Actually, I just sent an email to the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce demanding its removal. You can, too.
hollywoodchamber.net/contact-us/?...
hollywoodchamber.net/contact-us/?...
Contact Us
Hollywood Chamber Contact Us Send us your questions or comments using the form below. We will respond promptly to your inquiry. * Required fieldName:*Organization:Mailing Address:PO Box:City:State:Pos...
hollywoodchamber.net
March 3, 2025 at 6:02 PM
Actually, I just sent an email to the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce demanding its removal. You can, too.
hollywoodchamber.net/contact-us/?...
hollywoodchamber.net/contact-us/?...
When I get these types of spam, they usually fail less gracefully and I get to see the {{insert name of business}} fieldname spelled out. This is a *slightly* more graceful fail, I suppose.
September 18, 2026 at 4:46 PM
When I get these types of spam, they usually fail less gracefully and I get to see the {{insert name of business}} fieldname spelled out. This is a *slightly* more graceful fail, I suppose.
Brabo!!!
Li aqui, legal ter essa paradinha de meta-prog em Go ...
fieldName := valueType.Field(i).Name
fieldValue := valueSource.FieldByName(fieldName)
Um fix ai, definir o q variável ~propertiesTag~ (pelo exemplo inicial seria "prop", mas como não tem definição fiquei na dúvida).
Li aqui, legal ter essa paradinha de meta-prog em Go ...
fieldName := valueType.Field(i).Name
fieldValue := valueSource.FieldByName(fieldName)
Um fix ai, definir o q variável ~propertiesTag~ (pelo exemplo inicial seria "prop", mas como não tem definição fiquei na dúvida).
November 1, 2024 at 6:43 PM
Brabo!!!
Li aqui, legal ter essa paradinha de meta-prog em Go ...
fieldName := valueType.Field(i).Name
fieldValue := valueSource.FieldByName(fieldName)
Um fix ai, definir o q variável ~propertiesTag~ (pelo exemplo inicial seria "prop", mas como não tem definição fiquei na dúvida).
Li aqui, legal ter essa paradinha de meta-prog em Go ...
fieldName := valueType.Field(i).Name
fieldValue := valueSource.FieldByName(fieldName)
Um fix ai, definir o q variável ~propertiesTag~ (pelo exemplo inicial seria "prop", mas como não tem definição fiquei na dúvida).
And this is why you shouldn't name your level after a color.
This was bound to happen eventually. But now the game looks pretty great! #gamedev
This was bound to happen eventually. But now the game looks pretty great! #gamedev
![Typescript code. It reads:
export const FIELD_COLOR_MAPPING: { [field in FieldName]: ThemeColor } = {
beige: 'cyan',
blue: 'blue',
green: 'green',
gardener: 'beige'
};](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:syz5p5c53pxy67qbynlbyd3l/bafkreibxmd2bcksksl6c2tpgjpmupybtbibudcpywygbaz44q5x2vea5a4)
August 29, 2025 at 5:45 PM
And this is why you shouldn't name your level after a color.
This was bound to happen eventually. But now the game looks pretty great! #gamedev
This was bound to happen eventually. But now the game looks pretty great! #gamedev
![A function called parseBodyArrays that takes form fields named in a specific format and converts them to js objects and arrays.
Code:
function parseBodyArrays(dict: any) {
const keys = Object.keys(dict);
let keysToRemove: string[] = [];
for (const key of keys) {
if (key.includes("[")) {
keysToRemove.push(key);
const fieldName = key.split("[")[0];
const fieldIndex = parseInt(key.split("[")[1].split("]")[0]);
const indexFieldName = key.split("]")[1];
if (!(fieldName in dict)) {
dict[fieldName] = [];
}
if (indexFieldName.startsWith(".")) {
const internalFieldName = indexFieldName.slice(1);
if (!dict[fieldName][fieldIndex]) {
dict[fieldName].push({});
}
dict[fieldName][fieldIndex][internalFieldName] = dict[key];
} else {
dict[fieldName].push(dict[key]);
}
}
}
for (const key of keysToRemove) {
delete dict[key];
}
return dict;
}](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:fs3tmgzqitgnwgcbsuskkezm/bafkreickn64lwrpmqrwdreg44zecxopexwpel3hm6ixzia7qt52upjbfuu)
![Dev tools network request tab displaying:
id: ""
name: "dingus"
overrideType: "10"
forUrl: "wingus"
customFields[0].name: "placement"
customFields[0].value: "wongus"
customFields[1].name: "where"
customFields[1].value: "pongus"
customFields[2].name: "content"
customFields[2].value: "dongus"](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:fs3tmgzqitgnwgcbsuskkezm/bafkreiap3k3yhes7sy6qb6nvjrshdbotfzxxg4uo3x5lxw54s7wus3xgw4)
![JS Object showing:
{
id: '',
name: 'dingus',
overrideType: '10',
forUrl: 'wingus',
customFields: [
{ name: 'placement', value: 'wongus' },
{ name: 'where', value: 'pongus' },
{ name: 'content', value: 'dongus' }
]
}](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:fs3tmgzqitgnwgcbsuskkezm/bafkreien4bmpqrozyy6bpa4qztkwn6ltftg72mclhknvi26xslnyavwgji)
You wouldn't need any credibility. I think the residents would love it. Here is the link for the one in Anchorage: dfcs.alaska.gov/daph/pages/a...
Anchorage Pioneer Home
<SharePoint:FieldValue FieldName='Description' runat='server' />
dfcs.alaska.gov
May 2, 2026 at 5:38 PM
You wouldn't need any credibility. I think the residents would love it. Here is the link for the one in Anchorage: dfcs.alaska.gov/daph/pages/a...
Nice to know a bit more context that just a fieldname
The only German sentance I clearly remember from when I tried to learn it at one point:
"Der hund sprang über den Tisch"
The only German sentance I clearly remember from when I tried to learn it at one point:
"Der hund sprang über den Tisch"
May 29, 2026 at 12:25 AM
Nice to know a bit more context that just a fieldname
The only German sentance I clearly remember from when I tried to learn it at one point:
"Der hund sprang über den Tisch"
The only German sentance I clearly remember from when I tried to learn it at one point:
"Der hund sprang über den Tisch"
Editor: Dear Esteemed Scholar,
Your unparalleled expertise makes you the ideal contributor for our forthcoming edited volume that will redefine the contours of scholarship in {fieldname}.
My inner Groucho Marx:
I don’t want to write a chapter for any book that would accept me as one of its authors.
Your unparalleled expertise makes you the ideal contributor for our forthcoming edited volume that will redefine the contours of scholarship in {fieldname}.
My inner Groucho Marx:
I don’t want to write a chapter for any book that would accept me as one of its authors.
December 9, 2024 at 4:40 PM
Editor: Dear Esteemed Scholar,
Your unparalleled expertise makes you the ideal contributor for our forthcoming edited volume that will redefine the contours of scholarship in {fieldname}.
My inner Groucho Marx:
I don’t want to write a chapter for any book that would accept me as one of its authors.
Your unparalleled expertise makes you the ideal contributor for our forthcoming edited volume that will redefine the contours of scholarship in {fieldname}.
My inner Groucho Marx:
I don’t want to write a chapter for any book that would accept me as one of its authors.
You can do similar using SQL and the ArcSDESQLExecute tool
myDB = "FULL PATH of your connection"
myQuery = "SELECT FieldName, COUNT(*) FieldNameDupes FROM FeatureTableName GROUP BY FieldName HAVING COUNT(*)>1"
sqlConn = arcpy.ArcSDESQLExecute(myDB)
result = sqlConn.execute(myQuery)
result
myDB = "FULL PATH of your connection"
myQuery = "SELECT FieldName, COUNT(*) FieldNameDupes FROM FeatureTableName GROUP BY FieldName HAVING COUNT(*)>1"
sqlConn = arcpy.ArcSDESQLExecute(myDB)
result = sqlConn.execute(myQuery)
result
May 7, 2025 at 7:25 PM
You can do similar using SQL and the ArcSDESQLExecute tool
myDB = "FULL PATH of your connection"
myQuery = "SELECT FieldName, COUNT(*) FieldNameDupes FROM FeatureTableName GROUP BY FieldName HAVING COUNT(*)>1"
sqlConn = arcpy.ArcSDESQLExecute(myDB)
result = sqlConn.execute(myQuery)
result
myDB = "FULL PATH of your connection"
myQuery = "SELECT FieldName, COUNT(*) FieldNameDupes FROM FeatureTableName GROUP BY FieldName HAVING COUNT(*)>1"
sqlConn = arcpy.ArcSDESQLExecute(myDB)
result = sqlConn.execute(myQuery)
result
I'm using the first since I did some F# before, where the type checker was able to infer the argument types for functions after the pipe better (iirc). This was useful when piping list of records to a function and accessing fields with `.fieldname` . But I don't think the same applies for OCaml
December 10, 2024 at 9:37 AM
I'm using the first since I did some F# before, where the type checker was able to infer the argument types for functions after the pipe better (iirc). This was useful when piping list of records to a function and accessing fields with `.fieldname` . But I don't think the same applies for OCaml
And that’s no reason to stop emailing the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce demanding its removal.
hollywoodchamber.net/contact-us/
hollywoodchamber.net/contact-us/
Contact Us
Hollywood Chamber Contact Us Send us your questions or comments using the form below. We will respond promptly to your inquiry. * Required fieldName:*Organization:Mailing Address:PO Box:City:State:Pos...
hollywoodchamber.net
March 15, 2025 at 3:14 PM
And that’s no reason to stop emailing the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce demanding its removal.
hollywoodchamber.net/contact-us/
hollywoodchamber.net/contact-us/
This one was very handy for making the input fields, though it doesn't describe how to process the inputs very clearly but it got me there.
When clicking submit, a new page (or the same page) loads with the inputs stored in an array accessible as os.environ["field_"+fieldname].
When clicking submit, a new page (or the same page) loads with the inputs stored in an array accessible as os.environ["field_"+fieldname].
NomadNet/nomadnet/examples/various/input_fields.py at master · markqvist/NomadNet
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August 29, 2026 at 3:29 PM
This one was very handy for making the input fields, though it doesn't describe how to process the inputs very clearly but it got me there.
When clicking submit, a new page (or the same page) loads with the inputs stored in an array accessible as os.environ["field_"+fieldname].
When clicking submit, a new page (or the same page) loads with the inputs stored in an array accessible as os.environ["field_"+fieldname].
#MSDyn365BC #ALHelp - OK community peeps… does any one know how to get intelligence to work with a field name that is in quotes? If I type . nothing happens. If I do .” then I get .””””. Is it just me? What’s the way to make it work properly?
August 18, 2026 at 7:59 AM
#MSDyn365BC #ALHelp - OK community peeps… does any one know how to get intelligence to work with a field name that is in quotes? If I type . nothing happens. If I do .” then I get .””””. Is it just me? What’s the way to make it work properly?
[!FieldName]
I think this is new? As I read this I can now reference to a column that is NOT displayed in my view, or am I wrong?
After testing I can't make it work, and simply replacing $ with ! does not work either.
@tetsuya-kawahara.bsky.social ? 🚀
learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sharep...
I think this is new? As I read this I can now reference to a column that is NOT displayed in my view, or am I wrong?
After testing I can't make it work, and simply replacing $ with ! does not work either.
@tetsuya-kawahara.bsky.social ? 🚀
learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sharep...
February 4, 2025 at 12:41 PM
[!FieldName]
I think this is new? As I read this I can now reference to a column that is NOT displayed in my view, or am I wrong?
After testing I can't make it work, and simply replacing $ with ! does not work either.
@tetsuya-kawahara.bsky.social ? 🚀
learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sharep...
I think this is new? As I read this I can now reference to a column that is NOT displayed in my view, or am I wrong?
After testing I can't make it work, and simply replacing $ with ! does not work either.
@tetsuya-kawahara.bsky.social ? 🚀
learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sharep...
🔥 Arriva Miller 6.11:
➡️ riordino delle colonne basato su regex
➡️ comando globale di trova e sostituisci e basatao su regex
➡️ raggruppa per tutti i campi tranne ...
➡️ file di testo pretty print e markdown come formati di input
➡️ tanto altro
Viva il grande John Kerl
github.com/johnkerl/mil...
➡️ riordino delle colonne basato su regex
➡️ comando globale di trova e sostituisci e basatao su regex
➡️ raggruppa per tutti i campi tranne ...
➡️ file di testo pretty print e markdown come formati di input
➡️ tanto altro
Viva il grande John Kerl
github.com/johnkerl/mil...
Release CSV/TSV auto-unsparsify, regex-fieldname support for reorder/sub/ssub/gsub, strmatch DSL fun...
Features
Auto-unsparsify CSV and TSV on output by @johnkerl in #1479
Issue #1418
https://miller.readthedocs.io/en/latest/record-heterogeneity/#rectangular-file-formats-csv-and-pretty-print
https:...
github.com
January 24, 2024 at 7:56 AM
🔥 Arriva Miller 6.11:
➡️ riordino delle colonne basato su regex
➡️ comando globale di trova e sostituisci e basatao su regex
➡️ raggruppa per tutti i campi tranne ...
➡️ file di testo pretty print e markdown come formati di input
➡️ tanto altro
Viva il grande John Kerl
github.com/johnkerl/mil...
➡️ riordino delle colonne basato su regex
➡️ comando globale di trova e sostituisci e basatao su regex
➡️ raggruppa per tutti i campi tranne ...
➡️ file di testo pretty print e markdown come formati di input
➡️ tanto altro
Viva il grande John Kerl
github.com/johnkerl/mil...
I got to experience whatever the hell they added to Office the other day - went to split some api names into labels (FieldName to Field Name), some with up to 5 words. On the first split Excel was like "I got you!" and proceeded to autofill 1-2 random words from everything else. Thanks!
October 2, 2025 at 4:07 PM
I got to experience whatever the hell they added to Office the other day - went to split some api names into labels (FieldName to Field Name), some with up to 5 words. On the first split Excel was like "I got you!" and proceeded to autofill 1-2 random words from everything else. Thanks!
New post in r/abap by u/No-Interview4002:
🔗 Link: https://www.reddit.com/r/abap/comments/1vkccwd/fiori_tile_to_webgui_navigation/
🔗 Link: https://www.reddit.com/r/abap/comments/1vkccwd/fiori_tile_to_webgui_navigation/
Fiori tile to webGUI Navigation
I have created a custom fiori tile to display analytical charts. Now I want to have navigation by clicking this tile to the a webGUI application passing the paramets/conditions. I added one of my key field as an semantic object in cds by using
@consumption.semanticobject : “fieldname”
And in m...
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August 10, 2026 at 5:51 AM
New post in r/abap by u/No-Interview4002:
🔗 Link: https://www.reddit.com/r/abap/comments/1vkccwd/fiori_tile_to_webgui_navigation/
🔗 Link: https://www.reddit.com/r/abap/comments/1vkccwd/fiori_tile_to_webgui_navigation/