controller

问题 To call a controller I use a CURL request like this: curl -kX POST https://site/method -H 'Authorization: Bearer ACCESS_TOKEN\ Content-Type:application/json' -d ' { "param1":"value 1", "param2":"value 2", "param3":"value 3" }' The route calls UserController@method. How can I do the same from Laravel code (internal request, not sending CURL)? I've found an advice to use something like this $controller = app()->make($controllerName); $response = app()->call([$controller, 'method'], []); echo

问题 I am trying to throttle a loop (which is sending messages) to a particular number of messages per second. _throttle is the number of messages per second. My initial algorithm is depicted below, but the delays are not smooth. What improvements can I make to smooth out the rather bumpy delays and bursts of messages. I have played around with the tick, and the interval max, but the inbound count is so large it's hard to compensate. The maximum rate I can achieve with the throttle off in my

问题 I'm looking for an example of how to create an animated row menu like the Facebook & twitter apps for iphone have. I see the TTTableViewController has the showMenu:forCell: method, but I have not been able to find any examples of how to use it. Specifically in the context of a URL Navigator selector, but any example would be great. 回答1: Were you able to find an example on this. I, too, was stuck with the same problem as you did. I couldn't find an example of using TTTableViewController

问题 I have a progress bar that I am trying to update within javaFX in a controller. I am updating the progress bar based on a function called Generate(), if it is called it should update the progress bar within the main controller. However, the code I have doesn't update it, rather it updates a new instance of the progress bar. The Generate method in my DrawerContentController is : try { AnchorPane ap = fxmlLoader.load(); for(Node node: ap.getChildren()){ if(node.getId().equals("progressBar")){

问题 I'm fairly new to rails and into coding my first app. Just can't figure out how to target a user the current_user favorited (Three models: User, Tool, FavoriteUser). Controller (Tools) def index @favorites = current_user.favorites.order("created_at DESC") @userfavorites = current_user.userfavorites.order("created_at DESC") @tools = Tool.where(user_id: current_user).order("created_at DESC") @user = current_user.favorite_user # problematic! @cuser = current_user end Index View (Tools) %h2 My

问题 I have this model User, Entidade and Candidato. class User < ActiveRecord::Base has_one :entidade has_one :candidato accepts_nested_attributes_for :entidade accepts_nested_attributes_for :candidato class Candidato < ActiveRecord::Base belongs_to :user class Entidade < ActiveRecord::Base belongs_to :user Basically in order to register you need to specify if you want to be an Entidade or a Candidato. They have some shared attributes that i put in the User table. And the non shared attributes

问题 So the error I am getting is Symfony \ Component \ HttpKernel \ Exception \ NotFoundHttpException. Here is the route: Route::get('/', 'AuthController@index'); Route::get('/login', 'AuthController@login'); Route::post('/login', ['before' => 'csrf', 'uses' => 'AuthController@authenticate']); Route::get('/logout', 'AuthController@logout'); Route::group(['before' => 'auth'], function() { $noIndex = [ 'except' => ['index'] ]; $noShow = [ 'except' => ['show'] ]; Route::get('/dashboard',

问题 I have two GET methods for a particular Controller / Repository: public IEnumerable<InventoryItem> GetAllInventoryItems() { return inventoryItemsRepository.GetAll(); } [Route("api/{controller}/{ID}/{CountToFetch}")] public IEnumerable<InventoryItem> GetBatchOfInventoryItemsByStartingID(string ID, int CountToFetch) { return inventoryItemsRepository.Get(ID, CountToFetch); } Even though I've tried calling it all these ways from the client, with two arguments: 0) formatargready_uri = string

问题 I have a HTML page that displays the information from an AngularJS controller. This is part of the code: <td id="calories">{{ ctrl.caltotal }}</td> My question is, what do I need to do so that this is displayed at a maximum of 2 decimal places? At the moment if I change the program it can give values like 23.00000004. Is this a change that should be made in the Angular Controller or in the HTMl view? Thanks. 回答1: <td id="calories">{{ ctrl.caltotal | number:2}}</td> That will restrict it to

问题 In Rails 3, using the new respond_to and respond_with constructs, I do this: class SurveysController < ApplicationController respond_to :html def survey @program_id = params[:program_id] @participant_id = params[:participant_id] respond_with [@program_id, @participant_id] end end When the view is displayed (survey.html.erb) the variables program_id, @participant_id are both properly set up. However, if I omit them from the respond_with, as follows: class SurveysController <