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QUESTION
I have a CMS that I've built myself in PHP (Codeigniter framework). I was thinking why every time PHP has to process all code just that to respond with a page. So instead I will create the complete HTML pages and serve them when a user asks for them.
That is why I need to rewrite an URL to a specific file only if that file exists. For this, I need to use regex captured groups because I want to build this for all files in that folder and subfolders.
For example, I want to put a bunch of HTML pages on %{DOCUMENT_ROOT}/out and want to access them directly with rewrite rules.
For example, if the URL is like this:
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Answered 2022-Apr-15 at 10:11Your RewriteCond is almost correct but you have to capture $1 in a group in RewriteRule and also your target needs to be out/$1.html.
You can use this rewrite rule in your site root .htaccess:
QUESTION
I decided today that I'm going to use Strapi as my headless CMS for my portfolio, I've bumped into some issues though, which I just seem to not be able to find a solution to online. Maybe I'm just too clueless to actually find the real issue.
I have set up a schema for my projects that will be stored in Strapi (everything done in the web), but I've had some issues with my custom components, and that is, they are not part of the API responses when I run it through Postman. (Not just empty keys but not included in the response at all). All other fields, that are not components, are filled out as expected.
At first I thought it might have to do with the permissions, but everything is enabled so it can't be that, I also tried looking into the API in the code, but that logging the answer there didn't include the components either.
Here is an image of some of the fields in the schema, but more importantly the components that are not included in the response.
So my question is, do I need to create some sort of a parser or anything in the project to be able to include these fields, or why are they not included?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-06 at 20:22I had the same problem and was able to fix it by adding populate=* to the end of the API endpoint.
For example:
QUESTION
Currently I'm using "react": "17.0.2" and I have installed "react-markdown": "^7.0.1" via npm i react-markdown I'm using this package to display my rich text that I'm fetching from my Strapi CMS. I have used the following code to display the content:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-01 at 10:23Node is currently treating your .js file as CommonJS. You need to tell Node to treat it as an ES module.
Try adding "type": "module" in your package.json file.
You can place it anywhere at the top level. E.g.:
QUESTION
I have installed a vanilla django-cms on a new server. I installed all requirements. It all went fine, up untill the point where I wanted to migrate to the database (Postgres).
So this is what I did :
- Tried reinstalling and installing it all again. Didn't change it.
- Used google to try and find people with the same error.
- Try editing the signals file on which the error(shown below) fires, but that meant rewriting it all, which still made it unresponsive.
Traceback:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-15 at 16:29I found that answer to this problem. If you look at the documentation of Django. It has been Django from 2.0 to 3.0.
Do formerly it was :
QUESTION
I'm at the beginning of starting a project for learning backend development with a bit of frontend development. For that, I wanted to create a project around cooking recipes. The plan was to create an admin REST API that would be later used by a custom CMS to create, edit, delete,... recipes and a public api for a mobile app where your users can discover cooking recipes. Simplicity wise, I thought about choosing Mongodb as the database. While creating a Mongodb schema, I came up with this idea:
- Three main collections
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-10 at 02:16My goal with this structure is to get the ingredients and the authors seperate from the recipes in order to update them independently.
That does not exclude the option to keep the data embedded in the recipes collection. You can keep a separate authors and ingredients collections AND also embed the fields needed in the recipe doc.
After some relevant author update you can issue recipes.updateMany({"author.id": authorId}, { $set: { author: author.profile}})
The idea is that author is not going to change very frequently, or at least the relevant data for recipes (basic profile info excluding birthdate, address, etc).
Also the authors collection can include a list of the last 10 recipes, for example with only title, and date,...
And one last question: how many concurrent connections would be possible with a Mongodb database?
No need to worry about that, it can handle as many as you need by adding hardware.
QUESTION
An old CMS causes a multiple blocks on one page to include the same tag. It's not very clean, but it doesn't seem to cause any layout problems. Could there be cases where this could turn out to be a problem?
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-06 at 12:27In terms of rule equivalency, this would not cause problems on your layout, because the file is identical to itself, so it contains the very same rule as itself in the very same order as itself. The newer load of the file takes the rules and overrides the older rules, but, since the file is identical to itself, each rule overrides itself with itself. No issues whatsoever on rule consistency.
