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问题 Currently working on a personal project. I want the user to click a button and a SweetAlert prompt would be presented for the user to verify their credential. However, the code I see on the SweetAlert website only allows one input field. Here is the code I have: swal({ title: "Authenicating for continuation", text: "Test", type: "input", showCancelButton: true, closeOnConfirm: false, animation: "slide-from-top", inputPlaceholder: "Write something" }, function(inputValue) { if (inputValue ===

问题 Am wondering how I can allow users to fill out a form instead of the promot box that seems to pop up, when a user clicks on a black part of the fullcalendar this is basically what I have done so far. as you can see i have it sending the data to a PHP page that is working, but I am just not happy with the prompt box and instead would like it to be a nice form that they are able to add notes to as well. select: function(start, end, allDay) { var title = prompt('Event Title:'); if (title) {

问题 I wanted to make a basic text editor in batch and I'm using set /p to get user input and write that to a file. When I type in something like "hello" or "hello " it works fine, but as soon as I write something with a space and another character after than, like "hello world", the window closes. My code was: set /p append=Write what you want to append: Then I tried: set /p "append=Write what you want to append: " which i found online, but it didn't work. pause isn't of any help because the

问题 I wanted to make a basic text editor in batch and I'm using set /p to get user input and write that to a file. When I type in something like "hello" or "hello " it works fine, but as soon as I write something with a space and another character after than, like "hello world", the window closes. My code was: set /p append=Write what you want to append: Then I tried: set /p "append=Write what you want to append: " which i found online, but it didn't work. pause isn't of any help because the

问题 I am using R to generate a series of plots within a loop, with the user hitting the enter key to indicate they have seen the plot and it is time to move on. These are interactive rotatable plots generated with the rgl package and therefore using something like Sys.sleep() is not good enough. Currently I can use readline() which works find when running R interactively. However, if I want to run my R script within a bash script all the plots appear flashing before the screen. This happens

问题 I am using R to generate a series of plots within a loop, with the user hitting the enter key to indicate they have seen the plot and it is time to move on. These are interactive rotatable plots generated with the rgl package and therefore using something like Sys.sleep() is not good enough. Currently I can use readline() which works find when running R interactively. However, if I want to run my R script within a bash script all the plots appear flashing before the screen. This happens

问题 For one of our ajax request (with a .json response) some of our clients have complained that they are seeing a "File Download" prompt asking the user to download the .json response. I am baffled because considering that this is an xhr response, this should never happen. Has anyone seen this? Thanks 回答1: For people who are using ASP MVC and have the same problem with IE, use this when returning your response: return Json(result, "text/plain"); Edit: the standard type is: "application/json",

问题 I'm new in Haskell Instead of the: Prelude> I want GHCi to prompt GHCi> I wrote :set prompt "GHCi> " but when I close GHCi and open it again it show me prelude again. I saw that I need to create a file called .ghci in my home folder and set its to contents to :set prompt "GHCi> ". How can I create this file and set the prompt. Thank You for your answers 回答1: You can make a .ghci file that specifies the configuration of your GHCi environment. For a *nix system, that is often located at the ~/

问题 I'm using JavaScript's prompt() function. var favorite = prompt('What is your favorite color?', 'RED'); I'm using IE 7 and the prompt box that opens has a title bar that says : 'Explorer User Prompt' and further text that says 'Script Prompt:' Then beneath this is my text : 'What is your favorite color?' Also the 'OK' and 'Cancel' buttons appear in the far right side of the prompt box and the text entry box appears at the very bottom of the dialogue. Is there any way to change the title bar,

问题 I never work with the GUI and am always inside a terminal (also full screen, so no title bar) set with the -nodesktop -nodisplay option. I also have different servers that I connect to, to run matlab and each of those have different restrictions on hogging computational resources. Since it's hard to remember which server I'm in,especially if I have multiple sessions open, I was wondering if I could change the prompt to display the server name. Try as I might, I couldn't find a resource that