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With Chromium no longer allowing links to local files I am attempting to test a couple of solutions to allow users to open PDF's on a local Network Share without having to download them first (the current work around).

I tested a pure JavaScript solution and that one worked great.

However I am trying use a Virtual Directory in IIS that points to a Network share with the files the user(s) can access.

When testing and trying to navigate to the file I have saved I get a "cannot find path error"

I created a test application and published it on my local machine.

Below is the screenshot of the Virtual Directory I created.

I want to route my users to a page where they can get discounts based on their citizenship id numbers. I will use their id number to determine the amount of discount they get. I can use their id to determine Location, Age, Gender etc.

They can route to mywebsite.com/megadiscount and fill in their id number in a box and find out how much discount they can get. But now the issue is that I also want them to be able to get a link to mywebsite.com/megadiscount/[id number] to find out how much discount they can get.

So with NextJS I know I can create megadiscount/index.js and megadiscount/[id].js to capture the id from the url.

The problem is that on megadiscount/[id].js I have to specify with a getStaticPaths the id pages I will be generating but the problem is that I have no knowledge what these id's will be.

My megadiscount/[id].js file looks like this

I'm building a SharePoint SPFx react app. In a nutshell, the user fills out a form that I created. When the user hit's submit, using PNPJs: https://pnp.github.io/pnpjs/sp/items/ I'm adding the item to a list called Request.

From there I want to send an email that contains the URL link to that item they created. Right now, my code adds the item to the list and I'm able to send an email with no problem. However, I want to get the ID of the item that was just added to the list, so that I can add it to the email.

Here is a striped down snippet of my function that adds items to the Request list.

I want to use a cache tag helper with vary-by-route attribute but I'm not sure wether my implementation is correct.

My routes are shapped like : http://mywebsite.com/category/job/region/department/city

"category/job/region/department/city" is my path param defined in route's template in Startup.cs :

With Postman, I send the following fields in order to register a user in the db, to the URL http://mywebsite/register:

• email

• password

• password_confirmation

• name

According to the documentation https://laravel.com/docs/8.x/fortify#registration (from which I found the above fields), Fortify already defines the route register so I don't need to define it myself.

According to the documentation, and to my needs, I don't need to create a registration form: I directly use Postman to send these registration data to Laravel Fortify's route /register as XHR POST request data. Moreover, I don't need Fortify to return views so I've disabled them (https://laravel.com/docs/8.x/fortify#disabling-views). Indeed, I just wait for HTTP code response that I will see in Postman's return data (see below).

Since I've disabled the views AND since I send a XHR POST Request (in Postman I'm sending this HTTP header along with the registration request: X-Requested-With = XMLHttpRequest):

If the registration attempt is successful, Fortify will redirect the user to the URI configured via the home configuration option within your application's fortify configuration file. If the login request was an XHR request, a 200 HTTP response will be returned.

If the request was not successful, the user will be redirected back to the registration screen and the validation errors will be available to you via the shared $errors Blade template variable. Or, in the case of an XHR request, the validation errors will be returned with a 422 HTTP response.

(https://laravel.com/docs/8.x/fortify#registration)

It correctly registers the user. But the results I see in Postman is a Symfony\\Component\\HttpKernel\\Exception\\NotFoundHttpException. Indeed, Fortify is trying to reach the home view.

Why does Fortify still seem to try to reach returned views routes (not defined because I don't need them), since my request is correctly an XHR POST one and since I've disabled the views in the Fortify config file?

I made contact form using Laravel. It work fine. I would like to add function that when user select below selectbox. Our recipients's email address and email from name changes. I wrote below however switching doesn't work. Could you teach me right code please?

Here is blade file:

I've created a SPA - Single Page Application with Angular 11 which I'm hosting on a shared hosting server.

The issue I have with it is that I cannot share any of the pages I have (except the first route - /) on social media (Facebook and Twitter) because the meta tags aren't updating (I have a Service which is handling the meta tags for each page) based on the requested page (I know this is because Facebook and Twitter aren't crawling JavaScript).

In order to fix this issue I tried Angular Universal (SSR - Server Side Rendering) and Scully (creates static pages). Both (Angular Universal and Scully) are fixing my issue but I would prefer using the default Angular SPA build.

The approach I am taking:

• Files structure (shared hosting server /public_html/):

is there any possible way to have a increment of two different numbers in the URL that I have? One f the number will be starting with -1. Second number will be starting with 0.

I'm getting this error (I'm using PHP 7.0 and Google PHP API 2.9.1, and I'm using OAuth credentials for Web application):