The military application of aircraft to penetration missions, wherein a hostile territory is penetrated either for reconnaisance or weapon delivery purposes, exposes such aircraft to attack by hostile weapons such as radar-guided missiles. Such missiles may include angle-tracking radars the angle-tracking control signals of which are employed to steer the missile toward the penetrating vehicle, as described for example in co-pending U.S. application Ser. No. 566,970 filed July 21, 1966, and then issuing as U.S. Pat. No. 3,595,800 on July 20, 1971 by W. E. Stoney, assignor to North American Aviation, Inc., later known as North American Rockwell Corporation, and now known as Rockwell International assignee of the subject invention. Such missile system may also include doppler discrimination means for distinguishing a selected airborne target from ground clutter and even from other moving targets.
Various deception techniques have been developed in the prior art for use on individually operating aircraft, for denying target angle, or accurate direction, information to such missile systems. One such technique is described in copending U.S. application Ser. No. 703,234 filed Jan. 31, 1968, by R. L. Caswell, assignor to North American Rockwell Corporation assignee of the subject application. A Notice of Allowability issued on this application on 07/29/68 and a Rescinding Order was granted on 09/08/87. Such technique however is restricted to use at low altitudes. Other prior art techniques require considerable a priori knowledge of the missile system characteristics in order to be effective, and involve complex countermeasure equipment.


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Q:

adding a custom css class to post

essentially I need to be able to add a class to a post when it show in the list (say index.php) so when in the back end you can say oneCol, twoCol, threeCol and it will then output this within the loop post class.
This is to enable a tighter control of the layout. using this line of code for the output?
<div id="post-<?php the_ID(); ?>" <?php post_class(); ?>

Thanks in advance!

A:

Note -
I recommend using the hook suggested by @Chip Bennett in another answer
Here's the modified version of that filter -
function wpse_filter_post_class( $classes ) {
    $my_post_class = get_post_meta($post->ID, "your_meta_name");

    if( $my_post_class != '' )
      $classes[] = $my_post_class;

    return $classes;
}
add_filter( 'post_class', 'wpse_filter_post_class' );

You can setup a Custom fileds for that - See usage, then use get_post_meta() function to fetch it and show where you want
Example -
<?php echo get_post_meta($post->ID, "your_meta_name", true)?>

This will output the class name set in the meta_key.
OR ( Update #1 ) -
Pass the variable into Post Class
<?php $my_class = get_post_meta($post->ID, "your_meta_name") ?>
<div id="post-<?php the_ID(); ?>" <?php post_class( $my_class ); ?>>


While announcing a new comedy tour, Roseanne Barr recently hammered her former castmate Sara Gilbert, actress ledt-wing Debra Messing, and Hollywood’s hypocrisy over President Donald Trump.

In an exclusive interview with the Daily Mail, Barr announced her upcoming “Mr. &d Mrs. America” comedy tour with fellow comedian Andrew Dice Clay which is set to kick off on September 19 at the Paramount Theater in Long Island, New York.

Opening up about being fired from her own creation, Barr insisted that it was Sara Gilbert’s tweet that was the catalyst for ABC’s decision to fire her.

Barr raised eyebrows in 2018 for referencing the film Planet of the Apes when tweeting about former Obama operative Valarie Jarrett, who is black. After taking criticism for her Twitter barb, the former Rosanne show star apologized for the tweet, but also said that she never knew Jarrett was black and then blamed her tweet on a reaction to the drug Ambien.

But Rosanne co-star Sara Gilbert did not cut her boss any slack and tweeted out that Barr’s tweet was “abhorrent.” That, Rosanne said, was the deciding factor for ABC.

“That’s the tweet that got the show canceled, to be honest,” Barr told the paper.

Barr added that she has no desire to talk to Gilbert and clear the air noting that Gilbert struck first without any consideration.

“When somebody just doesn’t care how their actions affect you, what’s there to talk about?” Barr said of Gilbert. “There’s nothing to talk about.”

But Bar added that she has suspicions that her support of President Trump was at the root of ABC’s rush to cut ties with her. Barr slammed Hollywood for its hate of both Trump and Israel.

“All of Hollywood, they just hate him, and they hate those of us who like him. There is no way around it,” she said. “So, yeah, I think they took me off because I liked him and I like him because I’m a Jew and he likes Israel.”

Barr also reveled in recent tweets by the president who slammed NBC sitcom star Debra Messing, who endorsed the idea that black supporters of President Trump are “mentally ill” — Trump said “Will Fake News NBC allow a McCarthy style Racist to continue? ABC fired Roseanne. Watch the double standard!”

….said what she did, even being on a much higher rated show, she would have been thrown off television. Will Fake News NBC allow a McCarthy style Racist to continue? ABC fired Roseanne. Watch the double standard! — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) September 5, 2019

Rosanne let out a long laugh as the Mail’s interviewer read to her Trump’s tweets in which he slammed Messing and mentioned Barr.

“It’s fun to go pop, pop, pop, pop, pop,” Rosanne joked about slapping Hollywood down in her new comedy set. “We have to do that if we want you know not be enslaved to them as a society today.”

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Robbie McEwen

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Say hello to Robbie. His record speaks for itself. Scan his palamares. Three green jerseys at the Tour de France. More than one hundred professional wins. Three-time Australian road champion. Record-holding 12 stage wins at the Tour Down Under. Simply put, Robbie is one of Australia’s best cycling exports. He is hors categorie.

Robbie’s achievements have benefited Belgian, Dutch, Russian and American teams throughout his lengthy career. His appointment as rider/technical adviser at GreenEDGE is a homecoming for the man, who like many other members of the squad, got a start at the Australian Institute of Sport.

The Queenslander waxes poetic about the mix of riders his team has assembled. He believes the team has struck a balance between the young guns and the more experienced riders and welcomes to foreign riders to bring an international flavor that will complement the Australian group.

Robbie kickstarts his season with his final Tour Down Under. He is confident GreenEDGE can be successful in Australia’s round of the WorldTour in its first outing.


PHP is a server-side scripting language needed for web development. PHP serves crucial even for regular programming levels. Millions of websites use PHP codes and there is enough room for developers to constantly dive within.

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There is nothing 'Best' in the worldAlways remember there is nothing best in the world - If you have a great interest in the topic, you can become a perfect developer. So, all you need is to be positive and look at things curiously.

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This eclectic Near Southside gastropub has quickly found its groove.
JIMMY FOWLER

Brewed opened last month on the Near Southside on a stretch of West Magnolia Avenue between Hot Damn, Tamales! and Yucatan Taco Stand, and from the start, the place seemed to struggle with being all things to all people: coffee...

Consider this a public service announcement for all the waitstaffers in the 817: Beware of dads bearing bad, lame, tired old jokes. Or maybe it’s just my dad. You’ll be able to tell it’s him because I’ll be sitting at t...

The eats are delectable but not plentiful at newcomer Flying Carpet Café.
LAURIE BARKER JAMES

Flying Carpet Café is an extension of a Turkish rug shop, located in a small, renovated log cabin-looking house just off Magnolia Avenue on the Near Southside. Inside, beautiful Turkish rugs line the walls and, in some areas, ...

This little quick-serve Westside eatery is a Latin treat.
LAURIE BARKER JAMES

Mariposa’s Latin Kitchen may be relatively new to the West Side’s Locke Block, but co-owners Irma Gamez and daughter Crystal Padilla have run catering operations in town for two decades. Irma got her start in the business a...

If owner Damodar Dahal has anything to do with it, momos will be the new hangover cure for students at the nearby University of Texas at Arlington. Dahal, a UTA grad, opened his small eatery, Momos & More, south of campus a...

By the time you read this, I’ll be across the pond in jolly ol’ London, stuffing my face with shepherd’s pie and washing it down with a right good cuppa. The English get a bad rap for food — some of their traditional di...

Fresh and homemade are the hallmarks of this newly opened West 7th eatery.
LAURIE BARKER JAMES

The Vine Greek Taverna is owner John Ieronymides’ big fat Greek retirement. Well, not technically Greek: Ieronymides was born on Cyprus, a Mediterranean island country east of Greece. His Cypriot parents took him off the isla...

Chow, Baby has had way too much family time lately. Yes, I’m lucky to still have grandparents, but listening to them bemoan the ruinous state of the world is getting, um, old. Yes, Nana, I will double-check that my doors and ...