But the very fact that the very same resource is loaded over and over again indicates that there might be some logical errors under the hood and the duplication of the link tags might be the symptom of some serious problem. So you would do well to check why are they duplicated.
Since loading a file takes time, your browser is likely to download the linked file at the first time, save it to the cache and when it's being referenced again, then no request will be sent to the server, but the file will be loaded from the cache. So it is unlikely that this duplication of resources would cause any server load issues even in large concurrency scenarios due to the browser's cache, but it will slow down the browser and if the user's device is not plugged in, then it will unjustifiably put a burden on the user's battery. So, since you know that the file is duplicated, it is well-advisable to remove the duplication and make sure that a resource is loaded exactly once if needed and it is not loaded at all if it is not needed.
QUESTION
I am looking to use client-only routes for content under a certain URL (/dashboard). Some of this content will be coming from Contentful and using a page template. An example of this route would be {MYDOMAIN}/dashboard/{SLUG_FROM_CONTENTFUL}. The purpose of this is to ensure projects I have worked on at an agency are not able to be crawled/accessed and are only visible to 'employers' once logged in.
My pages are generated via gatsby-node.js. The way of adding authentication/client-only routes has been taken from this example. Now the basics of it have been setup and working fine, from what I can tell. But the private routes seem to only work in the following cases:
If I'm logged in and navigate to /dashboard
- I'm shown
Profile.js
If I an not logged in and go to /dashboard
- I'm shown
Login.js
So that all seems to be fine. The issue comes about when I go to /dashboard/url-from-contentful and I am not logged in. I am served the page instead of being sent to /dashboard/login.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-29 at 17:11I assume that in your PrivateRoute component, you're using the isLoggedIn check incorrectly. importing and using isLoggedIn from auth.js will run only initially and will not act as a listner. What you can do is that store the value of isLoggedin in global state variable like(useContext or redux) and make a custom hook to check for the login state. Secondly avoid accessing localStorage directly, instead use the global state managment (useContext, redux) or local state managment (useState, this.state). Note: that when ever you go to a route by directly pasting url in browser, it always refreshes the page and all your stored state is reinitialized. This may be the reason why you may be experiencing this issue. The browser does not know that you had been previously logged in and therefore it always validates once your application is mounted. What you can do is that you can store isLoggedIn state in browser's localstore. Personally I like to use redux-persist for that.
QUESTION
I am aware this is a common question as I have spent the last two hours going through every answer and trying to get my state to update but nothing is working.
I am fetching text from a cms however on first load the state is undefined and my app crashes. However if I comment the line out, load the page and uncomment the line the correct values are displayed.
Here is some of the code I have tried.
The data i am hoping to get
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-18 at 11:24setState is asynchronous : https://reactjs.org/docs/faq-state.html#why-doesnt-react-update-thisstate-synchronously
It means that you cannot expect to console.log the new state value the line after you called setCarouselTitle.
To log the new value, you could use another useEffect, with carouselTitle in the dependencies array, where you console.log(carouselTitle) :
QUESTION
I have a couple of applications deployed with parseplaform. The applications are worked until yesterday but from today I have received that systems do not work. After spending sometimes it seems Heroku not accepting requests from the parse app.
Parse server cloud function apps are deployed with Heroku which enabled ACM(Automatic certification management) which is currently TLS v1.2. The domain name, for example, https://my-app.herokuapp.com/parse.
Also, my CMS app is deployed with Appharbor which is written in C# .net framework. This is also using the TLS v1.2 certification.
I have found that Heroku is no longer accepting TLS v.1.0/1.1. After that change only these apps has been stopped working.
In my CMS application, I have mentioned server as follow:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-06 at 14:22The issue was turned out as a protocol issue with my .net framework 4.5. So the actual issue with applications that primarily do not support TLSv1.2. To support that I've added the following override to my Global.asax.cs:
QUESTION
The issue is that the flag appears right below INFO section instead of at the beginning of the next line, i.e right below the ABOUT US section. Below is that from footer cms block. Please explain also what is causing it when you are answering the post. Thanks.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-04 at 08:24This is caused by the float property that causes it.
If you set float: initial; on the
Also setting clear: left; on the element would work as it would push the element below the other left floated elements.
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