Bart Van Loon

Let me see if I can reach someone over at FMOD for comment.

I see that the Arch User Repository used to have the libraries available outside of the registered area of the FMOD website: - https://aur.archlinux.org/cgit/aur.git/tree/PKGBUILD?h=libfmod - https://aur.archlinux.org/cgit/aur.git/tree/PKGBUILD?h=fmodex This hints that we...

Got a reply on my private message on the forum with the simple suggestion of contacting their sales department. So I just sent them an email.

good news: > Hi Bart > > Thanks for writing. Great to see python bindings for FMOD. > Sounds like you would be covered under the EULA (fmod.com/legal) and wouldn’t...

Hi! So sorry for my late reply and thank you for following this one up. I'm a bit confused now, as I was referring to https://github.com/helloflask/bootstrap-flask/blob/5d013090f3f941cb18bddb6fa222c1279f923244/flask_bootstrap/templates/bootstrap5/form.html#L83-L88 where one can see...

Yes, I also believe the code is according to the bootstrap documentation. I think I need to figure out the rationale behind that, then. Thank you for your efforts!

I am running into this problem as well with pytest, flask_test_client and nested Schema's (not with simple fields). There seems to be no problem at all when running the code...

oh.... ``` When using htmx in a cross origin context, remember to configure your web server to set Access-Control headers in order for htmx headers to be visible on the...

without thinking it through, it might also be handy to be able to inherit from regular models, not only from other flowbocks?

(solved meanwhile by using an HTML entity instead of the '='-sign; of course this works in my specific case as I'm dealing with URLs, but doesn't solve this generically (also,...