Roger Studner
Roger Studner
I have a page with: Element New {{type-ahead data=content name="colour" selection=myColour}} {{myColour.colour}} when I render the page/view/template my console says: Assertion failed: You must use Ember.set() to access this property...
So, total voodoo. If I run my nodeapp just with nodemon.. I can generate QR codes and verify them etc. If I startup the exact same app, in a docker...
Are there examples of integrating speakeasyjs with passportjs? It seems like that is the route a person would go, and i'm amazed I can't find a quick example of that...
Maybe i'm missing something obvious. I write some .jsx files.. ``` class MyComponent extends React.Component { _someMethod() { } } ``` with webpack and other tools.. I can see "this"...
``` const WidgetsSerializer = new JSONAPISerializer('widgets', { // id: 'guid', attributes: ['name', 'bars'], bars: { // ref: 'guid', ref: 'id', attributes: ['bar_name'], included: true, }, ``` So, basically this. in...
webstorm 2018.2.2 - 184.4129.32 I've tried invalidating caches and restarting.. Now, on my mac if I do command-o and it says enter class name.. I can find models, controllers and...
I can't seem to actually call this function ever? Has it been removed or changed but the docs aren't updated?
If you put tip_id as an option, the this.options.tip_id is correct, but by the tip the popover renders, the tip_id is randomly generated. Thus -- it isn't possible to set...
code that should have given me warning: https://github.com/emberjs/data/blob/master/addon/-private/system/store.js#L2353-L2358 my result payload: ``` "similiar-alerts": { "links": { "related": "/api/v1/alerts/8deb2777-0714-42c3-b2bd-b0925b72d2a5/similiar-alerts" } }, "vendor-alerts": { "links": { "related": "/api/v1/alerts/8deb2777-0714-42c3-b2bd-b0925b72d2a5/vendor-alerts" } }, ``` my...
So I added the url-loader etc: ``` { test: /\.(png|jpg|jpeg|gif|svg|woff|woff2)$/, loader: 'url-loader?limit=10000', } ``` So in SiteSidebar.js if I do: ``` import imgSrc from '../../roger93.jpg' ``` and then later: ```...