redict | A dictionary for Linux , based on C/Qt development | Dictionary library

Here I am using a contact form. When I click on the submit button instead of displaying "message sent successfully" on the same page, it redirects to blank page. My HTML form

Heyo,

From the start:

I am pretty new to the python universe. My main goal is to program a basic voting system for my own housepartys via WhatsApp messages. (Definitly not easy, but I got time.)

Right now I am trying to get some basic spotiypy functions running to get used to the spotipy api.

My problem:

I got to the point where I try to connect the script with my Spotify device to add specific tracks to my playqueue. My question is connected to the following script:

I am using Flask along with the Blueprint module. In my application, I am trying to redirect the page to page/home after a successful login (user/login) using LDAP but the redirect takes forever without throwing any error.

I tried a couple of different variations of redirect(url_for('page.home')), redirect(url_for('page/home.html')). But each of these commands do not redirect. I am not sure what I am doing wrong. Kindly help.

Folder structure:

user/views.py:

I'm trying to do touch-slide-bar. So far I've find an example but it does not have redict link. It just have photo. I want to click photos to redirect me to a specific url.

I have 4 images, it is like 4 different pages

I have several pages with the same topic, but different content that I write every year on a WordPress site, but because the information is useful for an exact period of time, instead of keep creating different pages every year, I thought on consolidating the pages into one master-page and keep updating it every year, instead of creating more pages.

So the question is how many 301 redirects can point to a page without hurting the SEO of the site with search engine?

I have around 5 topic that I would like to simplify with a master-post. One of the topics would have 15 redicters to the main page, and the other 4 topics would less than 6 redirects.

Is it better this way or it's better to delete the pages using 410 code?

Also, is there a rule of thumb of how many redirects can you use per day?

I added a print to the "discriminator_loss" function to see what was going on. at first it will tell me the shape of both are 16. later it tells me the shape of "real_loss" is only 15 while the other stays 16. So far I have only tried lowering the batchsize's and increasing them by 1 ect. I have provided the most relevant parts of the code. I can provide the rest of the code if needed. I have no clue why this is happening and it breaks the code.

I am creating a sticky add to cart form for a Product Page.

There is basically a copy of the initial input field of the product, so the swatches and size selectors.

Everything works fine expect one little issue, when I click something on the sticky element it changes the corresponding elemnt on the first one also, but it redirect the user to the top of the page.

I tried preventDefault(), stopPropagation(), and return false; but it canceled the whole funcionality of the sticky buttons and I am kind of clueless at this point where to look for errors.

Here is the store the pass is: o1xezsotq3

The HTML code for the form is:

I'm attempting to use scrapy and splash to retrieve the Staff, job titles, and emails from a particular website's staff page. https://www.kennedaleisd.net/Page/3884. I'm using splash with docker since the emails are hidden behind dynamic javascript code.

The spider works on the first page of the staff however I can't seem to get it to work on the 2nd or 3rd pages. I opened up developer tools and have copied the request that is sent when you click on one of the pagination links and then attempted to replicate that request in the spider. The problem I appear to be having is that the response for that request only returns a sub-set of the code for the entire page (Just the staff for that page) instead of everything like the accompanying javascript. So when that is passed onto splash it doesn't have the necessary script to create the dynamic code. I also noticed that the request appeared to have a cookie entry of RedirectTo which goes back to the parent page. I had attempted including that cookie in the requests or passing cookies from the first request to the paginated pages, but it didn't seem to be working. I also attempted some lua scripts in the splash request but that didn't seem to be getting me what I wanted either. Below I've included the spider as I have it right now.

I'm not sure if there's some way to re-use the javascript with subsequent requests or to user that redict cookie in some way to get the rest of the needed code. Any help would be appreciated. I realize the pagination is probably not the proper way to loop through pages but I figured I could work on that once I get the reading of the data figured out.

We had this implementation in place where we created two envelopes in our API and added 1st envelope's URI at the place of second envelope's redict URI and it was working fine till September 23 but then the redirection from one envelope to another envelope stopped working.

Here's the explanation with the Code: