Hi everyone need help to resolve ths problem.
i was tried to solve ths error
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I have been trying to add a component within a view, I could do it but I am getting some warning message as well like "DEPRECATION: Using the defaultContainer is no longer supported". There is a related post here : emberjs append works but raises Assertion Failed error but not sure what I am doing wrong. Here is my jsbin link : http://jsbin.com/tuwanava/1/
Your help will be very much appreciated. Thanks.
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sticky.pushObject(App.ConfirmDeleteComponent.create());
I have looked into how to use a regex within a RedirectRoute using webapp2. I have tried formatting it the way it says to do so here: http://webapp-improved.appspot.com/guide/routing.html#the-url-template and I still cannot get my regex to work. Here is what I have:
RedirectRoute('/book/<bookId:([0-9]+)><title:(.*)>',handlers.book,name='book')
the call for this is:
self.redirect_to('book/%s_%s' %(bookId,title))
and an example of the url I am expecting is:
book/5907332378656768_The-Wizzard-of-Oz
When I run my app I get the following error:
Error: "Route named u'book/5907332378656768_The-Wizzard-of-Oz' is not defined.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
EDIT:
Hey everyone! Thanks to Brent's response I was able to fix the problem.
I had to change self.redirect_to('book/%s_%s' %(bookId,title))
to the following: self.redirect('book/%s_%s' %(bookId,title))
Thank you everyone for your help!
A Google search for webapp2 error route "is not defined" finds the Webapp2 source code. That error message is in the method default_builder() which is called from redirect_to(). That method looks for the name field ('book' in this case). Maybe you meant to call redirect() instead?
I think you can leave the parentheses off the patterns:
RedirectRoute('/book/<bookId:[0-9]+><title:.*>',handlers.book,name='book')
Anyone have any ideas why I'm getting this error:
Uncaught TypeError: Cannot redefine property: __ember1346884664897
when calling:
App.get('router').send('tags')
I'm making the call from one of my views, the router is in the correct state, and as far as I can tell I'm doing everything by the book.
Would really appreciate any ideas...
Created a gist that might help explain things a little better. https://gist.github.com/3647288
App.router.send('something') will look for a function named something in your current state, but you are trying to use route name there. You should have something like showTags in you router and use App.router.send('showTags').
Head to docs http://docs.emberjs.com/#doc=Ember.Router&src=false and look at the part Transitions Between States
I had this problem when I named an action and a state the same way. Perhaps you have the same thing now.
When I try to invoke a Java service from an apex class with the wsdl2 apex class I get this error. Can anyone help me please?
System.UnexpectedException: Got an unexpected error in callout : null. Contact support with error ID: 1502628612-2761 (-677061709)
Any time you see the text to contact support and an error ID, it was actually a bug in Salefsorce's code and there's nothing you can really do to make it work as you are trying to use it.
The best you can do is contact their support team and log a ticket. A lot of times they can find a suitable workaround that'll work in the meantime.
I have created a project called class , and an application called students
when I write views,
I have to use
items = class.objects.all()
which is giving me error :(
please tell me way to overcome the error without changing my project name..
Thanks :)
I think you'll have to rename it. 'class' is a keyword in python.
http://docs.python.org/reference/lexical_analysis.html#keywords