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Natural gas demand in major consuming countries stood in June at 104 percent of year-ago levels, but production was flat compared to 2021 levels, new data from the Joint Organisations Data Initiative (JODI) showed on Wednesday.
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ICOS is a local charity whose mission is to provide help, support, and opportunities to those in need and always have been dedicated to going the extra mile by investing time in local opportunities and events. The charity planned and delivered an Eco-activity- Family Event, as one part of the other 20 Simple Acts, events and activities dotted throughout the week in Sunderland, marking this special anniversary.
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AAfPE's definition emphasizes the need for formal education and describes a paralegal as someone who "performs substantive and procedural legal work as authorized by law, which work, in the absence of the paralegal, would be performed by an attorney. Paralegals have knowledge of the law gained through education, or education and work experience, which qualifies them to perform legal work. Paralegals adhere to recognized ethical standards and rules of professional responsibility." The two major national paralegal organizations, the National Association of Legal Assistants and the National Federation of Paralegal Associations, each have definitions of paralegals that are somewhat similar to the ones above.
The paralegal profession is a relatively new one tracing its beginnings to the 1960s, when a large number of new rights granted by federal legislation required legal assistance to be offered. In particular, fair housing and voting rights laws faced strong opposition, particularly in the South. Since the people who most needed legal help were often unable to afford it, a number of civil rights organizations established community clinics to provide help. The cost of having lawyers deliver the assistance was beyond the human and fiscal resources of those groups, so they trained other employees to provide basic services under the supervision of staff lawyers. The training was pretty disorganized and provided little in the way of formal education, but it did result in many more people being served than if only attorneys were able to assist.
Before the 1960s there were always office staff, often legal secretaries, who performed functions "beyond their title" that pretty much matched the current definition of paralegal — or legal assistant — that was the more commonly used reference 50 years ago. Next time, we will look at how paralegals can enhance access to justice, how they are trained, and more of their role in the legal system.


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Q: Lightning components - Initiating App attribute with controller - Issues with format and transmission I'm Working on Lightning components I would like to add some values in my App, using its controller (aura:handler)
But it doesn't work at all, so the default values of my component is displayed at the end, and only one component.
I already asked a similar question, but as I changed my code I was told :

Since you have a lot of code with new behavior, I would personally suggest a new question to help preserve the context of your original question

Now, I'm pretty sure my issue is when transmitting my datas from the controller to the app, as the app displays the corresponding number of components I'm declaring (in my array), but I'm missing something as nothing is displayed.
I think I got it wrong because of JSON, I may not handle it pretty well..
Here are my app, its Controller, the components and its controller :
App
<aura:application >
<aura:attribute type="Camping_Item__c[]"
                name="objetsCamping" />

<aura:handler name="init"
              value="{! this}"
              action="{! c.doInit}" />

<aura:iteration items="{! v.objetsCamping }"
                var="obj ">
    <c:campingListItem item="{! obj }"/>

</aura:iteration>

AppController
({
doInit : function(component, event, helper) {
    let tabObjets = [],
        i=0;

    // trying to push 3 Camping_Item__c new objects
    tabObjets.push({'sobjectType':'Camping_Item__c', 'Name':'tente', 'Quantity__c':1, 'Price__c': 149.99, 'Packed__c':false});
    tabObjets.push({'sobjectType':'Camping_Item__c', 'Name':'Sac de couchage', 'Quantity__c':3, Price__c:25, Packed__c:false});
    tabObjets.push({'sobjectType':'Camping_Item__c', 'Name':'Du miamiam', 'Quantity__c':42, Price__c:69.4, Packed__c:false});

    for(;i<tabObjets.length;i++) {
        console.log('tabObjets[' + i + '] : ' + tabObjets[i]);
        console.log('typeof (tabObjets[' + i + ']) : ' + typeof(tabObjets[i]));
        console.log('JSON.stringify(tabObjets['+i+'] : ' + JSON.stringify(tabObjets[i]) + '\n\n');
    }

    // send the datas back to app
    // IT IS WHERE I SHOULD FORMAT IT BEFORE, isn't it ?
    component.set("v.objetsCamping", tabObjets);
} })

Component
<aura:component >

<aura:attribute name="item"
                type="Camping_Item__c[]"
                required="true"
                default="{'sobjectType':'Camping_Item__c',
                         'Name':'nomObjetJudas',
                         'Quantity__c':666,
                         'Price__c':999,
                         'Packed__c':false}"/>

<aura:handler name="init"
              value="{!this}"
              action="{!c.doInit}"/>

Display {! v.item.Name}'s infos : Price, Quantity, Packed ? using an expression.

Name : {! v.item.Name}

Price : <lightning:formattedNumber value="{! v.item.Price__c}"
                                           style="currency"
                                           currencyCode="EUR"/>

Quantity : <lightning:formattedNumber value="{! v.item.Quantity__c}"/>

<ui:inputCheckbox aura:id="packed"
                          label="Packed?"
                          value="false"/>

    <lightning:button label="Packed!"
                      aura:id="disableButt"
                     onclick="{! c.packItem }"
                     disabled="false"/>

ComponentController
({
doInit: function(cmp) {

},

packItem : function(cmp, event, helper) {
    let item = cmp.get("v.item"),       // l'objet utilisé par le composant
        bouton = event.getSource(),     // la source event
        checkbox = cmp.find("packed"); // find car on chope du aura:id

    console.log('item : ' + JSON.stringify(item));
    cmp.set("v.item.Packed__c", true);
    console.log(item.Packed__c);
    bouton.set("v.disabled", true); // yeaaaah ça fonctionne !!

    // desactiver la checkbox
    checkbox.set("v.value", true);
} })

As you can see, I'm interrogating the typeof of my array components, and it's objects not string, but is not sufficient.

Thanks by advance for your help !

A: The way you are setting the values in the doInit() method is correct. You don't need to do anything additional here.
// trying to push 3 Camping_Item__c new objects
tabObjets.push({'sobjectType':'Camping_Item__c', 'Name':'tente', 'Quantity__c':1, 'Price__c': 149.99, 'Packed__c':false});
tabObjets.push({'sobjectType':'Camping_Item__c', 'Name':'Sac de couchage', 'Quantity__c':3, Price__c:25, Packed__c:false});
tabObjets.push({'sobjectType':'Camping_Item__c', 'Name':'Du miamiam', 'Quantity__c':42, Price__c:69.4, Packed__c:false});

component.set("v.objetsCamping", tabObjets); // this is correct, nothing else is required.

Your issue here is on this line as below where you are iterating the values and where you have declared the var attribute for the iteration. And the issue is an additional space character in the variable name.
<aura:iteration items="{! v.objetsCamping }" var="obj ">

Once you correct that as below, you will be able to view the values as you are setting in the doInit() method.
<aura:iteration items="{! v.objetsCamping }" var="obj">

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