portals | A proposal for enabling seamless navigations between sites | Portal library

I've seen that Vue3 has support for 'portals' via the Teleport component, which can render the dom of a component into a different place in the document then the component was specified.

Reading the docs gives the impression that all events, properties etc will follow the Vue component order, but that seems to be in conflict with Javascripts native bubbling of events.

Will keyboard bindings follow Vue component parents, the actual DOM, or somehow both?

I have a strange situation. I have a DNN instance with more than one portal running on it. I started up a new portal and when I add a 2sxc content app, the icons for the built in actions like add and edit are missing. However, the other portals in the DNN instance have the icons.

You can see the blue action buttons but no icons in the following image from the site:

I have checked the rendered html on both sites and the icon button contains the same html:

After searching for several days for a solution to my problem without any luck I decided to write a post here. I am currently building an one page website with html&css&jquery. My menu works great when I scroll up or down. It also works when I click on a menu link as it goes to the wanted section. The problem occurs when I scroll down or up a section and the active class stays on the clicked menu link.

Here is an example of my page

Hey im playing minecraft with a own created modpack i made on curseforge but im getting the following error/crash when i create a world.

I have a component that fetches a list of items from an API on a button click. name state variable comes from the input box. Code of my handleSubmit method is:

I'm developing an app with next.js and for one purpose, I need to use React portals within iframes. As found there https://stackoverflow.com/a/34744946/5860648, it works great: my components are rendered in the iframe and interacting with the whole app even though it is not in the same page.

Only one thing remains: next.js automatically inserts the style in my root web page.

I'd like to get that style and copy/forward it into the iframe, so that the content inside the portal uses the style I make.

I found nothing out of the documentation or the web to do this properly... so if any one has already found a good trick, it would be really helpful!

Thanks!

I have a simple navigation bar base.html, that contains links to other pages. Currently, I am extending the base.html template on every other page I have. I want to call a GET request from a weather API in order to display simple information like the city name and current temperature and have it displayed on the navigation bar. Since the base.html template isn't linked with a view itself, I am unsure how to go about this. I have already managed to succesfully get information from the API and display the information in a test page.

base.html:

I have several html files (source code) which contain lots of text and include the code of many reports files linked to.

I need to replace every space ( ) in the filenames by the undescore sign (_). This replace must not affect the rest of the text.

The links all follow the same folder structure, but the filenames are all very different except their extension (.pdf)

For example, I have:

I have recently upgraded my DNN version from 7.3.4 to 9.9. When I compile my solution, I get the following warning:

[Obsolete("Deprecated in 9.7.2. Scheduled for removal in v11.0.0, use DotNetNuke.Abstractions.Portals.IPortalAliasInfo.HttpAlias instead.")]

I tried to implement IPortalAlaiasInfo, but I have been unsuccessful. I looked at the Startup file for DNN and see the following services: