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问题 For the WooCommerce checkout billing field, how can I make this field require 9 numbers and insert dashes for proper phone formatting? For example, instead of typing out 3053453212 in the phone number field, it displays: (305-345-3212) 回答1: Based on "Formatting a phone number in a form using jquery" answer code, here is the way to format the Woocommerce billing phone: add_action('wp_footer', 'format_checkout_billing_phone'); function format_checkout_billing_phone() { if ( is_checkout() && !

问题 For the WooCommerce checkout billing field, how can I make this field require 9 numbers and insert dashes for proper phone formatting? For example, instead of typing out 3053453212 in the phone number field, it displays: (305-345-3212) 回答1: Based on "Formatting a phone number in a form using jquery" answer code, here is the way to format the Woocommerce billing phone: add_action('wp_footer', 'format_checkout_billing_phone'); function format_checkout_billing_phone() { if ( is_checkout() && !

问题 use "jsx" grammar in visual studio code. visual studio code report an error Please help me. Thanks!!! 回答1: The symbol "<" should appear in the same line with the tag name. For example, instead of doing that: return ( < button className="square"> {/*TODO*/} < /button> ) Do that: return( <button className="square"> {/*TODO*/} </button> ) If you want to split the tag to multiple lines, you can do it like that: return ( <button className="square" id="id" onClick={someFunc} > {/*TODO*/} </button>

问题 How do I compare date in the format dd-mon-yy ? For example: 10-NOV-14 > 07-OCT-13. select expiration_date from grocery where expiration_date < 14-oct-13 回答1: Use STR_TO_DATE: select expiration_date from grocery where expiration_date < STR_TO_DATE('14-oct-13', '%d-%b-%y') expiration_date will also need to be wrapped in STR_TO_DATE if it is not already a DATE format. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/19366376/mysql-how-to-compare-date-in-the-format-dd-mon-yy

问题 I have the following code: DSPOTTGuaranteedUserReachForecastModel model = new DSPOTTGuaranteedUserReachForecastModel( mockCache, demand, mockTargetingDatabaseHelper, programType, region); The correct indentation should be two indents for each incomplete line. Ideally I would want to my text editor to format my code as such: DSPOTTGuaranteedUserReachForecastModel model = new DSPOTTGuaranteedUserReachForecastModel( mockCache, demand, mockTargetingDatabaseHelper, programType, region); However,

问题 The title is self explanatory, could not find how to implement it. For the axis ticks format similar command looks like this: ax.ticklabel_format(useMathText=True) , there is no problem with this one, it works. But for the colorbar's ticks to make them appear in the MathText format I could not find how to implement it. I have tried to pass the useMathText=True as an arg into the cbar.ax.tick_params() and cbar = plt.colorbar() but that did not work. to recreate: import numpy as np import

问题 I have a date variable, which originally comes from an excel. However, it is so heterogeneous. Even though all look like yyyy/mm/dd in the excel, when read in R, the variable look like: person_1 39257 person_2 2015/2/20 person_3 NA How to clean up the date variable so that every and each shows yyyy/mm/dd format? 回答1: Or an option with anydate and excel_numeric_to_date library(janitor) library(anytime) library(dplyr) coalesce( excel_numeric_to_date(as.numeric(dat$V2)), anydate(dat$V2)) #[1]

问题 i have a field for date with date, month and year.In my visualization, I need date to be displayed in (MON-Year) format. I switched to data view, created calculated column with Mon-Year = FORMAT('table'[Date],"YYYY-MM") Now it's getting displayed as (YEAR and Month number) but I want to change it as month name. After changes in data view, when I close apply, the column is present but there is no data type visible. Should I create different calculated fields for year and month separately and

问题 I have dates in excel in the following format 02/15/2011. When I import to excel, the dates are numeric such as 40561. When I convert these in SAS using the code below, I get dates such as 04/01/1946. So far my code is: data Reformat11; set Old; Amount1 = input(Amount, comma10.); DateReceived2 = Input(PUT(DateReceived, 5.), MMDDYY10.); Format DateReceived2 MMDDYY10.; format DateApproved MMDDYY10.; run; Any other Suggestions? 回答1: SAS knows how to import dates from Excel. What it cannot do is

问题 This question already has answers here : How to get start and end range from list of timestamps? (2 answers) Date year value showing valid when invalid [duplicate] (3 answers) Closed 2 years ago . I'm in the process of changing our existing SimpleDateFormat based code to use the new Java 8 LocalDateTime and ZonedDateTime classes. I couldn't find an easy way to convert this piece. Considering sample date and format. String testDate = "2012-12-31T10:10:10-06:00"; String testFormat = "yyyy-MM-dd