What’s going on over on the waaay West Side? Between the high-end Mexican creations hidden inside Salsa Fuego’s humble traffic-circle environs and Cendera Center’s posh event space down the road, there seems to be an upti...


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MOSS_GREEN	ADDFAD	Moss Green
MOUNTBATTEN_PINK	997A8D	Mountbatten Pink
MOUSY_INDIGO	5C544E	Mousy Indigo
MOUSY_WISTERIA	766980	Mousy Wisteria
MULBERRY	59292C	Mulberry
MULBERRY_DYED	C57F2E	Mulberry Dyed
MUSTARD	FFDB58	Mustard
MYRTLE	21421E	Myrtle
NAVAJO_WHITE	FFDEAD	Navajo White
NAVY_BLUE	000080	Navy Blue
NAVY_BLUE_BELLFLOWER	191F45	Navy Blue Bellflower
NAVY_BLUE_DYE	003171	Navy Blue Dye
NEW_BRIDGE	006C7F	New Bridge
NIGHTINGALE	645530	Nightingale
NIGHTINGALE_BROWN	5C4827	Nightingale Brown
OCEAN_BLUE	50B0B8	Ocean Blue
OCHRE	CC7722	Ochre
OLD_BAMBOO	5E644F	Old Bamboo
OLD_GOLD	CFB53B	Old Gold
OLD_LACE	FDF5E6	Old Lace
OLD_LAVENDER	796878	Old Lavender
OLD_ROSE	C08081	Old Rose
OLIVE	808000	Olive
OLIVE_DRAB	6B8E23	Olive Drab
OLIVINE	9AB973	Olivine
ONANDO	364141	Onando
ONE_KIN_DYE	F08F90	One Kin Dye
OPPOSITE_FLOWER	4D646C	Opposite Flower
ORANGE	FFC800	Orange
ORANGE_PEEL	FFA000	Orange Peel
ORANGE_RED	FF4500	Orange Red
ORANGUTAN	DC3023	Orangutan
ORCHID	DA70D6	Orchid
OVERDYED_RED_BROWN	E35C38	Overdyed Red Brown
PALE_BLUE	AFEEEE	Pale Blue
PALE_BROWN	987654	Pale Brown
PALE_CARMINE	AF4035	Pale Carmine
PALE_CHESTNUT	DDADAF	Pale Chestnut
PALE_CORNFLOWER_BLUE	ABCDEF	Pale Cornflower Blue
PALE_CRIMSON	F2666C	Pale Crimson
PALE_FALLEN_LEAVES	AA8736	Pale Fallen Leaves
PALE_GREEN_ONION	749F8D	Pale Green Onion
PALE_INCENSE	FFA565	Pale Incense
PALE_MAGENTA	F984E5	Pale Magenta
PALE_OAK	BBA46D	Pale Oak
PALE_PERSIMMON	FCA474	Pale Persimmon
PALE_PINK	FADADD	Pale Pink
PALE_RED_VIOLET	DB7093	Pale Red Violet
PALE_YOUNG_GREEN_ONION	8DB255	Pale Young Green Onion
PAPAYA_WHIP	FFEFD5	Papaya Whip
PASTEL_GREEN	77DD77	Pastel Green
PASTEL_PINK	FFD1DC	Pastel Pink
PATINA	407A52	Patina
PATRINIA_FLOWER	D9B611	Patrinia Flower
PEACH	FFE5B4	Peach
PEACH_DYE	F47983	Peach Dye
PEACH_ORANGE	FFCC99	Peach Orange
PEACH_YELLOW	FADFAD	Peach Yellow
PEAR	D1E231	Pear
PERIWINKLE	CCCCFF	Periwinkle
PERSIAN_BLUE	1C39BB	Persian Blue
PERSIAN_GREEN	00A693	Persian Green
PERSIAN_INDIGO	32127A	Persian Indigo
PERSIAN_RED	CC3333	Persian Red
PERSIAN_PINK	F77FBE	Persian Pink
PERSIAN_ROSE	FE28A2	Persian Rose
PERSIMMON	EC5800	Persimmon
PERSIMMON_JUICE	934337	Persimmon Juice
PIGMENT_BLUE	333399	Pigment Blue
PINE_GREEN	01796F	Pine Green
PINE_NEEDLE	454D32	Pine Needle
PINK	FFAFAF	Pink
PINK_ORANGE	FF9966	Pink Orange
PLAIN_MOUSE	6E5F57	Plain Mouse
PLATINUM	E5E4E2	Platinum
PLUM	CC99CC	Plum
PLUM_BLOSSOM_MOUSE	97645A	Plum Blossom Mouse
PLUM_DYED	FA9258	Plum Dyed
PLUM_PURPLE	8F4155	Plum Purple
POLISHED_BROWN	9F5233	Polished Brown
POWDER_BLUE	B0E0E6	Powder Blue
PRUSSIAN_BLUE	003153	Prussian Blue
PSYCHEDELIC_PURPLE	DD00FF	Psychedelic Purple
PUCE	CC8899	Puce
PUMPKIN	FF7518	Pumpkin
PURE_CRIMSON	C3272B	Pure Crimson
PURE_DARK_GRAY	3F4041	Pure Dark Gray
PURPLE	800080	Purple
PURPLE_DYE	4F284B	Purple Dye
PURPLE_KITE	512C31	Purple Kite
PURPLE_TAUPE	50404D	Purple Taupe
RABBIT_EAR_IRIS	491E3C	Rabbit Ear Iris
RAPEBLOSSOM_BROWN	E3B130	Rapeblossom Brown
RAPESEED_OIL	A17917	Rapeseed Oil
RAW_UMBER	734A12	Raw Umber
RAZZMATAZZ	E30B5C	Razzamatazz
RED	FF0000	Red
RED_BEAN	672422	Red Bean
RED_BIRCH	9D2B22	Red Birch
RED_INCENSE	F07F5E	Red Incense
RED_DYE_TURMERIC	FB8136	Red Dye Turmeric
RED_KITE	913228	Red Kite
RED_OCHRE	9F5233	Red Ochre
RED_PIGMENT	ED1C24	Red Pigment
RED_PLUM	DB5A6B	Red Plum
RED_VIOLET	C71585	Red Violet
RED_WISTERIA	BB7796	Red Wisteria
RICH_CARMINE	D70040	Rich Carmine
RICH_GARDENIA	F57F4F	Rich Gardenia
RINSED_OUT_RED	FF7952	Rinsed Out Red
RIKAN_BROWN	534A32	Rikan Brown
ROBIN_EGG_BLUE	00CCCC	Robin Egg Blue
ROSE	FF007F	Rose
ROSE_MADDER	E32636	Rose Madder
ROSE_TAUPE	905D5D	Rose Taupe
ROYAL_BLUE	4169E1	Royal Blue
ROYAL_PURPLE	6B3FA0	Royal Purple
RUBY	E0115F	Ruby
RUSSET	80461B	Russet
RUST	B7410E	Rust
RUSTED_LIGHT_BLUE	6A7F7A	Rusted Light Blue
RUSTY_CELADON	898A74	Rusty Celadon
RUSTY_STORAGE	455859	Rusty Storage
RUSTY_STOREROOM	3A403B	Rusty Storeroom
SAFETY_ORANGE	FF6600	Safety Orange
SAFFLOWER	5A4F74	Safflower
SAFFRON	F4C430	Saffron
SALMON	FF8C69	Salmon
SANDY_BROWN	F4A460	Sandy Brown
SANGRIA	92000A	Sangria
SAPPHIRE	082567	Sapphire
SAPPANWOOD	7E2639	Sappanwood
SAPPANWOOD_INCENSE	A24F46	Sappanwood Incense
SAWTOOTH_OAK	EC956C	Sawtooth Oak
SCARLET	FF2400	Scarlet
SCHOOL_BUS_YELLOW	FFD800	School Bus Yellow
SCORCHED_BROWN	351F19	Scorched Brown
SEA_GREEN	2E8B57	Sea Green
SEASHELL	FFF5EE	Seashell
SELECTIVE_YELLOW	FFBA00	Selective Yellow
SEN_NO_RIKYUS_TEA	826B58	Sen No Rikyu's Tea
SEPIA	704214	Sepia
SHAMROCK_GREEN	009E60	Shamrock Green
SHOCKING_PINK	FC0FC0	Shocking Pink
SHRIMP_BROWN	5E2824	Shrimp Brown
SILK_CREPE_BROWN	354E4B	Silk Crepe Brown
SILVER	C0C0C0	Silver
SILVER_GREY	97867C	Silver Grey
SILVERED_RED	BC2D29	Silvered Red
SIMMERED_SEAWEED	4C3D30	Simmered Seawead
SISKIN_SPROUT_YELLOW	7A942E	Siskin Sprout Yellow
SKY	4D8FAC	Sky
SKY_BLUE	87CEEB	Sky Blue
SLATE_GRAY	708090	Slate Gray
SMALT	003399	Smalt
SOOTY_BAMBOO	593A27	Sooty Bamboo
SOOTY_WILLOW_BAMBOO	4D4B3A	Sooty Willow Bamboo
SPARROW_BROWN	8C4736	Sparrow Brown
