All connection are in LAN.
I want to know IP Adresess and if it is possible toogether with ProcessID of All active connection (to all databases). How to check active connections in PostgreSQL ?
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All connection are in LAN.
I want to know IP Adresess and if it is possible toogether with ProcessID of All active connection (to all databases). How to check active connections in PostgreSQL ?
I have added a page in the admin menu(pxmag-menu) and a submenu(pxmag-plans). There is another page(pxmag-plans-edit) set under the submenu(pxmag-plans) as the parent page.
public function __construct() { require('pxMagAdminPlans.class.php'); $ this->admPlanObj= new pxMagAdminPlans(); add_action('admin_menu', array($ this, 'add_plan_admin_menu')); } public function add_plan_admin_menu() { add_menu_page(__('Dashboard', 'textdomain'), get_bloginfo('name'), 'manage_options', 'pxmag-menu', array($ this, 'pxmag_dash'), 'dashicons-welcome-view-site', 6); add_submenu_page('pxmag-menu', __('Subscription Plans', 'textdomain'), 'Plans', 'manage_options', 'pxmag-plans', array($ this->admPlanObj, 'plan_admin_menu_page')); add_submenu_page('pxmag-plans', __('Add/edit Plans', 'textdomain'), 'Add/edit plans', 'manage_options', 'pxmag-plans-edit', array($ this->admPlanObj, 'plan_admin_menu_edit')); }
All the menu and submenu pages load fine.
But, when I open this page(pxmag-plans-edit), the menu selection in the WordPress admin shows nothing as current item, whereas the pxmag-plans is supposed to be the current selection.
(It is supposed to work like: when I click ‘Posts > Categories‘ and subsequently open the ‘edit category‘ page, the ‘Posts > Categories‘ option in menu keeps selected).
What is going wrong? What is the correct process?
I had made a new half-elf sorcerer who will soon be a rogue multi-class. His spells are based off of what a rogue would choose them to be, such as fog cloud, mage hand, and minor illusion. In addition, I chose prestidigitation in the hopes of combining with minor illusion, using one for sound and one for an image.
Yet it was never clear to me if I could just use minor illusion twice, as it is a cantrip. This will free up a cantrip spot for a more offensive spell, seeing as all of my other spells are more ability than offense. We are playing D&D 5E.
Can I have two castings of minor illusion active at the same time?
I will be quick and precise, I created a real estate site, I used the facetwp solution not very difficult to understand and with a rich documentation and hooks. I think I have everything in front of me but I need some help to understand which one. I’m still learning.
I put the links at the bottom.
the problem I can’t figure out which hook to use to basically tell facetwp to leave all filters active across all pages, archives or single post of properties , ignore post category, taxonomies, etc..do not auto-detect filters ,the header filters must remain the same everywhere
I have attached an illustration
facetwp_is_main_query
How to Customize WordPress Archive Queries
80 hooks available wich one i can use ?
they talk about that too :" Instead of creating an entirely separate query, we recommend using WP’s pre_get_posts filter to modify the existing query."
update 26/10/2020
I updated the image to illustrate the problem.
I still haven’t figured out what to do.. I hope it’s clear and at least someone understands the problem.
I’m having a viewability issue with a vertical Adsense placement (300×600 and under).
It’s a pretty standard above-the-fold, right column placement. The top of the placement starts around 200 px from the top of the browser window, so it’s a very visible placement. Easily the most visible on the site for desktop users.
The placement is hidden in mobile (by hiding the parent per current AdSense regulations) and doesn’t serve to mobile devices. (This is tested and confirmed, btw… so that’s not the issue).
The placement is currently scoring a meager 30% Active View in AdSense reports, which means it’s serving and not being seen — a lot.
Where else should I be looking to diagnose this problem? I’m pretty sure the viewability issue is negatively impacting RPM.
The site has excellent traction, with over 6 ppv and an average pageview time of nearly 1 minute. The bounce rate is a very healthy 33%. The CWV on the page are all healthy (Rather, as healthy as can be expected with a site running AdSense).
Anyone familiar with viewability / active view issues? Any thoughts on where else the issue could lie?
Thanks.
An abjuration wizard has the Arcane Ward class feature (PHB, p. 115):
Starting at 2nd level, you can weave magic around yourself for protection. When you cast an abjuration spell of 1st level or higher, you can simultaneously use a strand of the spell’s magic to create a magical ward on yourself that lasts until you finish a long rest. The ward has hit points equal to twice your wizard level + your Intelligence modifier. Whenever you take damage, the ward takes the damage instead. If this damage reduces the ward to 0 hit points, you take any remaining damage.
If an abjurer is dropped to 0 hit points by means other than damage (such as by failing a saving throw against a Banshee’s Wail), their Arcane Ward remains active (assuming it was active before). What happens if they are attacked whilst dying?
My employer recently informed me that it has set up a Docusign account that is linked to my Active Directory (ADFS) account. I would login using the same login credentials as my employer’s active directory (Windows) username and password. My employer’s setup is similar to this Docusign set-up at UC Davis: https://ucdavisit.service-now.com/kb_view.do?sys_kb_id=ef73fadc4f553e0006a6650f0310c720 I would login at https://www.docusign.net/member/MemberLogin.aspx and enter my work email address. It would then take me to the ADFS login page that my employer has set-up.
Using the UC-Davis example, if someone worked at UC Davis, they would go to https://www.docusign.net/member/MemberLogin.aspx, enter their UC Davis work email address, and it would take them to the UC Davis ADFS login page https://adfs.ucdavis.edu/adfs/ls/ , then login in order to access the UC Davis Docusign services.
My question is could this new Docusign ADFS login page be a potential attack vector? Could an attacker try to use brute force login attempts at my employer’s new Docusign ADFS login webpage in order to obtain my Active directory login credentials? I am not familiar with ADFS so I don’t know how secure it is against attacks.
Thanks for any info.
While making name-tags for a dinner seating, I stumbled upon a problem which I can’t find any algorithm to solve, and I’m not sure where to begin.
The goal is to write the name of each dinner guest on a card, completing one name at a time. The names are written with old-fashioned rubber stamps, so only 6 letters can be "active" at any given time. When a new letter is required, one of the active letters has to be swapped out for the new letter.
The problem is to sort the names in such an order, that I need to do the least amount of letter-swapping.
Example
I want to write the names:
I can do this with 3 letter-swaps
Initial letters: J A C K H U
Write: Jack, Chuck
{swap A, C, K with L, I, E}
New active letters: J L I E H U
Write: Julie
Now I want to find an algorithm that, given a list of names and a limit of active characters, provide the order of names and which letters to swap at each name, to reduce the total amount of letter-swaps.
Any ideas or pointers are welcome.