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If the website stops working after switching to https, it would seem there is an issue with the certificate. Health check result indicates the website is redirecting HTTP traffic to HTTPS but does so incorrectly.
Certificate itself seems to be fine (only it has been set up with www).

Take a look at this tutorial and check if your certificate has been applied correctly.

If the instance is set up correctly but loadbalancer's IP still doesn't redirect to the website, you can go through this how-to and finally this troubleshooting guide to check your loadbalancer.

You need to over wright the default of the grid ul

So I added ul {padding-inline-start: 0px;} and it seems to be fixed

If you want to get a string with the names of the genres, you could use .map() and .join(). Use .map() to turn the array into an array of genre names, from an array of objects. Then use .join() to combine the array into a string.

The culprit is part of your play method. Whenever you want to play any sound you also call SetIntroWAV internally. This results in your introWAV variable being set.

Here's why that's a problem: The first time you call play, your intro sound is played back and introWAV has the correct value. However, once you start your game and play a different sound (namely using buttonPressedPath) your introWAV variable is set to a different value: the sound that was most recently started. When you then try to stop your sound from playing, you're using introWAV which doesn't actually contain a reference to your intro sound anymore. Instead, this will result in your most recently played sound to be stopped since this is what introWAV is holding now.

To fix this, it's simply a case of only setting your introWAV variable once and not every time play is called. There are multiple ways of doing this, including these:

1. You could let your play method return the resulting Clip that will be played afterwards:

Seems the job of adding jcrop-holder div is performed by the JQuery code in the

(This is the kind of problem where using a database would make more sense)

So first, what you want is a Game class

You're looking for -fmax-errors=1. This will terminate compilation after the first error, but still show the notes for that error.

Here's a demo to compare the effects of these flags.

Add the following method to HeroicQualityDAO.

ok. So you just need to loop through the sub tables it pull form the tables. Also, I made one other change. Instead of setting index = 0 then increment after each loop, you can use enumerate() which will do that sort of for you. See if this works: