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I'm late on this topic, but I'm stuck with the same issue here, with inline-flex. Deactivating and reactivating through the web inspector makes them appear. This problem only occurs since iOS 17.4, precisely. Also present in iOS 17.5. The code is: 我 Wǒ and the faulty CSS: .ttPhrase .ruby { display: inline-flex; flex-direction: column; justify-content: flex-end; text-align: center; } The chinese characters don't appear at first, but they appear after disabling/re-enabling the inline-flex through the web inspector.

As an update to @eskimo 's response, There's a few cases here: Case #1: Building for the simulator. Case #2: Building for a real device, but running on a device where the framework isn't present (eg: iPad, Mac) Case #3: Building for an iOS version before iOS 17.2 where the framework isn't available For case #1: use #if canImport(JournalingSuggestions) like this: #if canImport(JournalingSuggestions) import JournalingSuggestions #endif Then, in your code where you use JournalingSuggestionsPicker, check if you can import it first. This way, if you're not building for a real device, the framework will not be imported. For case #2: Since you're building for a real device, the framework can be imported. Since it's not an iPhone, your app will crash when run. Protect against this by first checking if you can import UIKit, then setting isJournalingSuggestionsAvailable to be true if you're on an iPhone. If you're on Mac, where UIKit can't be imported, isJournalingSuggestionsAvailable will be false anyways. For example

Dear @darkpaw, I've done exactly what you suggested and got pretty good results from a data retrieval point of view (I'm displaying correctly the four football league days with the proper teams and results). Here below the code modification I've done: import SwiftUI struct CalendarioView: View { @State var Calendario: [CalendarioPartite] = CalendarioPartite.testCalendario() @State var stagione: String = 2023/2024 @State var totalePartite: Int = 4 private var giornate = Array(1...4) private let adaptiveColumn = [GridItem(.adaptive(minimum: 1500))] var partiteCampionato: [CalendarioPartite] { CalendarioPartite.testCalendario().filter{ $0.stagione == stagione } } var body: some View { ScrollView(.vertical) { LazyVGrid(columns: adaptiveColumn, spacing: 20) { ForEach(giornate, id:.self) { giornata in // Inizio schermata Giornata VStack { var partiteGiornata: [CalendarioPartite] { partiteCampionato.filter { $0.giornata == giornata } } Text(Giornata (giornata)) .fontWeight(/*@START_MENU_TOKEN@*/.bold/*@END_

I think the main error comes from a missing NavigationStack in RosaView. And you should have rosa In addition, I had to test on an iPad in order for Table to show columns names and all columns (see here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/75277014/swift-table-only-show-1-column) Finally, I made a few changes before it works ok. Please test and tell if that works for you, otherwise, explain what is failing. struct Rosa: Identifiable, Codable, Hashable, Equatable { var id = UUID() let stagione: String let nomeGiocatore: String let cognomeGiocatore: String let nascitaGiocatore: String let etàGiocatore: Int let ruoloGiocatore: String init(stagione: String, nomeGiocatore: String, cognomeGiocatore: String, nascitaGiocatore: String, etàGiocatore: Int, ruoloGiocatore: String) { self.stagione = stagione self.nomeGiocatore = nomeGiocatore self.cognomeGiocatore = cognomeGiocatore self.nascitaGiocatore = nascitaGiocatore self.etàGiocatore = etàGiocatore self.ruoloGiocatore = ruoloGiocatore let

I do not believe Firefox, Google Chrome, or other Chromium-based browsers use the native macOS Game Controller framework. As such these browsers must add support for gamepads individually, and Nintendo controllers are popular enough that they get supported by all. If you are running macOS Sonoma, you can try turning on the 'Increase controller compatibility' option for your 8BitDo Ultimate 2.4G Wireless Controller. Open the system Settings app, navigate to the Game Controller settings, click on your 8BitDo Ultimate 2.4G Wireless Controller in the list, use the (+) button at the bottom of the left column to add app-specific customizations for Firefox/Chrome, and toggle ON the 'Increase controller compatibility' switch. This will result in the 8BitDo Ultimate 2.4G Wireless Controller appearing as an Xbox controller to Firefox/Chrome, if Firefox/Chrome support Xbox controllers.

It would be much easier to debug if you provided your document, your explanation of what you are trying to achieve is not super clear to me. I assume you start with no data in sheet 2 and you don't care that I'm overwriting data in sheet 2 - is this true? Anyway, please go through this code and read the comments. It takes maybe 2-3 minutes on my computer to finish the script. tell application Numbers activate -- the following code is just to show you how do I think your document looks like make new document tell front document -- there should already be one sheet, let's rename it to GAMES set name of active sheet to GAMES -- create sheet TRIALS2 -- this should also create table 1 make new sheet set name of active sheet to TRIALS2 -- making sure table 1 has at least 67 rows, otherwise we cannot access row 67 if (row count of table 1 of sheet GAMES < 67) then set row count of table 1 of sheet GAMES to 67 end if -- making sure table 1 has at least 2 columns, otherwise we cannot access column