js3 | simple drawing & animation API | Canvas library

You didn't specify how you are trying to reach your site, but your error clearly shows that you're being routed to the default virtual host, instead of the one you configured.

There are 2 solutions to this:

1. You can add engine.local, as it is configured in your site.conf to your /etc/hosts, for example like this:

You can only use/call a variable/function in the template if you explicitly return it from the setup() function.

So you'd need to change your code to:

Try out to spread the el instead of assigning each value to the respective key :

calling evaluateJavascript will make onPageFinished to be called further, in which you are setting, again, your Handler

simplest way to avoid this is introducing some boolean which will be flagged after evaluating JS and prevent second and further calls

Pass options props to the Doughnut component.

In Vue router 4 which is compatible with Vue 3 you could Catch all / 404 Not found Route as follows:

I managed to get the first of those redirects working

Although there's nothing in the .htaccess file you posted that appears to do this?

As you can see, I tried with normal Redirect, but what happens is URL http://example.com/category_one/sub_page_one/ redirects to https://example.com/category-one/sub_page_one/

Again, the directives you posted in the question won't perform such a redirect?! There's nothing that specifically redirects HTTP to HTTPS? So, if you are seeing such a redirect you are either seeing a cached response or WordPress itself is performing this redirect. (Although the category-two redirect(s) would produce such a result since they are in the wrong order - see below).

(Aside: In your example URLs you appear to be converting underscores (_) to hyphens (-) in the URL-path, however, you don't state this as a requirement and the resulting URL in your last (edited) example still contains underscores. So, I assume this is not a specific requirement and that source and target URLs can simply be different.)

You should avoid mixing mod_alias Redirect directives and mod_rewrite RewriteRule directives. The simpler Redirect directive is prefix matching and always executes after mod-rewrite, despite the apparent order in the config file.

The order of these directives can also be important. They may need to be in order of specificity (depending on the directive and/or regex used). If there is any ambiguity then the most specific rule needs to be first.

The only way to do it would be to assign the imported module function to the window object so that it can be referenced by the inline handler:

The reason for the message npm WARN deprecated core-js@2.6.11: core-js@<3 is no longer maintained is because parcel-bundler has a transitive dependency on core-js@2.6.11, which is no longer supported.

It appears that parcel was installed correctly, so you should be able to run it. On Linux systems, it would have created a symlink under /usr/local/bin/parcel. Make sure that "/usr/local/bin" is in your PATH.

You can also run it as follows: