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I have a problem with the ENVY template. This template does not have support for adding a shopping cart button in the collections that are located in the home. before this I have decided to add my own code in the area where these products are shown, but when pressing the button add to cart, it sends me to an error page with the message "Parameter Missing or Invalid: Required parameter missing or invalid: items" my codes are as follows:

So I'm a beginner looking to style html tables I'm using with CSS for an epub3 I'm creating. I'm trying to stack multiple tables after each other without margin but insert a margin between the group of tables and p elements. Any help would be appreciated.

I've gotten the tables to function as I want but can't get them to have a margin between the tables and the following paragraphs. I'm writing the tables in html as part of a markdown document.

Tables without margin between tables

Using the buffalo framework, after bootstraping it via buffalo new

I am trying to run buffalo dev Expecting to see:

project running on port 3000

But I am getting those error messages instead

I have created a ngModel and ngchange which binds to the json array in the ts file and shows its contents.

There should be already the first entry selected and its content shown when the page loads. I want to show the default dropdown value before it is selected and show its contents. As of now only blank screen is there on loading and when i select the drop down then content loads.

I am trying to just show the default content first and then if the user clicks it then it should change.

App.component.html

I am trying to parse Large XML response coming from API into C# objects using XML deserialization but getting errors as System.ArgumentException: 'illegal characters in path'

The code I tried is below

Hello, thanks for your time.

i'm trying to import models on seeders.py.

Can someone please tell me what am i doing wrong, i've done this a hundred times and tried every single way:

i searched pygame documentation but i could not find anything related with that. I just read on stackoverflow, some guy type r before the link and it works!? Why this happens ?

While trying to implement role-based-authentication using JWT as default authentication scheme, I've encountered a situation where roles defined in the Authorize attribute are being ignored, allowing any request (with a valid token) to pass, even if not in those roles, (what interesting is that other policies with custom requirements defined in the very same Authorize attribute are working fine)

Reading jerrie's artical he mentions that

Here is a great find: The JWT middleware in ASP.NET Core knows how to interpret a “roles” claim inside your JWT payload, and will add the appropriate claims to the ClaimsIdentity. This makes using the [Authorize] attribute with Roles very easy.

And:

Where this gets really interesting is when you consider that passing Roles to the [Authorize] will actually look whether there is a claim of type http://schemas.microsoft.com/ws/2008/06/identity/claims/role with the value of the role(s) you are authorizing. This means that I can simply add [Authorize(Roles = "Admin")] to any API method, and that will ensure that only JWTs where the payload contains the claim “roles” containing the value of Admin in the array of roles will be authorized for that API method.

does that still hold true? (This article is several years old)
Am I doing anything wrong?

StartUp (ConfigureServices)

I'm a beginner on golang. Every time I remove the go 1.13, it suddenly goes back again. I'm not sure why. It has something to do with GoLand?