CurtisDS
CurtisDS
@manklu your first suggestion doesn't work in my use case which I explained better in my feature request https://github.com/angular/material2/issues/10495 Your second solution looks like it would work as a work...
So I did some more looking into this. It also seems to be an issue with native radio buttons in angular. At least when using FormControl. https://stackblitz.com/edit/angular-radio-not-checked-bug So maybe my...
> Reference would be helpful. a reference to what? I linked the stackblitz to an example of the exact same thing happening with plain native radio buttons, I dont understand...
I removed all the material imports now, if it makes it clearer.
Ive updated the stackblitz with native radio buttons to make it clearer whats going on with the object references. The thing is, regardless of if you think the checked property...
make a component with a datepicker in it and provide the date format for the component.
Adding this to the top of my code worked for me: ```python from pytube.innertube import _default_clients _default_clients["ANDROID"]["context"]["client"]["clientVersion"] = "19.08.35" _default_clients["IOS"]["context"]["client"]["clientVersion"] = "19.08.35" _default_clients["ANDROID_EMBED"]["context"]["client"]["clientVersion"] = "19.08.35" _default_clients["IOS_EMBED"]["context"]["client"]["clientVersion"] = "19.08.35" _default_clients["IOS_MUSIC"]["context"]["client"]["clientVersion"] =...
> What I'm pointing out here is that the buttons are named the same as folder names and it creates the expectation that when you will click on one of...
It generates the name based off of the page title and the version title. It takes each title, strips special characters from the titles, limits both in length, and then...
yes that does look better