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When posting objects created by the FormData API it is important to set the content type header to undefined.

Here is an example snippet that will hopefully help you get what you want:

Sorry for the boring answer, but there's no way to make Relevanssi work with the Jetpack Infinite Scroll feature. You just need to disable it on search pages, as described in Relevanssi knowledge base.

Well, the below code retrieves with 2.28-snapshot:

Donec in massa vel lectus aliquam laoreet nec et turpis. ....

I know that you already checked that:

could be file permission issues, but after giving the uploaded files including their directory) all possible permissions, they are still 404 Not Found

But maybe the problem is with ownership of the file, according to this S.O answer What's the meaning of this error message in error log?:

Bad permission or ownership can also trigger this error. I have resolved it by changing ownership of my application directory. It was owned by root before.

And here again with the same error you get in your log file:

https://alexantop.wordpress.com/2013/05/07/caught-race-condition-abuser/

with the same solution:

Change the files ownership to “username”.

Can you check the ownership of the folder and try to change it to www-data or some user that can be accessible from internet.

Hope it helps!

It seems that your defun-ajax form is loaded before the start function has run. That is not surprising. Usually, all code is loaded, and only then the entry point is called.

You should always be very suspicious of defvar, defun, defparameter etc. forms appearing in a function body. They don't belong there. Put them as toplevel forms, so they are loaded as part of the program. Most of the things defined during the run of the start function shown should really be toplevel forms.

It turns out that typeRoots is only used for loading declarations for globally defined identifiers (hence why it worked when I removed the import statement). For imported modules you need to use the paths property in tsconfig.json:

For quick reference: It's safe but not secure. It's not the best way to end up with a chat system. You can check up other system which use database for storing and retrieving the messages. Of course you can protect the text file using .htaccess but believe me you shouldn't use this script.

Detailed reference: There are two ways to follow up, one if you are a programmer then you should probably create own script for the same. You can use a MySQL database for the storage and probably a login system for different users. It will suck some time but you'll get something what is specially for you! If you have some bucks then you can get it professionally made. The other way goes if you are not a programmer [which I think because you thought of taking a reference for the script] then you should check some good chat systems either open source or paid ones which have a better security and user management. I recommend using

• BoomChat @ http://www.myboomchat.com/boomword [It's worth a go!]
• Frug @ https://github.com/Frug/AJAX-Chat [Heard a lot about it]

You have not set up a route that accepts an id in the URL, so it's interpreting it as the format placeholder (hence the .2 in the URL, which is usually reserved for a format like json, pdf, or csv).

Instead, the route should look like this, drawing on member instead of collection: