Equity Global Practice, which is responsible for the gathering and harmonization of the underlying survey data.
PovcalNet reports the following measures at the chosen poverty line:
- Headcount ratio
- Poverty Gap
- Squared Poverty Gap
- Watts index
It also reports these inequality measures:
- Gini index
- mean log deviation
- decile shares
The underlying welfare aggregate is per capita household income or consumption expressed in 2011 PPP-adjusted USD. Poverty lines are expressed in daily amounts, while means and medians are monthly.
For more information on the definition of the indicators, click here
For more information on the methodology, click here
You can install the released version of povcalnetR
from CRAN with:
install.packages("povcalnetR")
The development version can be installed from GitHub with:
install.packages(c("devtools", "httr")) devtools::install_github("worldbank/povcalnetR")
This is a basic example that shows how to retrieve some key poverty statistics from PovcalNet using this package
library(povcalnetR) library(dplyr) df <- povcalnet(country = "ALB") glimpse(df) #> Observations: 5 #> Variables: 31 #> $ countrycode <chr> "ALB", "ALB", "ALB", "ALB", "ALB" #> $ countryname <chr> "Albania", "Albania", "Albania", "Albania", "Al... #> $ regioncode <chr> "ECA", "ECA", "ECA", "ECA", "ECA" #> $ coveragetype <chr> "N", "N", "N", "N", "N" #> $ year <dbl> 1996, 2002, 2005, 2008, 2012 #> $ datayear <dbl> 1996, 2002, 2005, 2008, 2012 #> $ datatype <chr> "consumption", "consumption", "consumption", "c... #> $ isinterpolated <dbl> 0, 0, 0, 0, 0 #> $ usemicrodata <dbl> 1, 1, 1, 1, 1 #> $ ppp <dbl> 58.16801, 58.16801, 58.16801, 58.16801, 58.16801 #> $ povertyline <dbl> 1.9, 1.9, 1.9, 1.9, 1.9 #> $ mean <dbl> 187.8427, 191.9880, 217.0335, 237.5353, 225.2692 #> $ headcount <dbl> 0.011291240, 0.020473200, 0.011237280, 0.003705... #> $ povertygap <dbl> 0.0019115400, 0.0035450460, 0.0018274740, 0.000... #> $ povertygapsq <dbl> 0.0005560317, 0.0010593800, 0.0004780857, 0.000... #> $ watts <dbl> 0.0023108880, 0.0043677770, 0.0021404260, 0.000... #> $ gini <dbl> 0.2701034, 0.3173898, 0.3059566, 0.2998467, 0.2... #> $ median <dbl> 165.0867, 158.3630, 184.6848, 198.7757, 195.0467 #> $ mld <dbl> 0.1191043, 0.1648116, 0.1544128, 0.1488934, 0.1... #> $ polarization <dbl> NA, NA, NA, NA, NA #> $ population <dbl> 3.168033, 3.051010, 3.011487, 2.947314, 2.900401 #> $ decile1 <dbl> 0.03863, 0.03494, 0.03483, 0.03734, 0.03660 #> $ decile2 <dbl> 0.05289, 0.04859, 0.04920, 0.05137, 0.05193 #> $ decile3 <dbl> 0.06379, 0.05842, 0.05977, 0.06088, 0.06144 #> $ decile4 <dbl> 0.07322, 0.06738, 0.06921, 0.06984, 0.07031 #> $ decile5 <dbl> 0.08380, 0.07653, 0.07988, 0.07912, 0.08084 #> $ decile6 <dbl> 0.09355, 0.08839, 0.09037, 0.08924, 0.09257 #> $ decile7 <dbl> 0.1082, 0.1023, 0.1037, 0.1030, 0.1052 #> $ decile8 <dbl> 0.1247, 0.1198, 0.1213, 0.1193, 0.1229 #> $ decile9 <dbl> 0.1490, 0.1493, 0.1483, 0.1454, 0.1489 #> $ decile10 <dbl> 0.2122, 0.2544, 0.2434, 0.2446, 0.2293


Here Is How Much Cardi B Pocketed After Performance In Ghana, Nigeria
by Ghbase New WriterAccording to a report by Africa Facts Zone, US rapper Cardi B who performed in Nigeria and Ghana in a spate of 72-hours took home a whopping $1.8M.
She took $1M for her Nigeria performance and $800,000 for her show in Accra which was preceded and plagued with much drama last night.
We can’t independently verify the authenticity of this claim but hey, we all know how big her brand is so it’s not surprising at all if she actually took this amount after the few hours she spent on stage.
Meanwhile, Cardi B has apologized to the Ghanaian celebs whom she shunned to have a bite of khebab when they were waiting patiently to meet her in a Meet & Greet session, unbeknownst to her that such thing has been prearranged.


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<%= faq("App Crashes with `securecookie: hash key is not set`", {name: "securecookie-hash-key-not-set"}) { %>
After a recent change in the [github.com/gorilla/sessions](http://www.gorillatoolkit.org/pkg/sessions) Buffalo applications will fail to start with the error `securecookie: hash key is not set`. To fix this you must set an environment variable named `SESSION_SECRET`.
For information see [https://github.com/gobuffalo/buffalo/issues/1067](https://github.com/gobuffalo/buffalo/issues/1067)
<% } %>
<%= faq("Command line is slow", {name: "slow-commands"}) { %>
If executing `buffalo --help` or any other command from the terminal takes longer than expected set `export BUFFALO_PLUGIN_PATH=$GOPATH/bin` in your shell config (e.g. .bash_profile).
<% } %>
<%= faq("Can't find `buffalo` binary.", {name: "binary-not-found"}) { %>
If you can't find the `buffalo` binary after a successful installation, this is problably caused because `$GOPATH/bin`, or `%GOPATH\bin` (Windows), isn't in your `$PATH` variable. When a Go binary is installed it is placed in `$GOPATH/bin`. Adding this to your global `$PATH` will allow you to find **any** Go binary everywhere in your system. See [https://golang.org/doc/code.html#GOPATH](https://golang.org/doc/code.html#GOPATH) for more details.
<% } %>
<%= faq("`buffalo new` fails to generate a complete project.", {name: "failed-to-gen"}) { %>
This happens because the `buffalo new` command cannot find the templates it needs to generate a new application.
There are a couple of things that could cause this issue.
* Using multiple `$GOPATH`s. This can happen when you install Buffalo to one `$GOPATH` and then create a new, temporary, `$GOPATH` and try to create a new application there. Because the templates are in the first, original `$GOPATH`, the installer does not find them, and subsequently generates an incomplete application. To fix this, use just one `$GOPATH`.
* Using a single `$GOPATH`. If you aren't using multiple `$GOPATH`s and are still seeing this issue, it is most likely caused by a bad installation. Run `$ go get -u -v github.com/gobuffalo/buffalo/buffalo` again, and it should, hopefully, repair the installation for you.
The original ticket for this issue can be found at [https://github.com/gobuffalo/buffalo/issues/629](https://github.com/gobuffalo/buffalo/issues/629).
<% } %>
<%= faq("`buffalo new` fails with NPM permissions issues.", {name: "npm-permissions"}) { %>
This is caused by incorrectly setup Node/NPM installation. See docs.npmjs.com/getting-started/fixing-npm-permissions for information on how to fix this issue.
<% } %>
<%= faq("`buffalo dev` auto rebuild doesn't work with NFS.", {name: "nfs-rebuild"}) { %>
This is caused by the `fsnotify` package not supporting NFS. See github.com/gobuffalo/buffalo/issues/620 for more details and a workaround.
<% } %>
<%= faq("`buffalo new` fails with `import path does not begin with hostname`", {name: "import-begins-hostname"}) { %>
This is caused by a mismatched `$GOPATH` and file system.
```
GOPATH: /Users/foobar/Documents/Programming/Go
ACTUAL: /Users/foobar/Documents/programming/go
```
Those are not the same and cause problems with a lot of Go tools. Correct the `$GOPATH` to match the file system and retry.
<% } %>
<%= faq("`buffalo new` fails looking for `golang.org/x/tools/go/gcimporter`", {name: "gcimporter"}) { %>
This is caused by an outdated copy of the `github.com/motemen/gore` package. To fix simply update `gore`:
```text
$ go get -u github.com/motemen/gore
```
For information see [https://github.com/gobuffalo/buffalo/issues/108](https://github.com/gobuffalo/buffalo/issues/108) and [https://github.com/motemen/gore/issues/63](https://github.com/motemen/gore/issues/63).
<% } %>
<%= faq("`buffalo dev` fails to start with `Unknown`", {name: "fails-unknown"}) { %>
When starting `$ buffalo dev`, and you encounter this error:
```text
There was a problem starting the dev server: Unknown, Please review the troubleshooting docs.
