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As stated above. Under IIS Express on VS2019 I have no issues. When opening the site after deployment to Azure I get:

"The character encoding of the plain text document was not declared. The document will render with garbled text in some browser configurations if the document contains characters from outside the US-ASCII range. The character encoding of the file needs to be declared in the transfer protocol or file needs to use a byte order mark as an encoding signature."

I initially tried adding every permutation of I found to no avail. Eventually I tracked the error down (by removing lines of code until the error no longer appeared) to firing when I tried to open a SqlConnection.

This is what I'm trying to do. I have a CICD pipeline I am using to push a docker image into ECR. Within this pipeline I am using a custom Docker image that has the AWSCLIv2, kubectl, and I am trying to also integrate docker within this custom image. I learned this is possible but I am having some blockers. Originally my solution supported the AWSCLI version 1, but I need to have AWSCLIv2. I learned to have v2 of the AWSCLI is a little complex, so that is why I am using Amazon's official image located here. Below is my dockerfile. When I try to build my image, I'm getting an error stating there is no docker package available, which is confusing to me because I had installed docker utilizing yum before. Any advice would be appreciated.

Dockerfile

I am designing a page for an asp.net core web app that allows the user to design an object, and download the json for it upon a button press. In order to do this, the button uses jquery and ajax to hit the following controller method:

I'm developing a proxy service and everything works great. When you press the submit button, it has an onclick function. I also now have it detecting when adblock is enabled, and I don't want the funcion to go through if adblock is detected, (meaning I want it so the proxy won't actually start if you have adblock enabled, and I want the alert message to pop up ONLY when you press the button UNTIL you disable adblock.)

If you have adblock, here's an example of what I'm looking for. (http://fastp.org/) On this website, if you have adblock enabled, you can't submit the form. Mine still goes through after you press "ok" on the alert box. In my javascript code I tried doing a "return false;" and also a "else" but nothing seems to work. I don't want the form to submit if you have adblock enabled.

I want it so if adblock is enabled, it will show the alert box, and when you press "ok" I don't want it to still launch the proxy in the new tab. I want it to launch when adblock is disabled.

Here's my code:

I am doing a request with fetch in a React component. For the vast majority of users it works fine, but one user reported these errors:

I'm using Application Insights JS SDK React Plugin to log application insights data to Azure. This data publishing could get blocked by some browser extensions such as Ad Blocker, Privacy Badger, etc. In my case analytics got blocked by Privacy Badger while experimenting.

I know it can be prevented by disabling relevant add-ons for the particular site from the browser. Just wondering is there a particular way to prevent this from implementation side without asking users to disable their add-ons.

I am creating a templates application where users can write any HTML/CSS code inside a textarea (E.G. a full html page pasted on a textarea). These users are mostly familiar with html and css so we have not yet implemented markdown. One important feature that we would like to add is the ability to preview the html in the textarea before submition. I have thought of ways that these can be done, but I am not sure which would be correct and most maintainable.

• Preview the html inside a div in the same page - the problem I can see here is the existing CSS style might interfere with the CSS styles the user typed in the textarea. Furthermore, if the user writes body tag in the textarea, there will be another body tag inside the existing body tag of the actual page, so the html might become malformed.
• Preview the html on a separate window - the problem is I do not have much control on this (if the user uses a poppup blocker, for example)
• Preview the html on a separate tab - the problem is the user might be confused (E.G. closes the whole browser, thinking that it opens in a new window)
• Preview the html on an iframe - this is doable, but will require me to create an additional .html file just for previewing
• Preview the html on a modal - this is doable, but I am not sure if modal bodies will accept toplevel tags like title or body

Can anyone help me? Which of these potential solutions are best? Or is there a better solution?

I'm hoping someone can help me out. I have created a table and have multiple Tabs. Each Tab has different data inside the table. Each table row has a column with a number of votes and I want to sort the rows automatically with the columns that have more votes at the top.

This is my HTML code:

IM working with google apis and python. I am trying to use the android-management-api

When calling the API as how examples are stating it im getting: AttributeError: 'str' object has no attribute 'request' but im following the example request that google themselves state

when i dont use the .execute in the code im getting an memory adress but this is all im getting. >

I followed the examples from google and from realpython.com but this keeps being a blocker

the code that works perfectly in google colab: