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The personal website developed by springboot2.0 integrates: personal homepage, personal blog, personal works
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- Comment for comment
- Get IP address by request
- Get an object from cache
- Removes all non - valid XSS characters from a string
- Upload files to cloud
- Gets file key
- Upload multipart file
- Get the time as a string
- Converts time to time format
- Delete meta domain by ID
- Save meta
- Modify an article
- Publish an article
- Generic index
- Save user profile
- Handle the login session
- Method to get between dates startDate and endDate
- Login
- Get real IP
- Calculates the difference between two dates
- Add comment domain
- Upload file to Qiniu Cloud
- Updates user password
- Filter an XSS
- Delete comment by coid
- Show the given content
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QUESTION
I have a website running on an apache server. I have created a new page (mantenimiento.php) to automatically redirect users there while I deploy to the production environment.
I have added the following code to the .htaccess:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-03 at 10:30You need to exclude js/css/images from the new rule:
QUESTION
The app is not able to download. In Lighthouse I got the issue that the service worker or manifest fails.
I get two warnings, I do not understand :
- Event handler of
installevent must be added on the initial evaluation of worker script. - Event handler of
fetchevent must be added on the initial evaluation of worker script.
App URLS: @Vimal Patel
Site: https://www.kuehroint.com/archenkanzel/archenkanzel-wimbachbruecke.html Service Worker .sw https://www.kuehroint.com/archenkanzel/sw.js (Warnings) Manifest Jason https://www.kuehroint.com/archenkanzel/manifest.json
This script i think is not in use. https://www.kuehroint.com/archenkanzel/service-worker.js
Console Warnings in Code Comments :
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-26 at 15:08Currently your service worker is not installed properly. Below are the few issue in your service worker Link
- You have declared "install" event multiple times.
- The first "install" event function is not properly closed. It is closed at the end. This is not valid javascript.
Solution:-
- Remove your first install event (on line number 2).
- Make sure your service worker functions are valid javascript functions.
Also make sure every file you add in your cache list should return a 200 response otherwise your install event will fail.
QUESTION
I have included quill.min.js in my site (I have no reference to quill.min.js.map on my site)
When I debug the site, I see the following warning:
DevTools failed to load SourceMap: Could not load content for my-site/Scripts/quill.min.js.map: HTTP error: status code 404, net::ERR_HTTP_RESPONSE_CODE_FAILURE
Why am I getting this warning? quill.min.js.map does not exists on my server, I have only included quill.min.js. Do I need to include the map file on the server too?
Is this line: //# sourceMappingURL=quill.min.js.map just a comment or a reference to the map file? if it's a comment, then I don't any reference to the map file on my site.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-25 at 08:12A .map file is just a "helper" for debugging. If you have a "minified" JS-file (which is mostly the case in production environments), the .map file, as the name says, maps it to a better human-readable version.
So, in short, there is no need to have that file on you production server and you can ignore the warning there. (Indeed having it in production should be avoided.) But it is helpful in development environments.
The //# sourceMappingURL=quill.min.js.map indeed is both a comment and additionally has an own semantic which is evaluated by a browser to indicate the path to the map file for debugging purposes. Nevertheless, you can (and, in this case, should) securely remove it.
QUESTION
I am working on a system (python program) that runs on local machine but it needs to fetch data hosted somewhere on web (images in my case). What it does is:
- Send a SQL query to webhost (
localhostcurrently) - The response sends back the names of images (it is stored in an array called
fetchedImageslets assume).
Now once I have all the names of required images all I want to do is access the file directly from localhost and copy it to local machine. But this is what my problem is:
I am trying to access it as:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-24 at 11:21It can be solved using requests as:
QUESTION
I have to selects that trigger the next functions:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-21 at 08:10history.replace, replace whole url so you must set your url complete in that
QUESTION
I am trying to add a custom email to WooCommerce. I've found several good tutorials on how to do so. All of them extend the WC_Email class to define their new email type. I am getting an error when trying to do so, saying the the class is not found.
Note: My plugin is created using Boilerplate, so it may load things in a different sequence or manner than that used by any of the tutorials I've found.
Other uses of WooCommerce hooks and filters are working fine, able to reach the WC functions. What could be stopping the class from extending? I assume that I am not referencing it correctly, or that it is not loaded at the time Boilerplate tries to use it. But I've spent several hours over a couple of days now, and I'm still stuck. Any assistance would be appreciated.
My Boilerplate top class has its standard function:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-12 at 14:38Looks like the class WC_Email is not available at the time you init your custom email class and extending it. Since I remember you should add email classes via a hook and not directly inside your class constructor:
QUESTION
I have set up a fresh installation of Silverstripe and created a new theme. Now i want to include a CSS in the Page.ss, but I get an error message that the file cannot be found. I would like to include the file from the theme folder under "my-site/themes/my-theme/css/style.css". However, the integration using "themedCSS('style')" only works if the file has been integrated again under "my-site/public/_resources/themes/my-theme/css/style.css". I have tried this in all variations, but it only works if the CSS file exists in both places at the same time.
Since I can't imagine that this is best practice, I wonder what I'm missing. Furthermore, the styles under "/themes/my-theme/css/style.css" are completely ignored, if both are included.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-04 at 08:51In SilverStripe version 4 all resource files you want the browser to be able to request must be available in the public folder.
You don't need to manually copy the files over to the public folder from your app theme folder, instead what you can do is define what files to expose in your composer.json file.
QUESTION
- name: 'google/cloud-sdk:alpine'
entrypoint: 'gsutil'
args: ['-m', 'rsync', '-r', '-d', '-p', 'dist/', 'gs://my-site-frontend']
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-28 at 18:26Yes, you can have inconsistency for a while (files outdated or not found). The best solution is to use a product that package in a consistent manner the sources. You can use Cloud Run, but you can also use App Engine standard for that.
The main advantage of this 2 solutions is that each version is unitary, package in the same container. Like that, you can easily perform rollback, traffic splitting, canary release, A/B testing,.... All these things are impossible with Cloud Storage.
QUESTION
I am aware of the headers CF-Connecting-IP, $binary_remote_addr, http_x_forwarded_for
I want to make a setting:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-26 at 00:59You can make use of the ngx_real_ip_module. http://nginx.org/en/docs/http/ngx_http_realip_module.html
With this you can specify the Cloudflare CIDRs to be allowed to override the binary_remote_addr with the value from X-Forwarded-For. Make sure you have this check in place. Config could look like:
QUESTION
I have an android application created in android studio.
I want to check daily whether an update is available for my app or not. if yes, then notify user to download and install the update.
- it should send a request to my server to check for the newest version(e.g. https://my-site.com/get-app-info/newest-version)
- then it compares the version, if the version which is gotten from server was greater than current app version -> send a notification to user and ask them to update it
- it should run in background once a day
- at the time, device should be connected to internet
I searched a lot and I found many answers such as using these:
- broadcast receiver
- work manager
- alarm manager
- services
I faced some problems for example:
- broadcast receiver with
connectivity changeis deprecated in android 7 - a service is not a good choice, because it is always running
- and many more...
I want to know which one best suits my job. and how to do it.
thanks in advance.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-23 at 18:11You should use WorkManager you can set it to run once a day and even only run when there is an internet connection.
In the work manager you would make a the call to check your app version then show a notification if there is an update.
Create the work manager somewhat like this
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