SPRING_BUD	A7FC00	Spring Bud
SPRING_GREEN	00FF7F	Spring Green
STAINED_RED	78779B	Stained Red
STEAMED_CHESTNUT	D3B17D	Steamed Chestnut
STEEL_BLUE	4682B4	Steel Blue
STOREROOM_BROWN	3D4035	Storeroom Brown
STYLISH_PERSIMMON	FFA26B	Stylish Persimnmon
SUMAC	592B1F	Sumac
SUMAC_DYED	E08A1E	Sumac Dyed
TAN	D2B48C	Tan
TANGERINE	F28500	Tangerine
TANGERINE_YELLOW	FFCC00	Tangerine Yellow
TATARIAN_ASTER	976E9A	Tatarian Aster
TAUPE	483C32	Taupe
TAWNY	CD5700	Tawny
TEA_GARDEN_CONTEMPLATION	665343	Tea Garden Contemplation
TEA_GREEN	D0F0C0	Tea Green
TEA_ORANGE	F88379	Tea Orange
TEA_ROSE	F4C2C2	Tea Rose
TEAL	008080	Teal
TERRA_COTTA	E2725B	Terra Cotta
THIN_VIOLET	A87CA0	Thin Violet
THISTLE	D8BFD8	Thistle
THOUSAND_HERB	317589	Thousand Herb
THOUSAND_YEAR_OLD_BROWN	3B3429	Thousand Year Old Brown
THOUSAND_YEAR_OLD_GREEN	374231	Thousand Year Old Green
THRICE_DYED_CRIMSON	F7665A	Thrice Dyed Crimson
TOMATO	FF6347	Tomato
TREE_PEONY	A4345D	Tree Peony
TRUE_PINK	FFC0CB	True Pink
TRUE_RED	8F1D21	True Red
TURMERIC	E69B3A	Turmeric
TURQUOISE	30D5C8	Turquoise
TYRIAN_PURPLE	66023C	Tyrian Purple
ULTRAMARINE	120A8F	Ultramarine
ULTRAMARINE_DYE	5D8CAE	Ultramarine Dye
UNBLEACHED_SILK	FFDDCA	Unbleached Silk
UNDRIED_WALL	785E49	Undried Wall
VANISHING_RED_MOUSE	44312E	Vanishing Red Mouse
VEGAS_GOLD	C5B358	Vegas Gold
VELVET	224634	Velvet
VERMILION	E34234	Vermillion
VINE_GRAPE	6D2B50	Vine Grape
VIOLET	8B00FF	Violet
VIOLET_DYE	5B3256	Violet Dye
VIRIDIAN	40826D	Viridian
WALNUT	9F7462	Walnut
WASHED_OUT_CRIMSON	FFB3A7	Washed Out Crimson
WASHED_OUT_PERSIMMON	EC8254	Washed Out Persimmon
WATER	86ABA5	Water
WATER_PERSIMMON	B56C60	Water Persimmon
WHEAT	F5DEB3	Wheat
WHITE	FFFFFF	White
WHITE_MOUSE	B9A193	White Mouse
WHITE_OAK	CE9F6F	White Oak
WHITE_TEA_DYE	C48E69	White Tea Dye
WHITISH_GREEN	A5BA93	Whitish Green
WILLOW_DYE	8C9E5E	Willow Dye
WILLOW_GREY	817B69	Willow Grey
WILLOW_TEA	9C8A4D	Willow Tea
WILTED_LAWN_CLIPPINGS	AB4C3D	Wilted Lawn Clippings
WILLOW_LEAVES_UNDERSIDE	BCB58C	Willow Leaves Underside
WISTERIA	C9A0DC	Wisteria
WISTERIA_DYE	89729E	Wisteria Dye
WISTERIA_PURPLE	875F9A	Wisteria Purple
YELLOW	FFFF00	Yellow
YELLOW_GREEN	9ACD32	Yellow Green
YELLOW_SEA_PINE_BROWN	896C39	Yellow Sea Pine Brown
YOUNG_BAMBOO	6B9362	Young Bamboo
ZINNWALDITE	EBC2AF	Zinnwaldite
DB_MIDNIGHT	140C1C	DB Midnight
DB_DARK_LEATHER	442434	DB Dark Leather
DB_DEEP_OCEAN	30346D	DB Deep Ocean
DB_LEAD	4E4A4F	DB Lead
DB_EARTH	854C30	DB Earth
DB_FOREST	346524	DB Forest
DB_LOBSTER	D04648	DB Lobster
DB_DRAB	757161	DB Drab
DB_CADET_BLUE	597DCE	DB Cadet Blue
DB_TAWNY_BROWN	D27D2C	DB Tawny Brown
DB_IRON	8595A1	DB Iron
DB_PEA_SOUP	6DAA2C	DB Pea Soup
DB_PUTTY	D2AA99	DB Putty
DB_TURQUOISE	6DC2CA	DB Turquoise
DB_MUSTARD	DAD45E	DB Mustard
DB_EGGSHELL	DEEED6	DB Eggshell
DB_BLACK	000000	DB Black
DB_INK	222034	DB Ink
DB_SEAL_BROWN	45283C	DB Seal Brown
DB_CHESTNUT	663931	DB Chestnut
DB_CAPPUCCINO	8F563B	DB Cappuccino
DB_PUMPKIN	DF7126	DB Pumpkin
DB_FAWN	D9A066	DB Fawn
DB_NUDE	EEC39A	DB Nude
DB_DAFFODIL	FBF236	DB Daffodil
DB_KEY_LIME	99E550	DB Key Lime
DB_SHAMROCK	6ABE30	DB Shamrock
DB_JUNGLE	37946E	DB Jungle
DB_OLIVE	4B692F	DB Olive
DB_MUD	524B24	DB Mud
DB_SHADOW	323C39	DB Shadow
DB_COBALT	3F3F74	DB Cobalt
DB_CERULEAN	306082	DB Cerulean
DB_DENIM	5B6EE1	DB Denim
DB_SKY_BLUE	639BFF	DB Sky Blue
DB_SEAFOAM	5FCDE4	DB Seafoam
DB_PLATINUM	CBDBFC	DB Platinum
DB_WHITE	FFFFFF	DB White
DB_STORM_CLOUD	9BADB7	DB Storm Cloud
DB_ELEPHANT	847E87	DB Elephant
DB_GRAPHITE	696A6A	DB Graphite
DB_SOOT	595652	DB Soot
DB_EGGPLANT	76428A	DB Eggplant
DB_BLOOD	AC3232	DB Blood
DB_CORAL	D95763	DB Coral
DB_LAVENDER	D77BBA	DB Lavender
DB_ARMY_GREEN	8F974A	DB Army Green
DB_COMPOST	8A6F30	DB Compost
CW_RED	EE2A2A	CW Red
CW_FADED_RED	B76363	CW Faded Red
CW_FLUSH_RED	E21414	CW Flush Red
CW_LIGHT_RED	ED8383	CW Light Red
CW_PALE_RED	E6A7A7	CW Pale Red
CW_BRIGHT_RED	F43B3B	CW Bright Red
CW_DARK_RED	A11616	CW Dark Red
CW_DRAB_RED	923535	CW Drab Red
CW_RICH_RED	BE1111	CW Rich Red
CW_ORANGE	F17C24	CW Orange
CW_FADED_ORANGE	CC9B75	CW Faded Orange
CW_FLUSH_ORANGE	E56D11	CW Flush Orange
CW_LIGHT_ORANGE	F2B383	CW Light Orange
CW_PALE_ORANGE	EDC8AC	CW Pale Orange
CW_BRIGHT_ORANGE	F68A39	CW Bright Orange
CW_DARK_ORANGE	A35113	CW Dark Orange
CW_DRAB_ORANGE	A46B40	CW Drab Orange
CW_RICH_ORANGE	C15B0F	CW Rich Orange
CW_BROWN	CD8B51	CW Brown
CW_FADED_BROWN	BFA38A	CW Faded Brown
CW_FLUSH_BROWN	C36F26	CW Flush Brown
CW_LIGHT_BROWN	DEBA9B	CW Light Brown
CW_PALE_BROWN	E2CDBB	CW Pale Brown
CW_BRIGHT_BROWN	DF8F47	CW Bright Brown
CW_DARK_BROWN	8A582B	CW Dark Brown
CW_DRAB_BROWN	937358	CW Drab Brown
CW_RICH_BROWN	A45D20	CW Rich Brown
CW_APRICOT	F9AA38	CW Apricot
CW_FADED_APRICOT	DDBC8B	CW Faded Apricot
CW_FLUSH_APRICOT	ED971B	CW Flush Apricot
CW_LIGHT_APRICOT	F8CD90	CW Light Apricot
CW_PALE_APRICOT	F4DBB7	CW Pale Apricot
CW_BRIGHT_APRICOT	FCAE3F	CW Bright Apricot
CW_DARK_APRICOT	A8701D	CW Dark Apricot
CW_DRAB_APRICOT	B18B55	CW Drab Apricot
CW_RICH_APRICOT	C77F17	CW Rich Apricot
CW_GOLD	EBCB1D	CW Gold
CW_FADED_GOLD	DCCF85	CW Faded Gold
CW_FLUSH_GOLD	E0BF0D	CW Flush Gold
CW_LIGHT_GOLD	F1E081	CW Light Gold
CW_PALE_GOLD	F1E7B0	CW Pale Gold
CW_BRIGHT_GOLD	F2D636	CW Bright Gold
CW_DARK_GOLD	9F880F	CW Dark Gold
CW_DRAB_GOLD	AFA04C	CW Drab Gold
CW_RICH_GOLD	BCA20B	CW Rich Gold
CW_YELLOW	FBFA27	CW Yellow
CW_FADED_YELLOW	F2F197	CW Faded Yellow
CW_FLUSH_YELLOW	EEEE13	CW Flush Yellow
CW_LIGHT_YELLOW	FCFB88	CW Light Yellow
CW_PALE_YELLOW	FBFAB8	CW Pale Yellow
CW_BRIGHT_YELLOW	FDFC39	CW Bright Yellow
CW_DARK_YELLOW	AAA914	CW Dark Yellow
CW_DRAB_YELLOW	C1C05B	CW Drab Yellow
CW_RICH_YELLOW	C9C80F	CW Rich Yellow
CW_CHARTREUSE	C7F12F	CW Chartreuse
CW_FADED_CHARTREUSE	D4E693	CW Faded Chartreuse
CW_FLUSH_CHARTREUSE	B8E516	CW Flush Chartreuse
CW_LIGHT_CHARTREUSE	DFF58C	CW Light Chartreuse
CW_PALE_CHARTREUSE	E8F5B8	CW Pale Chartreuse
CW_BRIGHT_CHARTREUSE	CEF63C	CW Bright Chartreuse
CW_DARK_CHARTREUSE	85A318	CW Dark Chartreuse
CW_DRAB_CHARTREUSE	A2B658	CW Drab Chartreuse
CW_RICH_CHARTREUSE	9BC112	CW Rich Chartreuse
CW_LIME	9DDD11	CW Lime
CW_FADED_LIME	B5D079	CW Faded Lime
CW_FLUSH_LIME	93D208	CW Flush Lime
CW_LIGHT_LIME	C6E97A	CW Light Lime
CW_PALE_LIME	D6EBAA	CW Pale Lime
CW_BRIGHT_LIME	B1E932	CW Bright Lime
CW_DARK_LIME	699508	CW Dark Lime
CW_DRAB_LIME	85A441	CW Drab Lime
CW_RICH_LIME	7CB106	CW Rich Lime
CW_HONEYDEW	A5F655	CW Honeydew
CW_FADED_HONEYDEW	C4E6A1	CW Faded Honeydew
CW_FLUSH_HONEYDEW	89EA28	CW Flush Honeydew
CW_LIGHT_HONEYDEW	CCF8A0	CW Light Honeydew
CW_PALE_HONEYDEW	DCF6C3	CW Pale Honeydew
CW_BRIGHT_HONEYDEW	A1FA48	CW Bright Honeydew
CW_DARK_HONEYDEW	69A62D	CW Dark Honeydew
CW_DRAB_HONEYDEW	90B76A	CW Drab Honeydew
CW_RICH_HONEYDEW	73C522	CW Rich Honeydew
CW_GREEN	3EE628	CW Green
CW_FADED_GREEN	84CC7A	CW Faded Green
CW_FLUSH_GREEN	2ADB13	CW Flush Green
CW_LIGHT_GREEN	91EC85	CW Light Green
CW_PALE_GREEN	B5EBAE	CW Pale Green
CW_BRIGHT_GREEN	4FEF39	CW Bright Green
CW_DARK_GREEN	259B15	CW Dark Green
CW_DRAB_GREEN	50A145	CW Drab Green
CW_RICH_GREEN	23B810	CW Rich Green
CW_JADE	45E269	CW Jade
CW_FADED_JADE	8ACD99	CW Faded Jade
CW_FLUSH_JADE	21D74B	CW Flush Jade
CW_LIGHT_JADE	95EAA9	CW Light Jade
CW_PALE_JADE	B8EAC4	CW Pale Jade
CW_BRIGHT_JADE	43EC6B	CW Bright Jade
CW_DARK_JADE	249940	CW Dark Jade
CW_DRAB_JADE	56A267	CW Drab Jade
CW_RICH_JADE	1BB53F	CW Rich Jade
CW_SEAFOAM	37F4B0	CW Seafoam
CW_FADED_SEAFOAM	8ADABD	CW Faded Seafoam
CW_FLUSH_SEAFOAM	1AE89E	CW Flush Seafoam
CW_LIGHT_SEAFOAM	8FF6D1	CW Light Seafoam
CW_PALE_SEAFOAM	B6F3DD	CW Pale Seafoam
CW_BRIGHT_SEAFOAM	3FF8B6	CW Bright Seafoam
CW_DARK_SEAFOAM	1DA574	CW Dark Seafoam
CW_DRAB_SEAFOAM	54AF8E	CW Drab Seafoam
CW_RICH_SEAFOAM	16C385	CW Rich Seafoam
CW_CYAN	17E9E3	CW Cyan
CW_FADED_CYAN	78D2D0	CW Faded Cyan
CW_FLUSH_CYAN	0ADED8	CW Flush Cyan
CW_LIGHT_CYAN	7DEFEC	CW Light Cyan
CW_PALE_CYAN	ABEEEC	CW Pale Cyan
CW_BRIGHT_CYAN	34F1EC	CW Bright Cyan
CW_DARK_CYAN	0D9D99	CW Dark Cyan
CW_DRAB_CYAN	41A7A4	CW Drab Cyan
CW_RICH_CYAN	09BAB6	CW Rich Cyan
CW_AZURE	33C0E4	CW Azure
CW_FADED_AZURE	7CB9C8	CW Faded Azure
CW_FLUSH_AZURE	18B2D9	CW Flush Azure
CW_LIGHT_AZURE	8BD8EB	CW Light Azure
CW_PALE_AZURE	B2DFEA	CW Pale Azure
CW_BRIGHT_AZURE	3DCAEE	CW Bright Azure
CW_DARK_AZURE	1B819A	CW Dark Azure
CW_DRAB_AZURE	498D9F	CW Drab Azure
CW_RICH_AZURE	1596B6	CW Rich Azure
CW_BLUE	267CE9	CW Blue
CW_FADED_BLUE	658AB9	CW Faded Blue
CW_FLUSH_BLUE	136CDE	CW Flush Blue
CW_LIGHT_BLUE	81B0EB	CW Light Blue
CW_PALE_BLUE	A7C3E6	CW Pale Blue
CW_BRIGHT_BLUE	398AF1	CW Bright Blue
CW_DARK_BLUE	15519D	CW Dark Blue
CW_DRAB_BLUE	355E93	CW Drab Blue
CW_RICH_BLUE	0F5ABB	CW Rich Blue
CW_SAPPHIRE	3244E8	CW Sapphire
CW_FADED_SAPPHIRE	5E65AC	CW Faded Sapphire
CW_FLUSH_SAPPHIRE	172BDD	CW Flush Sapphire
CW_LIGHT_SAPPHIRE	8690E9	CW Light Sapphire
CW_PALE_SAPPHIRE	A7ADE1	CW Pale Sapphire
CW_BRIGHT_SAPPHIRE	3D4DF0	CW Bright Sapphire
CW_DARK_SAPPHIRE	1A289D	CW Dark Sapphire
CW_DRAB_SAPPHIRE	323A8A	CW Drab Sapphire
CW_RICH_SAPPHIRE	1424BA	CW Rich Sapphire
CW_INDIGO	5313DF	CW Indigo
CW_FADED_INDIGO	63489F	CW Faded Indigo
CW_FLUSH_INDIGO	4909D4	CW Flush Indigo
CW_LIGHT_INDIGO	9774E2	CW Light Indigo
CW_PALE_INDIGO	AF9BDB	CW Pale Indigo
CW_BRIGHT_INDIGO	6C33EA	CW Bright Indigo
CW_DARK_INDIGO	360997	CW Dark Indigo
CW_DRAB_INDIGO	3B1D7E	CW Drab Indigo
CW_RICH_INDIGO	3D07B3	CW Rich Indigo
CW_VIOLET	902BE7	CW Violet
CW_FADED_VIOLET	8C61B1	CW Faded Violet
CW_FLUSH_VIOLET	7F14DC	CW Flush Violet
CW_LIGHT_VIOLET	BA83E9	CW Light Violet
CW_PALE_VIOLET	C6A7E2	CW Pale Violet
CW_BRIGHT_VIOLET	9C3AF0	CW Bright Violet
CW_DARK_VIOLET	5E179C	CW Dark Violet
CW_DRAB_VIOLET	63328D	CW Drab Violet
CW_RICH_VIOLET	6B11B9	CW Rich Violet
CW_PURPLE	C934E9	CW Purple
CW_FADED_PURPLE	AE6EBC	CW Faded Purple
CW_FLUSH_PURPLE	BB18DE	CW Flush Purple
CW_LIGHT_PURPLE	DA89EC	CW Light Purple
CW_PALE_PURPLE	DCADE7	CW Pale Purple
CW_BRIGHT_PURPLE	D13DF1	CW Bright Purple
CW_DARK_PURPLE	871C9D	CW Dark Purple
CW_DRAB_PURPLE	863F95	CW Drab Purple
CW_RICH_PURPLE	9E15BA	CW Rich Purple
CW_MAGENTA	E71FBC	CW Magenta
CW_FADED_MAGENTA	B761A4	CW Faded Magenta
CW_FLUSH_MAGENTA	DC0EB0	CW Flush Magenta
CW_LIGHT_MAGENTA	EA7ED2	CW Light Magenta
CW_PALE_MAGENTA	E4A5D6	CW Pale Magenta
CW_BRIGHT_MAGENTA	F036C9	CW Bright Magenta
CW_DARK_MAGENTA	9C117E	CW Dark Magenta
CW_DRAB_MAGENTA	91307C	CW Drab Magenta
CW_RICH_MAGENTA	B90D94	CW Rich Magenta
CW_ROSE	E41A71	CW Rose
CW_FADED_ROSE	B05A7F	CW Faded Rose
CW_FLUSH_ROSE	D90D64	CW Flush Rose
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Q:

Selenium: Unable to upload files using for loop in Selenium

I want to upload images on a website, I am using XPath to do it. Using for loop I have tried, the loop is executed but no action is performed.
Please find my code below:
WebDriver driver=new FirefoxDriver( );
driver.get("https://www.netmeds.com/");
driver.manage().window().maximize();
driver.manage().timeouts().implicitlyWait(10, TimeUnit.SECONDS);
driver.findElement(By.xpath(".//*[@id='carousel-header']/div[1]/div/div[1]/div[3]/div/div[3]/button")).click();

for (int i=1;i<5;i++) {

    driver.findElement(By.xpath(".//*[@id='lbl"+i+"']")).sendKeys("C:\\Users\\sys\\Downloads\\1.png");
    System.out.println("upload");
    driver.manage().timeouts().implicitlyWait(10, TimeUnit.SECONDS);

}

A:

Try this code in for loop:
for(int i = 1; i < 5; i++){
            driver.findElement(By.xpath("//input[@id='FileUpload" + i + "']")).sendKeys("C:\\a.jpg");
            driver.manage().timeouts().implicitlyWait(30, TimeUnit.SECONDS);
            System.out.println("File Upload "+ i + "successfully");
        }

And it works for me:)
second I can use the webDriverwait


ITV stock up on talk of bid by Endemol

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Shares of ITV soared Monday on reports that Dutch format producer Endemol has refused to rule out the possibility of a bid. But while the shares jumped 13% to almost 43 pence (86 cents), analysts were quick to cast doubt on the possibility of a deal.

"In our view, Endemol would not be able to finance a bid and Mediaset has dismissed suggestions that it is interested in ITV," UBS analyst Daniel Kerven said.

"While Endemol could be interested in ITV's content business, we believe it is unlikely to be interested in ITV's broadcasting assets," he added.

In an interview with the Financial Times, Endemol co-founder and joint owner John de Mol said a bid for ITV was "an example of a combination that could make sense depending on numbers."

Endemol was acquired by Mediaset, de Mol and Goldman Sachs last year for £2.5 billion.

"I wouldn't want to exclude it, but the alternatives are that we follow the strategy we have," de Mol said.

The appointment of former Fox Kids Europe CEO Ynon Kreiz to global CEO of Endemol also is likely to spur speculation that the company might consider a bid.

Kreiz, most recently a partner in European venture-capital investment firm Balderton Capital, worked with Haim Saban on the acquisition of Germany's ProSiebenSat1.


165 Cal.App.4th 345 (2008)
BRIAN KOPONEN et al., Plaintiffs and Appellants,
v.
PACIFIC GAS & ELECTRIC COMPANY, Defendant and Respondent.
No. A116728.
Court of Appeals of California, First District Division One.
July 28, 2008.
*348 Coughlin Stoia Geller Rudman & Robbins, Frank J. Janecek, Jr., Pamela M. Parker, Christopher Collins; Bushnell, Caplan & Fielding and Alan M. Caplan for Plaintiffs and Appellants.
Mark H. Penskar, Cesar V. Alegria, Jr.; Willenken, Wilson, Loh & Lieb, Nhan T. Vu, Jason H. Wilson and Paul J. Loh for Defendant and Respondent.
Lionel B. Wilson, Helen W. Yee and Carrie G. Pratt for California Public Utilities Commission as Amicus Curiae.

OPINION
STEIN, Acting P. J.
Plaintiffs Brian Koponen, Gloria Peterson and The Edith A. Hayes Trust filed suit on behalf of themselves and a class of persons similarly situated against Pacific Gas & Electric Company (PG&E), a public utility, seeking damages and other relief after PG&E leased or licensed rights in easements burdening plaintiffs' property to telecommunications companies for the purposes of installing and using fiber-optic lines. PG&E demurred, contending (1) Public Utilities Code section 1759[1] deprived the superior court of jurisdiction to adjudicate plaintiffs' claims, (2) plaintiffs' claims cannot survive the decision in Salvaty v. Falcon Cable Television (1985) 165 Cal.App.3d 798 [212 Cal.Rptr. 31] (Salvaty) and (3) the case is not suitable for class adjudication. The trial court sustained PG&E's demurrer on the first of these grounds, ruling it had no jurisdiction over plaintiffs' claims. Having decided the matter on that point, the court did not rule on PG&E's other contentions, concluding they were mooted by its jurisdictional finding. The court then dismissed the complaint without leave to amend. We conclude section 1759 bars some but not all of plaintiffs' claims.

BACKGROUND
According to plaintiffs' allegations, PG&E, by condemnation or private agreement, obtained easements creating rights-of-way over plaintiffs' properties for the purposes of furnishing and supplying electricity, light, heat and power to the public. Plaintiffs allege that at some time after 1990, PG&E began installing fiber-optic telecommunications lines and wireless telecommunications equipment in the corridors subject to the easements. PG&E later began leasing or licensing fiber-optic capacity and telecommunications services to third parties, including leading telecommunications and Internet *349 companies. Plaintiffs claim by leasing or licensing its facilities to telecommunications providers, PG&E exceeded the scope of the easements granted or conveyed to it and reduced the value of plaintiffs' properties. They assert the installation and leasing of fiber-optic lines has increased and will increase the burden on the servient estates by increasing maintenance activities along the easement corridors and by creating the possibility that the estates will be subject to 1996 amendments to the Pole Attachment Act, 47 U.S.C. § 224 et seq., which requires electric utility companies to grant telecommunications carriers nondiscriminatory access to poles and rights-of-way owned or controlled by the companies.[2] Plaintiffs also complain the leases and licenses subject plaintiffs to increased risks of tort liability by allowing third parties to use the easement corridors. Plaintiffs allege causes of action for unlawful business practices, unfair business practices, unjust enrichment, and intentional and negligent trespass. They seek compensatory and punitive damages; injunctive, declaratory and equitable relief; restitution, pre-judgment and post-judgment interest and attorney fees.

DISCUSSION

I.

Standard of Review
"On appeal from a judgment dismissing an action after sustaining a demurrer without leave to amend ... [t]he reviewing court gives the complaint a reasonable interpretation, and treats the demurrer as admitting all material facts properly pleaded. [Citations.] The court does not, however, assume the truth of contentions, deductions or conclusions of law. [Citation.] The judgment must be affirmed `if any one of the several grounds of demurrer is well taken. [Citations.]' [Citation.]" (Aubry v. Tri-City Hospital Dist. (1992) 2 Cal.4th 962, 966-967 [9 Cal.Rptr.2d 92, 831 P.2d 317].)

II.

Section 1759 Does Not Bar Plaintiffs' Suit

Limitations Imposed by Section 1759
(1)This case, like others before it, concerns the interplay between sections 1759 and 2106. Section 1759 recognizes the Public Utilities Commission *350 (commission, or, sometimes, PUC) is an agency of constitutional origin with broad powers granted to it by the Constitution (Cal. Const., art. XII, §§1-6) and the Legislature through the plenary power granted to the Legislature by article XII, section 5 of the California Constitution. The Legislature, by means of the Public Utilities Act (§ 201 et seq.), has authorized the commission to "do all things, whether specifically designated in [the act] or in addition thereto, which are necessary and convenient in the exercise of such power and jurisdiction [over public utilities]." (§ 701.) California Constitution article XII, section 5 further grants the Legislature plenary power to "establish the manner and scope of review of commission action in a court of record." The Legislature has not conferred authority on the superior courts to review commission decisions. Rather, review of most commission decisions may be obtained by filing a "petition for a writ of review in the court of appeal or the Supreme Court for the purpose of having the lawfulness of the original order or decision or of the order or decision on rehearing inquired into and determined." (§ 1756, subd. (a).)[3] Section 1759, subdivision (a) provides: "No court of this state, except the Supreme Court and the court of appeal, to the extent specified in this article, shall have jurisdiction to review, reverse, correct, or annul any order or decision of the commission or to suspend or delay the execution or operation thereof, or to enjoin, restrain, or interfere with the commission in the performance of its official duties, as provided by law and the rules of court." (2) The Legislature accordingly has made it clear "that no other court has jurisdiction either to review or suspend the commission's decisions or to enjoin or otherwise `interfere' with the commission's performance of its duties." (San Diego Gas & Electric Co. v. Superior Court (1996) 13 Cal.4th 893, 916 [55 Cal.Rptr.2d 724, 920 P.2d 669] (Covalt).)[4]
(3)Notwithstanding this limitation, chapter 11 of the Public Utilities Act, entitled "Violations," recognizes the superior courts have jurisdiction to redress violations of commission decisions committed by public agencies. (§ 2100 et seq.; Covalt, supra, 13 Cal.4th at p. 916.) Section 2106 creates a private remedy, providing, "Any public utility which does, causes to be done, or permits any act, matter, or thing prohibited or declared unlawful, or which omits to do any act, matter, or thing required to be done, either by the Constitution, any law of this State, or any order or decision of the commission, shall be liable to the persons or corporations affected thereby for all loss, damages, or injury caused thereby or resulting therefrom. If the court finds that the act or omission was wilful, it may, in addition to the actual *351 damages, award exemplary damages. An action to recover for such loss, damage, or injury may be brought in any court of competent jurisdiction by any corporation or person." The Supreme Court, recognizing a potential conflict between sections 2106 and 1759, has held section 2106 "must be construed as limited to those situations in which an award of damages would not hinder or frustrate the commission's declared supervisory and regulatory policies." (Waters v. Pacific Telephone Co. (1974) 12 Cal.3d 1, 4 [114 Cal.Rptr. 753, 523 P.2d 1161] (Waters).) "[T]he two sections must be construed in a manner which harmonizes their language and avoids unnecessary conflict. Section 2106 reasonably may be interpreted as authorizing only those actions which would not interfere with or obstruct the commission in carrying out its own policies." (Id. at p. 11.)
(4) "Under the Waters rule [Waters, supra, 12 Cal.3d 1], accordingly, an action for damages against a public utility pursuant to section 2106 is barred by section 1759 not only when an award of damages would directly contravene a specific order or decision of the commission, i.e., when it would `reverse, correct, or annul' that order or decision, but also when an award of damages would simply have the effect of undermining a general supervisory or regulatory policy of the commission, i.e., when it would `hinder' or `frustrate' or `interfere with' or `obstruct' that policy." (Covalt, supra, 13 Cal.4th at p. 918.) (5) The Supreme Court established a three-part test to determine whether an action is barred by section 1759: (1) whether the commission had the authority to adopt a regulatory policy; (2) whether the commission had exercised that authority; and (3) whether the superior court action would hinder or interfere with the commission's exercise of regulatory authority. (Id. at pp. 923, 926, 935; see Hartwell Corp. v. Superior Court (2002) 27 Cal.4th 256, 266 [115 Cal.Rptr.2d 874, 38 P.3d 1098] (Hartwell).)

Application of Three-part Test
As the present case illustrates, the test may be somewhat easier to state than to apply. PG&E identifies a regulatory policy of promoting the joint use of utility property for general telecommunications purposes. PG&E then cites five commission opinions explaining the commission's reasons for granting applications by PG&E to enter into agreements with providers of telecommunications services. The opinions recognize that allowing PG&E to install, lease and/or license fiber optics on its transmission lines will benefit the public by encouraging energy utilities to use their property productively and by reducing the need for construction of new telecommunications project sites. In addition, at least some of the agreements provide additional benefit to the public by allowing PG&E to increase its capacities and obtain supporting facilities at minimal cost. Installing fiber-optic lines also would provide some additional stability to existing transmission lines. The commission also considered what PG&E should do with the revenues generated by *352 the licenses or leases, and concluded, for the most part, that the revenues should be credited to PG&E's ratepayers.[5]
We do not doubt the commission has power to regulate PG&E's use of its facilities, including the power to regulate whether PG&E may install fiber-optic lines or license or lease its facilities to providers of telecommunications services. We also do not doubt the commission, subject to state or federal statutory requirements, has the power to determine how revenues from *353 PG&E's leases or licenses must be allocated or distributed. There also is little question that the commission has exercised its regulatory power by authorizing PG&E to enter into specific licensing or leasing agreements and also by determining how resulting revenues will be allocated. We therefore agree plaintiffs' suit is barred to the extent it could hinder or interfere with the commission's exercise of its authority to determine what use PG&E can make of its facilities or how revenues generated from that use should be allocated.
Plaintiffs, however, contend their claims have nothing to do with the commission's authority to regulate PG&E's use of PG&E property, including PG&E's property interest in the rights-of-way over plaintiffs' land. Rather, plaintiffs seek to establish PG&E is invading plaintiffs' property rights by attempting to sell to the telecommunications providers a use of the rights-of-way that PG&E does not own. Plaintiffs contend the commission has no regulatory authority or interest in private disputes over property rights between PG&E and private landowners. We agree.
In Covalt, the plaintiffs filed an action seeking damages and injunctive relief from an electric company alleging injury and property damage from electric currents through power lines on an easement on land adjacent to the plaintiffs' residence. (Covalt, supra, 13 Cal.4th at p. 910.) According to the complaint, the currents caused "`high and unreasonably dangerous levels of electromagnetic radiation [EMF'sfor electromagnetic fields] [to be emitted] onto [the] plaintiffs' property.'" (Id. at p. 911.) The Supreme Court found the commission had authority to determine whether the service or equipment of any public utility poses a danger to the health or safety of the public, and, if so, to prescribe corrective measures and order them into effect. (Id. at pp. 923-924.) It also has broad authority over the design and siting of electric power lines. (Id. at pp. 924-925.) The commission, therefore, had the authority to adopt a policy on whether electric and magnetic fields arising from the power lines are a public health risk and what action, if any, the utilities should take to minimize that risk. (Id. at p. 923.) The commission had been investigating the potential public health effects of exposure to electromagnetic fields (EMF's), had issued reports on its findings and had developed and implemented rules based on its findings. The Supreme Court therefore found, "the commission has exercisedand is still exercisingits constitutional and statutory authority to adopt a general policy on whether electric and magnetic fields arising from the powerlines of regulated utilities are a public health risk and what steps, if any, the utilities should take to minimize that risk." (Id. at p. 935.)
Most of the plaintiffs' theories against the electric company were barred for reasons unrelated to the reach of section 1759. (Covalt, supra, 13 Cal.4th at *354 pp. 935-937, 939-943.) The Supreme Court, however, considered whether section 1759 deprived the superior court of jurisdiction to adjudicate the plaintiffs' claim of nuisance. The plaintiffs alleged their use and enjoyment of their property had been impaired by the fear that the EMF's would cause them physical harm. (13 Cal.4th at p. 939.) The court found that even if such a claim were viable, the trier of fact could award damages only by finding reasonable persons viewing the matter objectively would experience a substantial fear that the EMF's would cause physical harm and also that the invasion was so serious as to outweigh the social utility from the complained-of conduct. It held, "Such findings, however, would be inconsistent with the commission's conclusion, reached after consulting with [the State Department of Health Care Services], studying the reports of advisory groups and experts, and holding evidentiary hearings, that the available evidence does not support a reasonable belief that [the EMF's to which the plaintiffs had been exposed] present a substantial risk of physical harm, and that unless or until the evidence supports such a belief regulated utilities need take no action to reduce field levels from existing powerlines." (Ibid.)
In Covalt, supra, 13 Cal.4th 893, then, the plaintiffs by their court action sought a ruling directly contrary to a decision of the commission made in response to an issue actually and properly before it: the regulation of EMF's to protect the public safety. Similarly in Waters, supra, 12 Cal.3d 1, a suit against a telephone utility seeking damages for failing to provide adequate service was barred because the commission had adopted a policy of limiting the liability of telephone utilities. The Supreme Court held, "Since an award of substantial damages to plaintiff would be contrary to the policy adopted by the commission and would interfere with the commission's regulation of telephone utilities, we have concluded that section 1759 bars the instant action." (Id. at p. 4.) Here, in contrast, there is no evidence the commission has considered the extent of PG&E's property interests in its rights-of-way, or that it has adopted any policy limiting a utility's liability for invading the property interests of private parties.
The court in Covalt, supra, 13 Cal.4th 893, distinguished two appellate court cases. In Cellular Plus, Inc. v. Superior Court (1993) 14 Cal.App.4th 1224 [18 Cal.Rptr.2d 308] (Cellular Plus), consumers and corporate sales agents, including Cellular Plus, brought suit against two cellular telephone service companies, claiming price fixing under the Cartwright Act (Bus. & Prof. Code, § 16700 et seq.). (Cellular Plus, at p. 1229.) The trial court sustained demurrers to those claims, apparently finding they were barred by section 1759. (14 Cal.App.4th at p. 1231.) The companies asserted the demurrer properly had been granted because the trial court proceedings would interfere with the commission's overall primary jurisdiction over rates charged by public utilities. (Id. at p. 1246.) The appellate court disagreed. "We cannot conceive how a price fixing claim under the Cartwright Act could *355 `hinder or frustrate' the PUC's supervisory or regulatory policies. The only apparent policy of the PUC that could be affected is its regulation of rates charged by cellular telephone service providers. However, Cellular Plus does not dispute that the PUC has jurisdiction over rates, nor does it seek any relief requiring the PUC to change any rates it has approved. Cellular Plus is merely seeking treble damages and injunctive relief for alleged price fixing under the Cartwright Act." (Ibid.; and see Covalt, supra, at p. 919.) In addition, although not directly applicable to the companies' arguments about section 1759, the Court of Appeal recognized the PUC does not have jurisdiction over antitrust violations. (Cellular Plus, supra, at p. 1247.)
In Stepak v. American Tel. & Tel. Co. (1986) 186 Cal.App.3d 633 [231 Cal.Rptr. 37] (Stepak), a minority shareholder in a telephone utility filed a class action against the utility alleging breaches of fiduciary duty in connection with a proposed merger with a second utility. The commission later approved the merger. (Id. at pp. 636-638.) In finding section 1759 did not bar the shareholder's suit, the Court of Appeal reasoned, "We are aware of no `declared supervisory and regulatory policies' [citation] ever formulated or relied on by the commission on the subject of safeguarding minority investor interests. Applying the Waters test of jurisdiction [Waters, supra, 12 Cal.3d 1], we cannot conceive of how the superior court's award of damages or other relief to wronged minority shareholders would `hinder or frustrate' [citation] declared commission policy. Appellant's class action suit is therefore authorized under section 2106." (Stepak, supra, at pp. 640-641; and see Covalt, supra, 13 Cal.4th at pp. 919-920.) In addition, the court found the commission had "entered an area beyond its regulatory realm when it purported to adjudicate the `fairness' of the transaction to minority shareholders, as distinct from the issue of whether retention of minority shareholders was in the public interest." (Stepak, at p. 641.)
In both Cellular Plus, supra, 14 Cal.App.4th 1224, and Stepak, supra, 186 Cal.App.3d 633, the commission had no legitimate regulatory interest in the claims underlying the plaintiffs' complaints. It had no authority to respond to antitrust claims and no authority to respond to claims a transaction would be unfair to minority shareholders. That the claims were brought against public utilities did not, in and of itself, invest the commission with regulatory authority over them, nor did it matter that the plaintiffs might have been entitled to relief for action that had been approved by the commission. Similarly here, the commission has no authority to determine the property dispute between plaintiffs and PG&E, and it does not matter that the commission has approved PG&E's applications. The commission certainly can determine that the applications are in the public interest, just as the commission in Stepak was entitled to determine that the merger was in the public interest, but neither that finding nor the commission's approval of the applications in any way determined the extent of PG&E's rights in the *356 easements. Moreover, even if the commission's decisions might be interpreted as finding PG&E's interest in the easements permitted PG&E to enter into the leases or licenses, PG&E has not established that the commission's regulatory authority actually allows it to adjudicate private property rights.
(6) In Cal. Water & Tel. Co. v. Public Util. Com. (1959) 51 Cal.2d 478 [334 P.2d 887], the commission, in essence, determined that a contract, plus amendments thereto, between a utility and an individual, obligated the utility to dedicate services to portions of the individual's property. The commission then ordered the utility to carry out the terms of its agreement as modified by the commission's own opinion, directing the utility to reexecute the contract, as amended by agreement of the parties, and as modified by the commission's order. (Id. at pp. 487-488.) The Supreme Court reversed the commission's order, pointing out "`the ... commission is not a body charged with the enforcement of private contracts. [Citation.] Its function ... is to regulate public utilities and compel the enforcement of their duties to the public [citation], not to compel them to carry out their contract obligations to individuals.' The commission cannot `modify' a public utility's contract or order a public utility to perform a contract, whether `modified' or `unmodified.' It may, however, within the limits of its jurisdiction, order a public utility to render certain services on certain terms and conditions, and in so doing it is not bound by the terms of a utility's previously negotiated contracts.'" (Id. at p. 488, quoting Atchison etc. Ry. Co. v. Railroad Com. (1916) 173 Cal. 577, 582 [160 P. 828].) Similarly, the commission cannot "modify" the terms of the rights-of-way obtained by PG&E by eminent domain or private contract.
Our conclusion on this point is supported by the commission itself, which filed an amicus brief at our request. The commission affirms it has established a policy favoring the joint use of utility property, including easements, and has authorized PG&E to lay fiber-optic cable alongside existing electrical lines and to share those fiber-optic cables with telecommunications providers. It explains, "Implicit in this authorization, however, is the assumption that PG&E in fact possesses the legal right to lay such cable alongside its electrical lines. That issue was not presented to the Commission for determination, and no such determination was made. It is important to note that, in the Commission decisions cited by PG&E, the Commission did not (and could not) authorize PG&E to do more than what is legally permitted under the scope of PG&E's existing easements."

