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I'm writing a wrapper for the YouTube Analytics API, and have created a function as follows:

I created my own AWS EC2 instance yesterday, and it was working all fine and dandy. Today I went to use it again and I received the 502 error.

(I don't know if this is the reason, but I installed some code listed here: https://blog.quantinsti.com/install-ta-lib-python/ twice. Why ? I didn't even need to do it, I'm just an idiot. It stopped working almost immediately after I did this)

This is my error log when i enter the command : sudo tail -30 /var/log/nginx/error.log

I'm using a hosted Blazor WebAssembly project template and after setting up cookies as the main authentication method(also for APIs), everything is nice and dandy until I change a line of code(front-end or back-end), the automatic compilation kicks in and the webpage is reloaded(thanks to "Start without Debugging"), but this time the auth cookie seems invalidated and I no longer seem to be logged in.

Is there a way to stop this behaviour? Or a way to stop the cookie auth from changing between different compilations?

Following is my CookieAuthenticationEvents implementations/overrides:

In my case, I want to be able to get what's returned by 'created_at' and use it in an if statement or loop or anything else.

EDIT: Solved: CORS; Required OPTIONS response.

I have an angular application I plan to host in AWS Amplify. It calls into Lambda functions for its REST API. I have a test application that is mostly successful, but it cannot do this one thing: POST JSON data to the hosted URI.

In the browser, I have an Angular client that has one button and when clicked, calls into HttpClient.post or HttpClient.request. I have multiple backend servers I've tested with: (1) NestJs/Express, (2) sam local start-api and (3) AWS hosted. The local sam server and the hosted environment are in sync and use the same template.yaml. All three servers accept Content-Type of application/json and application/x-www-form-urlencoded.

Every combination of Content-Type, server instance and HttpClient method (post or request(“POST”,...)) works except Json in the hosted lambda function. It appears to be rejected immediately.

The call never makes it to the Cloudwatch logs, which I'm guessing means it's somehow malformed and filtered by I don't know what. I'm quite new to AWS and unfamiliar with its particularities, so I'm unsure what logging I can turn on in the hosted environment to capture this. It fails so quickly never reaching the logs let alone my code, I'm very curious what about it is a problem.

Curl with Json also works: curl -X POST -H "Content-Type:application/json" ....

In summary, when POST'ing either Json or Form styles with .post() or .request() methods to non-AWS and local AWS web server, everything is dandy. Form style POST to AWS hosted (via API Gateway) works, too. Command line hand crafted POST with Json also works with AWS hosted (via API Gateway).

Only POST to AWS hosted from Angular does not work.

ETA Here’s a code snippet:

So I create a PIL Image and it is saved to the server. This would be fine and dandy however I would like to avoid saving these images to the server if possible and rather to just the user's desktop. I tried looking up ways to download files however almost all of them seem to involve a url, which is not applicable in my situation.

My code:

Related to this question, but the answers don't solve my problem.

Backend (Node.js) receives some HTML from the frontend (React):

I have a web site that consists of approximately 30 html thymeleaf templates. I have a home_navigation.html fragment that gets included in all templates as the header. This header defines a main navigational menu with popup submenus. The popup submenus under one of my main menus needs to be generated from my oracle database table.

Normally when passing data from a database into a Thymeleaf template I would put the code in the controller to call the java DAO and return a list of Link objects and then add that list in the controller to the model using .setAttribute. Then in the Thymeleaf template I would iterate through the "${List}" in a "th:each" outputting the "

I also can pass parameters into the fragment. So that isn't the problem BUT...

I'm having some trouble with the Tabs/SwipeableViews from React. I copied this: MaterialUI Tabs. Which overall works fine!
I just have a small issue with padding in the content.

My result:
Current Result

Overall buttons work all fine and dandy, + the animation aswell. But when I inspect the page there is a 24px padding on the content (It was previously on the buttons aswell, I was able to fix this with just overriding the style. But the content of the *Swipeablev

Wanted result:
Wanted result

I've tried a few different things, even dirty tricks as doing -24px margin. But that broke the tabs.. Any help would be much appreciated and hopefully I gave enough information on the matter!

Have a nice day.