```
This may be due to your system missing NodeJS/NPM, Ensure that Node/NPM is installed and is in your `$PATH`. If Node/NPM are indeed in your `$PATH`, try renaming webpack.config.js.
If you are still having issues after attempting the steps above, please reach out to the community in the #buffalo channel on Gophers Slack.
<% } %>
<%= faq("`package context: unrecognized import path \"context\" (import path does not begin with hostname)`", {name: "unrecognized-context-import"}) { %>
When trying to install Buffalo `go get` returns this error:
```text
package context: unrecognized import path "context" (import path does not begin with hostname)
```
This is due to an outdated version of Go. Buffalo requires Go 1.7 or higher. Please check your installation of Go and ensure you running the latest version.
<% } %>
<%= faq("Error: `unexpected directory layout:` during `go get`", {name: "unexpected-dir-layout"}) { %>
Occasionally when running `go get` on Buffalo you will get the following error:
```text
unexpected directory layout:
import path: github.com/mattn/go-colorable
dir: /go/src/github.com/fatih/color/vendor/github.com/mattn/go-colorable
expand dir: /go/src/github.com/fatih/color/vendor/github.com/mattn/go-colorable
separator: /
```
This issue has been reported previously the Go team, [github.com/golang/go/issues/17597](https://github.com/golang/go/issues/17597).
The best way to solve this problem is to run `go get` again, and it seems to fix itself.
<% } %>
<%= faq("Error: in `application.js` from UglifyJs", {name: "appjs-uglify"}) { %>
If you get this error when running `buffalo build` you need to update your `webpack.config.js` to work with [https://github.com/gobuffalo/buffalo/pull/350/files](https://github.com/gobuffalo/buffalo/pull/350/files).
<% } %>
<%= faq("Error: `Killed 9` when running `buffalo` on Mac OS X with Go 1.8.0", {name: "mac-killed9"}) { %>
This is a known issue with Go, github.com/golang/go/issues/19734, not with Buffalo.
The best solution is to upgrade to Go 1.8.1, or greater, and rebuild your Go binaries.
<% } %>
<%= faq("Mac OS X: `Too many open files in system` error", {name: "mac-too-many-files"}) { %>
If you get this error when running `buffalo dev` that means you are "watching" too many files, either `.go` files or asset files. To correct this you can [change](http://blog.mact.me/2014/10/22/yosemite-upgrade-changes-open-file-limit) the maximum number of open files on your system.
<% } %>
<%= faq("`buffalo new` fails trying to run `goimports`", {name: "new-goimports"}) { %>
The full error may appear something like the following, and seems to be the result of outdated go tools. To resolve run `rm -r $GOPATH/src/golang.org/`, then run `go get` again.
```bash
$ buffalo new myapp
--> go get -u golang.org/x/tools/cmd/goimports
package golang.org/x/tools/cmd/goimports: golang.org/x/tools is a custom import path for https://go.googlesource.com/tools, but /Users/foo/go/src/golang.org/x/tools is checked out from https://code.google.com/p/go.tools
Error: exit status 1
```
<% }
<%= faq("`buffalo g goth` fails to generate `auth.go`", {name: "goth-auth-fails"}) { %>
You might see errors similar to this when you build:
```bash
buffalo: 2018/01/19 20:58:47 === Error! ===
buffalo: 2018/01/19 20:58:47 === exit status 2
path/path/models
path/path/actions
# path/path/actions
actions/app.go:17:2: gothic redeclared as imported package name
previous declaration at actions/app.go:15:2
actions/app.go:66:36: undefined: AuthCallback
actions/app.go:67:11: undefined: SetCurrentUser
actions/app.go:68:11: undefined: Authorize
actions/app.go:69:23: undefined: Authorize
```
This could be because the `goth` plugin isn't able to find the templates for the different providers. This can happen when the `goth` plugin is available in `$PATH`, but the project isn't in your current `$GOPATH`.
To fix it, you can either `go get -u github.com/gobuffalo/buffalo-goth` in your project's `$GOPATH` or use `dep`.
<% } %>


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@* * Copyright 2021 HM Revenue & Customs * * Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); * you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. * You may obtain a copy of the License at * * http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 * * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software * distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and * limitations under the License. *@ @(status: String, ctData: Seq[String], heldSubmission: Seq[String], ctRecord: String)(implicit request: Request[_], messages: Messages, appConfig: config.FrontendAppConfig) @import controllers.reg.routes._ @import uk.gov.hmrc.play.views.html.helpers.form @import views.html.helpers.inputRadioGroup @import config.FrontendAppConfig @import play.api.libs.json._ @import play.twirl.api.Html @main_template(title = "Feature switch", mainClass = Some("full-width")) {
Submission status: @status
@if(ctData.isEmpty){ All CT data cleared } else {
@ctData.map{ str =>
@{str + " still exists "}
}
}
@{ Html(ctRecord) }
@{if(heldSubmission.isEmpty){ "All held data cleared" } else { "Held submission still exists" }}
@{ heldSubmission.map(Html(_)) }


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You can attach custom actions to events fired by Vanillabox.
var box = $('#foobar').vanillabox(); $(box).on('vnbx_show', function(sender) { // Do something });
Available events:
| Name | Arguments | Description |
|---|---|---|
| vnbx_show | (sender) | Fired after showing |
| vnbx_load | (sender) | Fired after loading a content |
| vnbx_hide | (sender, success, content, index) | Fired after hiding |


module ActiveRecord::Store
Store gives you a thin wrapper around serialize for the purpose of storing hashes in a single column. It's like a simple key/value store baked into your record when you don't care about being able to query that store outside the context of a single record.
You can then declare accessors to this store that are then accessible just like any other attribute of the model. This is very helpful for easily exposing store keys to a form or elsewhere that's already built around just accessing attributes on the model.
Make sure that you declare the database column used for the serialized store as a text, so there's plenty of room.
You can set custom coder to encode/decode your serialized attributes
to/from different formats. JSON, YAML, Marshal are supported out of the
box. Generally it can be any wrapper that provides load
and
dump
.
NOTE - If you are using PostgreSQL specific columns like
hstore
or json
there is no need for the
serialization provided by store
. Simply use
store_accessor
instead to generate the accessor methods. Be
aware that these columns use a string keyed hash and do not allow access
using a symbol.
Examples:
class User < ActiveRecord::Base store :settings, accessors: [ :color, :homepage ], coder: JSON end u = User.new(color: 'black', homepage: '37signals.com') u.color # Accessor stored attribute u.settings[:country] = 'Denmark' # Any attribute, even if not specified with an accessor # There is no difference between strings and symbols for accessing custom attributes u.settings[:country] # => 'Denmark' u.settings['country'] # => 'Denmark' # Add additional accessors to an existing store through store_accessor class SuperUser < User store_accessor :settings, :privileges, :servants end
The stored attribute names can be retrieved using
stored_attributes
.
User.stored_attributes[:settings] # [:color, :homepage]
Overwriting default accessors¶ ↑
All stored values are automatically available through accessors on the
Active Record object, but sometimes you want to specialize this behavior.
This can be done by overwriting the default accessors (using the same name
as the attribute) and calling super
to actually change things.
class Song < ActiveRecord::Base # Uses a stored integer to hold the volume adjustment of the song store :settings, accessors: [:volume_adjustment] def volume_adjustment=(decibels) super(decibels.to_i) end def volume_adjustment super.to_i end end
Attributes
Protected Instance Methods
# File lib/active_record/store.rb, line 120 def read_store_attribute(store_attribute, key) accessor = store_accessor_for(store_attribute) accessor.read(self, store_attribute, key) end
# File lib/active_record/store.rb, line 125 def write_store_attribute(store_attribute, key, value) accessor = store_accessor_for(store_attribute) accessor.write(self, store_attribute, key, value) end
Private Instance Methods
# File lib/active_record/store.rb, line 131 def store_accessor_for(store_attribute) type_for_attribute(store_attribute.to_s).accessor end


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During games the APM Alert feature of ${appName} can notify or alert you audibly when your APM drops below a certain value specified by the APM alert level .


Easy
Provide an effortless way to discover interesting genes to search. Show related genes to foster exploration. Describe with human-friendly terms.
Visual
Engage users with interactive, graphical landmarks across the genome. Complement existing gene search in any web application.
Robust
Build atop
Ideogram.js, a reusable genomic UI component. Use genomic data processed from
PubMed and other databases, without managing a backend.


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Donetsk Natiional Technical University
Faculty of Computer Science and Technology
Master of Software Engineering
Bachelor of Software Engineering


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Additional remarks for Realization
This entity trigger actual realization for entity JobOperation, ProductionReceipt, ProductionIssue & ProductionHeader