Section 1759 Bars Some of Plaintiffs' Claims
That the commission has made no determination of the extent of PG&E's easements means only that plaintiffs are not barred from seeking a court *357 determination of that issue. It does not, however, follow that plaintiffs are entitled to obtain all the relief they seek by their complaint. To the contrary, some of the relief plaintiffs seek invades the commission's rate-making authority, and is barred by section 1759.
The problem is illustrated and partially resolved by the opinion in Hartwell, supra, 27 Cal.4th 256. The plaintiffs there sought damages and injunctive relief on allegations, among others, that water companies regulated by the commission had provided contaminated well water to the plaintiffs, causing death, personal injury and property damage. (Id. at pp. 260-261.) The commission, exercising its regulatory authority, had adopted standards for water safety which it used as benchmarks in setting the rates the water companies could charge. (Id. at pp. 272, 276.) The court held the plaintiffs were not entitled to challenge the adequacy of water standards approved by the commission or seek damages on the theory the public utilities had provided unhealthy water despite meeting the standards. An award of damages on such theory would interfere with a broad and continuing supervisory program of the commission and would undermine the commission's policy by holding the utility liable for not doing what the commission repeatedly had determined it and all similarly situated utilities were not required to do. (Id. at p. 276.)
(7) The plaintiffs could, however, pursue claims that a utility had failed to meet the water standards, because those claims would not interfere with the commission's regulatory policy requiring water utility compliance with those standards. (Hartwell, supra, 27 Cal.4th at p. 276.) "[S]uperior courts are not precluded from acting in aid of, rather than in derogation of, the PUC's jurisdiction. [Citation.]" (Id. at p. 275.) This was true even though the commission had made a retrospective finding that the water companies had substantially complied with drinking water standards for the past 25 years. The commission's factual finding was not part of an identifiable broad and continuing supervisory or regulatory program. (Id. at pp. 276-277.) In addition, while the commission had authority to redress past violations, the remedies it could order would be essentially prospective in nature. As the commission could not award damages for past failures to meet state and federal drinking standards, the plaintiffs' "damage actions would not interfere with the [commission] in implementing its supervisory and regulatory policies to prevent future harm." (Id. at p. 277.) Further, "the Covalt language regarding the contravention of an order was simply a reference to the statutory language in subdivision (a) of section 1759 that `[n]o court of this state, except the Supreme Court and the court of appeal ... shall have jurisdiction to review, reverse, correct, or annul any order or decision of the commission . . . .' [Citation.] Although a jury award supported by a finding that a public water utility violated [State Department of Health Care Services] and PUC standards would be contrary to a single PUC decision, it would *358 not . . . constitute a direct review, reversal, correction, or annulment of the decision itself. Accordingly, such a jury verdict would not be barred by the statute." (Hartwell, at pp. 277-278, quoting Covalt, supra, 13 Cal.4th at p. 918.)
(8) For the same reason, section 1759 presents no bar to plaintiffs' claim for damages incurred as a result of unauthorized uses of the rights-of-way. Any suggestion in a commission order that PG&E acted properly in leasing or licensing the use of its right-of way in a specific case is not part of an identifiable broad and continuing supervisory or regulatory program. An award of damages for past invasions of plaintiffs' property rights would not interfere with the commission's authority to implement supervisory or regulatory policies to prevent future harm. And finally, a finding PG&E was violating plaintiffs' property rights would not interfere with the PUC's declared policy of encouraging joint use of PG&E's facilities even if such finding would be contrary to or inconsistent with a PUC order, and would not constitute a review, reversal, correction, or annulment of the order itself.
Section 1759 also does not bar plaintiffs from seeking to enjoin PG&E from invading plaintiffs' property interests by licensing or leasing its facilities. It is true the Supreme Court ruled in Hartwell a grant of injunctive relief would conflict with a decision made by the commission and would interfere with its regulatory function. In that case, however, the commission had investigated the plaintiffs' claims, had concluded they were unfounded, and effectively found no need to take any remedial action against the utilities. It followed that "[a] court injunction, predicated on a contrary finding of utility noncompliance, would clearly conflict with the PUC's decision and interfere with its regulatory functions in determining the need to establish prospective remedial programs." (Hartwell, supra, 27 Cal.4th at p. 278.) In the present case, the commission has made no investigation into the validity of plaintiffs' claims, has made no finding PG&E has complied with the terms of the grants of its rights-of-way, and has made no determination further action has been rendered unnecessary.
Plaintiffs, however, may not seek relief in the nature of "disgorgement of unjustly obtained profits" or restitutionary or declaratory or other relief requiring PG&E to pay to plaintiffs some or all of the revenues from leasing or licensing its facilities. The commission, as part of its rate-making authority, has determined how those revenues are to be allocated. An award of relief that effectively redirects the payment of those revenues would directly contravene or annul the commission's decisions.

*359 CONCLUSION
The trial court erred in ruling that section 1759 deprived it of jurisdiction to consider all of plaintiffs' claims. Having found that some of those claims survive the bar of the section, we remand this matter to the superior court for further proceedings.
Swager, J., and Margulies, J., concurred.
NOTES
[1]  Further statutory references are to the Public Utilities Code.
[2]  47 U.S.C.A. section 224(f)(1) provides, "A utility shall provide a cable television system or any telecommunications carrier with nondiscriminatory access to any pole, duct, conduit, or right-of-way owned or controlled by it."
[3]  Certain decisions may be reviewed only by petition for writ of review in the Supreme Court. (See § 1756, subds. (f), (g).)
[4]  At the time Covalt, supra, 13 Cal.4th 893 was decided, section 1759 limited jurisdiction to review commission decisions or orders to the Supreme Court. It was revised in 1996 to confer jurisdiction also on the Court of Appeal.
[5]  In January 2000, the commission granted PG&E's application to permit Electric Lightwave, Inc., to install and use fiber-optic lines on PG&E's transmission towers and rights-of-way. In seeking approval, PG&E asserted, "The agreement allows PG&E to obtain expanded utility communications capacity with minimal investment and at low annual expense.... The fiber optic facilities on the transmission towers will function as a static wire that will give additional protection to transmission lines against lightning." In granting the application, the commission found "[j]oint use of utility property should be encouraged in appropriate cases because of the obvious economic and environmental benefits."

In July 2002, the commission issued a decision granting, in part, PG&E's application for approval of two irrevocable license agreements with IP Networks, Inc., that would permit the provider to use utility support structures, optical fiber and equipment sites on PG&E property. The commission found, "The public interest is served when utility property is used for other productive purposes without interfering with the utility's operation or affecting service to utility customers. [¶] ... [¶] PG&E's grant of the irrevocable licenses to IP Net will also serve the public interest by enabling PG&E to improve its internal utility communications and control systems and to thereby provide enhanced service to the public. In addition, in appropriate cases, the shared use of utility property by energy utilities and telecommunications providers results in both economic and environmental benefits, by encouraging energy utilities to use their property productively and reducing the need for construction of new telecommunications sites." The commission rejected a request by PG&E that it be allowed to split the revenues generated from the licenses between its ratepayers and its shareholders, ruling instead that revenues should be credited to ratepayers.
In May 2002, the commission granted an application for approval of an irrevocable license for Metromedia Fiber Network Services, Inc., to use fiber-optic cable on PG&E's facilities. The commission found "the application serves the public interest by proposing joint use of utility facilities and minimizing duplicative infrastructure." Among other things, the opinion finds, "It is sensible for California's energy utilities, with their extensive easements, rights-of-way, and cable facilities, to cooperate in this manner with telecommunications utilities that are seeking to build an updated telecommunications network. Joint use of utility facilities has obvious economic and environmental benefits. The public interest is served when utility property is used for other productive purposes without interfering with the utility's operation or affecting service to utility customers." The commission again rejected PG&E's request to split net revenues 50/50 between ratepayers and shareholders, ruling PG&E should credit all revenue stemming from the agreement to the ratepayers.
In October 2004, the commission approved an irrevocable lease allowing WilTel Communications to install and use fiber-optic facilities on PG&E's electrical transmission towers, substations, and other facilities. The commission reiterated its previous findings of public benefit.
In September 2005, the commission authorized PG&E to enter into an irrevocable lease with Broadwing Communications Services permitting Broadwing to install and use fiber-optic facilities on PG&E's electric transmission towers, substations, rights-of-way and other facilities. The commission again recognized the public interest would be served by PG&E's cooperation with a telecommunications provider.