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I have this return render(...) for the simple_upload view:

Just wondering if there is a way to add the "X-Robots-Tag: noindex" tag specifically to PDFs that are served from azure blob storage via an azureedge CDN url. For example -

Blob Storage URL - {subdomain}.blob.core.windows.net/container/test.pdf

CDN URL - {subdomain}.azureedge.net/container/test.pdf

I have read in some places that a way to do this is to add a robots.txt file to the $root container on the blob storage and set "Disallow: *.pdf", however it states that this is not completely reliable and I would rather set the X-Robots-Tag header. Is there a way in azure portal to set it up so that any "*.pdf" file being requested via either the blob or CDN url automatically has this header added to the response?

Many thanks in advance

I have a Wordpress site that uses the Astra theme. In Chrome's Lighthouse tab it states:

I am currently using the Yoast cloaking script to create a temporary redirects (302) for affiliate links. For example, if I navigate to https://website.com/go/Site2 it redirects to "https://redirectwebsite2.com".

How do I adjust the below for permanent redirects (301)? I tried changing the header from 302 to 301 but that doesn't work.

The following files are saved in the "go" folder in the "public_html" WordPress directory.

.htaccess

Here is my problem,

I need to install a wordpress application on a subdirectory url ("https://test.com/blog/"). Since my whole environment is running on Docker, I decided to do the same with the wordpress app.

To start it as simple as possible, I added the wordpress image to my docker-compose.yml, and made a subdomain ("http://blog.test.com" which was not using https) fall on the application with my nginx reverse proxy.

It worked well and I installed my wordpress like that.

Now I'm trying to migrate this to my initial need and my problem is that everything works "well", unless I can't access the admin url (https://test.com/blog/admin) because it keeps redirects on https://test.com/blog/wp-admin and I get a "Too many redirects" error.

Here is my nginx configuration :

I am calling an api and getting pdf in return.

All:

I am successfully able to browse an MP3 website and play the MP3 streams without issue through Nginx (1.19.2).

However, when attempting to download an MP3 through Nginx, I'm receiving a 206 Partial Content HTTP Response:

We have the following configuration: testing.parentdomain.com

When you access this domain and create a basket we create a cookie stored for the basket value. The cookie domain is set to .testing.parentdomain.com, it is Httponly and has a path of /

We have a subdomain to the above which would like to access the cookie. subdomain.testing.parentdomain.com
This sub domain makes a call to an endpoint on the parent domain such as: testing.parentdomain.com/basketData. This call is a GET request that returns JSON.

Issue
The issue is that the subdomain does not appear to send the cookie value when making the request and therefore we do not get the expected response.

Attempts
Looking at other questions we have tried CORS and credential changes.
As an additional note, we bundle the below JS with webpack/babel.
Our request is from AJAX as follows:

for a WordPress page I want to set all pages containing /test/page/ to "noindex".

My attempt so far: