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I am trying to use nginx with passenger in a docker container. If I start the rails app using passenger standalone, it will work properly:

I've tried several different approaches and I'm pretty sure it's not possible without JS - but before I curl up in a corner I thought I'd give it a try here.

I have one very long navigation div on the left and next to it a column with dynamic content. The first goal is to have the height of the navigation be max the same as the content and overflow the rest.

I'm using typescript in my .net core application and I'm managing my scripts with requirejs.

So there's a button in my footer that when click it, it calls my .net core action, receives data and shows the result on the surface.

_Layout.cshtml

I have a dropdown (select / option) which should do a full page refresh (reload) when changed.. (I'm setting a cookie value when changed...)

What happens :

When i use window.location.reload() inside the subscribe (see code below), it ends up in a infinite reload loop..

How can i avoid this ?

Select control

For the life of me, can't find the answer myself having scoured...

I have a PURE JAVASCRIPT CLASS that instantiates to create cookies. However, I'm not sure of how to instantiate a vanilla JS class in React.

In that, is it best to assign the instance to a component's state? Or can I avoid that?

Further, it doesn't seem to make sense to pass the class as a prop.

Here's the general Structure of What I'm trying to do:

"Cookies" (Van. JS Class) ---> "new Cookies()" in "Root.jsx" (React Component)

Apologies, if this seems rudimentary. I'm new to React.

Thanks, in advance, for your help!

-CookieMonster

Cookies Class import Cookies from 'js-cookie';

I am trying to use the TIdHTTP.Post() method to submit a form on a website that I just can't figure out. I have tried several iterations and changes to my code, and have hit a road block that I need to get help with. I am relatively new to TIdHTTP and its usage, so I beg forgiveness for anything that is just plain stupid about my code.

So far, I have been able to use the TIdHTTP.Get() method to obtain the HTML code from the site. Then I examine the

I can't tell if my code isn't working because I am not using the Post() method correctly, or because I am not using the CookieManager correctly. All I receive is an "Internal Server Error" on execution.

Interestingly, the website to manually login requires you to enter your Account Number, Date Of Birth, and Password, but the form I see in the HTML only contains two variables for submission... Username (which is a combination of Acct and DOB, it seems) and submit. So I don't understand how/where it handles or posts the password variable?

Here is my current code in Delphi:

I am submitting requests to an API that can often take several hours for my requests to complete and return data. I am working on writing a python solution where my script will submit the requests and write the status info to a file on my laptop that can be retrieved later if needed.

When I submit a job to the API, the API responds with a status URL that can be used to check the status of my job. However, due to the site's load balancing, I also need to retrieve the session cookie from my initial request and use that cookie to ensure I hit the right server when I am using the returned status URL to check my job status.

I am able to retrieve the status URL from the API as well as the cookie from the request using this code. Note that I often submit multiple jobs, so there may be multiple status URL's/cookies in the file: