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Demo Go Web App used in a few tutorials on Calhoun.io
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- allWidgets returns all widget widgets from the database
- createWidget creates a widget widget
- processSignin is used to handle a signin request
- Main entry point
- newWidget creates a new widget .
- showSignin shows the signin .
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QUESTION
I'm getting this console log error when loading a font from a remote server:
Access to font at 'https://cdn.userway.org/widgetapp/bundles/udf/UserwayDyslexiaFont-Bold-Italic.woff' from origin 'https://www.myWebSite.com' has been blocked by CORS policy: No 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin' header is present on the requested resource.
I've updated my web app to permit this font server. Now I need to get my CDN, AWS Cloudfront, to permit it.
The AWS docs have an article about this - How do I resolve the "No 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin' header is present on the requested resource" error from CloudFront?:
Under Cache key contents, for Headers, select Whitelist. From the list of headers, select one of the headers required by your origin. Then, choose Add header. Repeat this step for all the headers required by your origin.
Here's what the list of headers looks like:
And here's what I know about the headers for this resource from Chrome dev tools.
What do I need to select from the List of Headers so that my site can load this font?
UPDATE
Hmmm.... if I'm reading this correctly:
https://web.dev/cross-origin-resource-sharing/
...the error message I'm getting is coming from the server providing the font, and has nothing to do with any setup on my server or CDN.
Is that correct?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-07 at 20:18Courtesy of AWS tech support, the answer is:
- Access-Control-Request-Headers
- Access-Control-Request-Method
- Origin
QUESTION
I have a RecyclerView of CardViews. I try to open a new Activity whenever one of the items of RecyclerView is clicked. then I saw if the user clicks the card two times very quickly the activity is opening twice , so I added a boolean called responding to ignore the second touch.
but now I faced another bug. when I click the card twice quickly the app closes and I see my phone background and when I click the launcher icon again I see the second activity that I was going to see.
and here is my Logcat when I click the card twice fast.
logcat:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Aug-19 at 13:58After a lot of trying and research I found the problem
when I commented this line of code in my app style my problem solved.
QUESTION
Fiddle: http://refiddle.com/o11q
I'm trying to write a regex against our logs to match the bold portion of the text below.
stage\n[myenv-01] [Pipe] [MySearchTests] { (MySearchTests Tests)\n[myenv-01] [Pipe] [MySearchTests] tool\n[myenv-01] [MyPortalTests] \n[myenv-01] [MyPortalTests] Tests.MyPortal.MakeAWidgetTests > Validate WidgetUser@email.com is allowed to create a widget PASSED\n[myenv-01] [MyPortalTests] \n[myenv-01] [MyPortalTests] Tests.MyPortal.MakeAWidgetTests > Validate NonWidgetUser@email.com role is not allowed to create a widget STARTED\n Scanning widget-service/path/to/widget-service.jar...\n[myenv-01] [WidgetApp] \n[myenv-01] [WidgetApp] Tests.WidgetPortal.LoginTest > loginWithWidgetUser FAILED\n[myenv-01] [WidgetApp]
Test.Waiting.WaitTimeoutException at WidgetSpec.groovy:30\n[myenv-01] [WidgetApp]
Here is my regular expression:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Nov-26 at 19:48You essentially want to replace the .
in your current regex with a character class that definitely contains anything that might be in a test name, but excludes any characters that are not likely to be in the name.
You have many options, all of which work equally well on the input you gave. Based on your experience with the rest of the logs, use your judgement on which one is best.
>\s(\S+)\sFAILED\\n
will match any test name that doesn't contain whitespace, but might match more than you want if any test name is delimited by anything other than whitespace.
>\s((?:(?!\\n).)*)\sFAILED\\n
will match any test name that doesn't contain newlines, but might match more than you want if any line includes multiple >
characters.
>\s(\w+)\sFAILED\\n
will match any test name that consists only of the characters a-z
, A-Z
, 0-9
, and _
, but will match less than you want if any test names contain other characters.
>\s([^>]+)\sFAILED\\n
will match everything between >
and FAILED
, which might be more than you want.
QUESTION
My use case is in constructing a WidgetApp
in flutter:
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Nov-06 at 04:41It used to be possible at some point in the history of Dart (like spread operator). It is currently not possible though, but the feature may come back at some point.
In the meantime, you can use refactoring options for them to generate some of the boilerplate.
QUESTION
I’ve followed the installation tutorial step by step for an Android app.
All seems fine, but after a couple of hours I don’t get to enter the dashboard (always redirected to the installation tutorial). I guess that means my app have not been detected yet. It is supposed to be ready after a few minutes.
Enabling debug mode, everything looks good:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jun-01 at 09:27Firstly, I always recommend installing Fabric.io using the build in IDE plugin.
You can find out how to install that here:
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