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Heights and marginsMake sure to review the [PRO version of Quick Restaurant Menu]( page for more detailed information.= How to use =Add the shortcode of the menu in any existing post or page:`[erm_menu id=123]`If you want to hide the thumbnails:`[erm_menu id=123 thumb=no]`If you want the price below the description:`[erm_menu id=123 price=bottom]`Define a variable menu combining different menus. Insert the shortcode in the page:`[erm_menu_week id=123]`You can also define thumb and price attributes in the shortcode:`[erm_menu_week id=123 price=bottom thumb=no]`= Translations =* Spanish ( Español )* Norwegian ( Thanks to [Ole Petter Holthe-Berg]( )== Installation ==1. Unzip the plugin and upload it to your site's wp-content/plugins/ folder.2. Activate Quick Restaurant Menu trough the "plugins" area in your WordPress dashboard2. A new menu item called "Rest. Menus" will appear in your dashboard navigation. Go there and start creating menus.== Frequently Asked Questions === How do I create a restaurant menu? =Click on **Rest. Menus** in your WordPress admin sidebar. Click on **Add New** to create your first entry and save the post.You will see a window inside the post editor with two buttons, one to insert new Menu Items, and the other to add Section Headers.Add the items you want and provide them with a title, picture, description, sizes and prices. Each item has three icons on the right: to hide in the front, to edit the item and to delete the item.Group your items inserting Section headers, eg. Starters, Lunch, Dinner, Breakfast, Desserts, etc.= How do I display the menu on my website? =After saving your menu post create a new Page. Simply click on **Pages -> Add New** in your WordPress admin sidebar. Give your new page a title, for example, *The Menu*.To display your menu in a simple list, use the shortcode with the id of the menu. You will find the shortcode in the table list of menus or inside the menu editor.`[erm_menu id=123]`= How do I create a variable menu? =Click on **Rest. Menus Week** in your WordPress admin sidebar. Click on **Add New** to create your first entry and save the post.Add different schedules and assign a menu

Close one of those randomly.To stop a view with its view ID:Countly.sharedInstance().views().stopViewWithID("View ID");You can provide a segmentation while doing so:Map viewSegmentation = new HashMap();viewSegmentation.put("Cats", 123);viewSegmentation.put("Moons", 9.98d);viewSegmentation.put("Moose", "Deer");Countly.sharedInstance().views().stopViewWithID("View ID", viewSegmentation);You can also stop all running views at once with a segmentation:Map viewSegmentation = new HashMap();viewSegmentation.put("Cats", 123);viewSegmentation.put("Moons", 9.98d);viewSegmentation.put("Moose", "Deer"); Countly.sharedInstance().views().stopAllViews(viewSegmentation);Pausing and Resuming ViewsIf you are starting multiple views at the same time it might be necessary for you to pause some views while others are still continuing. This can be achieved by using the unique identifier you get while starting a view.To pause a view with its ID:Countly.sharedInstance().views().pauseViewWithID("View ID");To resume a view with its ID:Countly.sharedInstance().views().resumeViewWithID("View ID");Adding Segmentation to Started ViewsYou can add segmentation values to a view before it ends. This can be done as many times as desired and the final segmentation that will be send to the server would be the cumulative sum of all segmentations. However if a certain segmentation value for a specific key has been updated, the latest value will be used.To add segmentation to a view using its view ID:String viewID = Countly.sharedInstance().views().startView("View Name");Map viewSegmentation = new HashMap();viewSegmentation.put("Cats", 123);viewSegmentation.put("Moons", 9.98d);viewSegmentation.put("Moose", "Deer"); Countly.sharedInstance().views().addSegmentationToViewWithID(viewID, viewSegmentation);To add segmentation to a view using its name:String viewName = "View Name";Countly.sharedInstance().views().startView(viewName); Map viewSegmentation = new HashMap();viewSegmentation.put("Cats", 123);viewSegmentation.put("Moons", 9.98d);viewSegmentation.put("Moose", "Deer"); Countly.sharedInstance().views().addSegmentationToViewWithName(viewName, viewSegmentation);Global View SegmentationYou can set a global segmentation to be send with all views when it ends:Map viewSegmentation = new HashMap();viewSegmentation.put("Cats", 123);viewSegmentation.put("Moons", 9.98d);viewSegmentation.put("Moose", "Deer");Countly.sharedInstance().views().setGlobalViewSegmentation(viewSegmentation);You can update this segmentation any time you want:Map