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{
        "redirectDomains": [
                {
                        "domains": [
                                "catalinachamber.com",
                                "www.catalinachamber.com",
                                "avalonchamber.com",
                                "www.avalonchamber.com",
                                "catalinaislandchamber.com",
                                "www.catalinaislandchamber.com",

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data1 <- google_analytics(
  viewId = gaviewId,
  date_range = c(previousDay, previousDay),
  dimensions = c("ga:campaign", "ga:sourceMedium", "ga:deviceCategory", "ga:country", "ga:city", "ga:dateHour", "ga:userGender"),
  metrics = c("ga:pageViews", "ga:sessions"),
  filtersExpression = "",
  samplingLevel = "SMALL"
)

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Using Vue in Production

Error Reporting Example.

This could also be wrapped in the conditional above with true being live environment and false being dev environment.

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Inside your require block where you're instantiating Vue or using Vue at all this is a great thing to add.

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<style>
	.panel_jumplist_outer [data-seo-top] {
		display: table;
		width: 100%;
		text-align: center;
		clear: both;
	}
	.panel_jumplist_outer [data-seo-top] ol,
	.panel_jumplist_outer [data-seo-top] ul {
		list-style: none;

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component output="false" displayname="Schema" hint="Functions to build valid schema.org" {
	
	public function buildGeo(required details) {
		local.data = arguments.details;
		
		local.schemaObj = {};
		local.schemaObj = {
			"geo" = {
				"@type" = "GeoCoordinates",
				"latitude" = local.data.latitude,

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var foo = null;
$.getJSON(.....).then( (myData) => {
	console.log(myData);
	// or assign some data here.
	foo = myData;
});

$.getJSON(.....).then( function(myData) {
	console.log(myData);

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# Alternative to a doubly-nested loop
# Imagine I want to perform an operation on a data frame
# once for each combination of two variables, such as Country and Year
# I can do this with a nested loop, or I can do this with (among other
# things) lapply()

# Generate random data:
allCountries <- LETTERS[1:10]
allYears <- 1990:2012

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# Alternative to a doubly-nested loop
# Imagine I want to perform an operation on a data frame
# once for each combination of two variables, such as Country and Year
# I can do this with a nested loop, or I can do this with (among other
# things) lapply()

# Generate random data:
allCountries <- LETTERS[1:10]
allYears <- 1990:2012