write-down | A simple blog app built with React | Blog library

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write-down is a JavaScript library typically used in Web Site, Blog, Vue, React applications. write-down has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Permissive License and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

A simple markdown blog app built with React. The article in Write Down are using markdown to write. The markdown here is based on GFM, and it supports some additional features, like emoji, subscript, superscript and etc. (You can see those in the full feature example in Demo.).

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write-down saves you 260 person hours of effort in developing the same functionality from scratch.

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New Laravel (Homestead) installation: 502 Bad Gateway - *Refresh* - the website is displayed correctly

Install manual for laravel homestead with virtualbox.box

Excel VBA - Loop through folder and add certain parts of names to cells in workbook

QUESTION

New Laravel (Homestead) installation: 502 Bad Gateway - *Refresh* - the website is displayed correctly

Asked 2019-Jan-25 at 22:15

I tried to setup a local Laravel project. So I decided to use the Homestead vagrant box. After I installed the whole thing like in this Tutorial I was looking forward to see the result in the browser:

The first dispay was a nginx 502 Bad Gateway Error. So I tried to refesh this and after that the default Laravel starting Page was displayed. Then I made some routes and links to some subpages of my site and every time I change my page (via link or typing the get request) i get the "502 Bad Gateway" which disappears after a refresh of the website.

I tried:

to change the php version (like here)
to make the buffer bigger (like here)
completely reinstalled my vagrant and VirtualBox
use another Browser
use an functional Box of my colleague

Sadly nothing was able to do not display me sometimes the "502 Bad Gateway". But on the Pc of my colleague(Also Windows 10) all things are as you would expect it.

The log file ( /var/log/nginx ) of the site:

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ANSWER

Answered 2019-Jan-25 at 09:52

Try to disable XDebug. This worked for me but feels sorta hacky. I'll update this if I come up with a better solution.

There should already be an xoff alias in "aliases". So run xoff in your vagrant box, then restart NGINX and PHP7.3-FPM. (If you don't have or want the alias use sudo phpdismod -s cli xdebug in-place of "xoff" where I mention it)

Here's the steps (remember this is done through the homestead box):

xoff
sudo service nginx restart
sudo service php7.3-fpm restart
Try again after a hard reload and pray!

Again I'm not satisfied with this solution yet. However here's how to disable XDbug in a more proper way although I have not tested yet, so let me know how it goes if you try.

Hope this works for you, I spent all night trying to figure this one out lol. As such its 5 am and I'm not even sure if I'm speaking English anymore.

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/54335705

QUESTION

Install manual for laravel homestead with virtualbox.box

Asked 2018-Dec-05 at 07:34

https://medium.com/@eaimanshoshi/i-am-going-to-write-down-step-by-step-procedure-to-setup-homestead-for-laravel-5-2-17491a423aa

I followed this documentation and its always failing when running this command vagrant box add laravel/homestead

So I decided to install vagrant box manually.

I have this url https://atlas.hashicorp.com/laravel/boxes/homestead/versions/0.5.0/providers/virtualbox.box to download vagrant box but I have received 404 Not Found

And this link I followed to manually install virtual box https://gist.github.com/idecardo/deec25b8fa54976edb496d7ce7d320a7

Anyone can help me with this? Where I can find the virtualbox.box to download?

Thanks in advance!

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ANSWER

Answered 2018-Mar-02 at 04:54

Had the same problem.

Running vagrant box add laravel/homestead download slowly and will eventually timeout.

So i manually downloaded it thru this link: laravel homestead

Hope it help.

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/48869730

QUESTION

Excel VBA - Loop through folder and add certain parts of names to cells in workbook

Asked 2018-Aug-03 at 13:18

I'm trying to perform a simple exercise - (1) merge several tabs (each from separate file) into single file ("macro-file"), (2) rename all tabs in accordance with certain cells in these tabs.

Each tab is effectively a bank statement (in different currencies), so all tabs are of the same structure. I've found a macro (I'm not a specialist in VBA, so this is more about "find and adapt" than "write by myself") to merge them all, so there is no problem with step 1.

However, when I'm trying to rename all tabs at once, I'm getting a conflict - there are three tabs relating to Escrow Account and four tabs relating to Ordinary Account, and there is an intersection in currencies between accounts (each account has USD and EUR, for example).

Currently I have the following code to rename the tabs:

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ANSWER

Answered 2018-Aug-03 at 13:18

There are a few things here and there that I changed before getting to the point:

Reordered and renamed some variables for (hopefully) simplicity
Changed the filter on documents to just *.xl* and added a secondary file filter later with Instr(file, ".xl")
Utilized the With statement for changing the Application settings

But, the important new bit comes in during the loop on each sheet in the source workbook. It does the checks that you used in the initial code - checking if index > 2 and whether "ESCROW" is in the filename - then changes the name accordingly via a With statement.

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/51599005

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