viewSegmentation = new HashMap();viewSegmentation.put("Cats", 123);viewSegmentation.put("Moons", 9.98d);viewSegmentation.put("Moose", "Deer"); Countly.sharedInstance().views().updateGlobalViewSegmentation(viewSegmentation);To review the resulting data from view tracking, open the dashboard and go to Analytics > Views. For more information on how to use view tracking data to its fullest potential, click here.Device ID ManagementAll tracked information is tied to a "device ID". A device ID is a unique identifier for your users. When the SDK is initialized the first time and no custom device ID is provided, a random one will be generated. For most use cases that is enough as it provides a random identity to one of your apps users.One of the first things you'll need to decide is which device ID generation strategy to use. There are several options defined below:The easiest method is letting the Countly SDK seamlessly handle the device ID on its own. You may then use the following calls. It will use the default strategy, which currently is OpenUDID.CountlyConfig config = (new CountlyConfig(appC, COUNTLY_APP_KEY, COUNTLY_SERVER_URL));Countly.sharedInstance().init(config);You may specify the device ID by yourself if you have one (it has to be unique for each device). It may be an email or some other internal ID used by your other systems.CountlyConfig config = (new CountlyConfig(appC, COUNTLY_APP_KEY, COUNTLY_SERVER_URL));config.setDeviceId("YOUR_DEVICE_ID");Countly.sharedInstance().init(config);Changing Device IDIn case your application authenticates users, you might want

Bootstrap Invoice - free examples, templates & tutorial Responsive Invoice with Bootstrap 5. Various examples like simple invoice, payment receipt, company invoice, invoice with images and many more. Payment Receipt Basic payment receipt template created with Bootstrap. A billing receipt should be generated for a customer after the purchase. You can use any of the free templates on this page to create your own invoice or receipt generator. Thank for your purchase John Doe Invoice #12345 April 17 2021 Pro Package $199.00 View in browser Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet consectetur adipisicing elit. Company invoice A proper invoice should include detailed company information like address or VAT ID. You should remeber about getting this details from your customers on the stage of designing a payment form, to make generating invoices easier after the purchase. The template below includes an option to printm, and a visible payment status indacted by the use of a badge. To: John Lorem Street, City State, Country 123-456-789 Invoice ID:#123-456 Creation Date: Jun 23,2021 Status: Unpaid # Description Qty Unit Price Amount 1 Pro Package 4 $200 $800 2 Web hosting 1 $10 $10 3 Consulting 1 year $300 $300 Add additional notes and payment information SubTotal$1110 Tax(15%)$111 Total Amount$1221 Thank you for your purchase Company Invoice with logo Invoice with a company logo, a clear table and a place for a signature Company 123, Elm Street 123-456-789 mail@mail.com Description Amount Samsung TV 500,00 JBL Speaker 300,00 Macbook Air 1000,00 Iphone 11 PRO 5000,00 Total Amount: 6850,00 Discount: 500,00 Shippment: 500,00 Date: 23 June 20221 Signature: Invoice with product image Invoice with a photo and a short product specification using a subtle product card. This example also highlights the discount applied on the order. To: John Bootstrap Street, City State, Country 123-456-789 Invoice ID:#123-456 Creation Date: Jun 23,2021 Status: Unpaid Custom suit Size:8.5 Color:Gray Add additional notes and payment information SubTotal$1050 Shipping$15 Total Amount$1065

The ancestry pattern allows you to specify granularity at the organization, folder and project level. Pattern Description organizations/123 All projects under the organization 123 organizations/123/folders/456/* Any project in folder 456 in organization 123 organizations/123/folders/456/projects/789 Apply to the project 789 in folder 456 in organization 123 organizations/123/projects/789 Apply to the project 789 in organization 123 that is not within a folder organizations/123/*/projects/789 Apply to the project 789 in organization 123 regardless if its in a folder or not All automations have the dry_run property that allow to see what actions would have been taken. This is recommend to confirm the actions taken are as expected. Once you have confirmed this by viewing logs in Cloud Logging you can change this property to false then redeploy the automations.The allow_domains property is specific to the iam_revoke automation. To see examples of how to configure the other automations see the full documentation.Configuring permissionsThe service account is configured separately within main.tf. Here we inform Terraform which folders we're enforcing so the required roles are automatically granted. You have a few choices for how to configure this step:Recommended Specify a list of folder IDs that SRA could grant its service account the necessary roles to. This ensures SRA only has the access it needs at the folders where it's being used. This list will be asked below in the Installation section.Grant permissions on your own either per project or at the organizational level.InstallationFollowing these instructions will deploy all automations. Before you get started be sureyou have the following installed:Go version 1.13Terraform version >= 0.13gcloud auth login --update-adcterraform initterraform applyIf you don't want to install all automations you can specify certain automations individually by running terraform apply --target module.revoke_iam_grants. The module name for each automation is found in main.tf. Note the module.filter and module.router are required to be installed.TIP: Instead of entering variables every time you can create terraform.tfvarsfile and input key value pairs there, i.e.automation-project="aerial-jigsaw-235219".If at any point you want to revert the changes we've made just run terraform destroy .Reinstalling a Cloud FunctionTerraform will create or destroy everything by default. To redeploy a single Cloud Function you can do:terraform apply --target module.revoke_iam_grantsTerraform InputsNameDescriptionTypeDefaultRequiredautomation-projectProject ID where the Cloud Functions should be installed.stringn/ayesenable-scc-notificationIf true, create the notification config from SCC instead of Cloud Loggingbooltruenofindings-project(Unused if enable-scc-notification is true) Project ID where Event Threat Detection security findings are sent to by the Security Command Center. Configured in the

By the function takes this form:Name cannot specify xml in any case combination for identifier, and cannot contain the consecutive characters ?>. XMLAGG(expr [order_by_clause]): Returns a collection of XML fragments. Any arguments that return null are dropped from the result. XML_TABLE(xmlContent[,xPath]): XML_TABLE is a powerful function that enables the easy decomposition of XML data into relational format. It can be quoted as a table in SQL. XML sampleselect * from xml_table (' Everyday Italian Giada De Laurentiis 2005 30.00 Learning XML Erik T. Ray 2003 39.95','/bookstore');select xmlcomment('hello');select xmlcomment('');select xmlattributes('tom' as name);SELECT xmlelement(name cat);SELECT xmlelement(name cat, xmlattributes('tom' as name));SELECT xmlelement(name cat, xmlattributes('tom' as name),'Tom is ','ca','t');SELECT xmlelement(name "cat$tom", xmlattributes('Demo for invalid XML name' as "a&b"));SELECT xmlelement(name cat, xmlattributes('tom' as name),'Tom is ','ca','t');SELECT xmlelement(name cat, xmlattributes('tom' as name),xmlelement(name abc), xmlcomment('test'), xmlelement(name xyz));SELECT XMLELEMENT("test", XMLELEMENT("test1", XMLATTRIBUTES(1 "test1_attribute"),NULL), XMLELEMENT("test2", XMLATTRIBUTES('' "test2_attribute"),''), XMLELEMENT("test3", XMLATTRIBUTES(NULL "test3_attribute")),':)');SELECT XMLELEMENT("TEST", '123', XMLELEMENT("AA", XMLATTRIBUTES('1235678' "test_attribute"), XMLELEMENT("BB", XMLATTRIBUTES('z' "attr",NULL "Go"), 'XXX'), XMLELEMENT("CC", 'XXX')), 'qwe')SELECT XMLCONCAT(XMLELEMENT("First",'John'), XMLELEMENT("Last", 'Morgan')) AS "Name";SELECT xmlconcat('', 'foo');SELECT xmlconcat('', '');drop table if exists departments ;create table if not exists departments(id int, name varchar(24));insert into departments (id,name) values(0,null);insert into departments (id,name) values(101,'Accounting');drop table if exists employees;create table if not exists employees(id int auto_increment,firstName varchar(24), lastName varchar(24),salary numeric(12,2),dept_id int);insert into employees (firstName,lastName) values('Susan','Baer');insert into employees (firstName,lastName,salary,dept_id) values('William','Mavris',20000,101);SELECT XMLCONCAT(XMLELEMENT("First", e.firstName), XMLELEMENT("Last", e.lastName)) AS "Result" FROM employees e WHERE e.id ') AS "XMLPI";SELECT XMLPARSE(CONTENT '123 ' ) AS PO ;SELECT XMLPARSE(CONTENT '123');SELECT XMLPARSE(CONTENT '123 Tom Cat 9876 ' ) AS PO ;SELECT XMLPARSE (DOCUMENT 'Manual...');SELECT XMLPARSE (CONTENT 'abcbarfoo');SELECT XMLPARSE (CONTENT 'abcbarfoo' as varchar);SELECT XMLSERIALIZE(CONTENT 'Tom');/*SELECT XMLSERIALIZE(CONTENT 'Tom/Owner>');*/SELECT XMLELEMENT("Department", XMLAGG(XMLELEMENT("Employee", e.id||' '||e.lastname) ORDER BY lastname)) as "Dept_list" FROM employees e WHERE e.dept_id Copyright © 2003-2019 Heng Xing Tian Tai Lab | All Rights Reserved. |