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QUESTION
I want to 301 redirect the following URL’s via htaccess file
Which means I need to force SSL(https) version and force the www across the whole website.
In addition I also want to 301 redirect the index.html to the https and www version of the homepage url.
I want to 301 redirect the following urls:
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Answered 2020-Dec-12 at 14:28Ok so I figured it out myself:
Here's how it will work, just needed to add R=301 in the last rule and not just R
QUESTION
I have a page with two forms. I need to know which button is submitting the form. When the form gets submitted I am checking the set status of the button, but it doesn't seem to be set. Can anyone help?
HTML
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Answered 2020-Oct-04 at 03:21The problem is that your Javascript code ends up being the thing that triggers the form submit, not your button. If you removed your JS code you'd see your sendBtn value.
Instead of calling e.preventDefault in your .submit() callback, you could just return true if you want the form submission to continue, or false if you don't. That way, you don't have to call $('#contact').submit() to get your form to submit, or even unbind your submit handler. Something like this:
QUESTION
I have 2 CloudFront distributions in AWS, each with its own different certificate. Each has several CNAMEs attached and each CNAME has a corresponding Record Set in Route 53.
Is there a way to redirect one of the URLs to a CNAME in the other CloudFront Distribution?
So for example, if CloudFront Distribution A contains 2 CNAMES, abc.my-old-site.com and 123.my-old-site.com, and CloudFront Distribution B contains 2 CNAMEs, abc.my-new-site.com and 123.my-new-site.com, can I redirect abc.my-old-site.com to abc.my-new-site.com?
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Answered 2020-Jun-30 at 19:12You can do two ways this :
First
- Create S3 bucket
- Use this S3 bucket as website hosting
- Set website redirect request to abc.my-new-site.com as per screenshot
- Set S3 endpoint in route53
- If you want to use cloudfront then you can set route53 to cloudfront end point also.
Second
- Domain forwarding in route53 against abc.my-old-site.com to abc.my-new-site.com
QUESTION
I have a problem with my URL rewrite and I don't know what I'm doing wrong so, maybe you can point me in the right direction. We had a intranet-site, which had a pattern like this: intranet.old-site.com. Now we got a new domain and I want to forward my outdated links to the front-page of our new intranet, which looks like: intranet.new-site.com.
I installed the URL Rewrite module in IIS and in my point of view, the setup is correct:
Match URL
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Answered 2020-Mar-24 at 07:45Using two URL rewrite rules is much easier to handle this. If you want to redirect
QUESTION
I have a pretty straight forward question about 301 redirect.
So I've written 301 redirect for one folder on my site to another site:
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Answered 2020-Jan-13 at 17:11The directives in .htaccess apply to all incoming HTTP requests.
When a user (or bot) follows a hyperlink on a website, this instructs the user's browser (user-agent) to make a request to the destination URL. In the case of an HTTP URL to your website then the user's browser makes an HTTP request - in a similar way to if the user had typed that URL into their browser.
So, yes, a user following a link on another site is also redirected as it's simply an HTTP request.
To be honest, if the external link (or rather, the user/bot following that external link) did bypass your redirect, then what's the point of implementing the redirect in the first place? Oridinarily, redirects of this nature are in place solely to redirect inbound requests for old URLs.
QUESTION
Hello i have an issue where my mat-table is not updating after subscribing to a service that retrieves all the details for a particular site. I have a structure that consists of a parent component(DepotSelectionComponent) and two child components InteractiveMapComponent, MapResultComponent. I am retrieving the click event from InteractiveMapComponent which is bubbled up to the parent(DepotSelectionComponent) which is then calling the service and then updating the datasource in MapResultComponent.
Current behaviour:
Table does not update upon clicking and will only update when i click the back button in InteractiveMapComponent, which makes no sense to me.
Expected behaviour:
Table updates upon click and table is updated immediately.
Parent(DepotSelectionComponent) TS:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Dec-30 at 13:39Looks like the datasource is being set outside of the subscribe block which is causing it to get set before the data has been loaded. You should just be able to move that line up into the subscribe block like this:
QUESTION
I have followed the GitHub to setup. I have installed pip, MariaDB, bench, Redis.
After I run the command bench init frappe-bench and cd frappe-bench I don't allow me to create a new site. The following is an error that IO encountered.
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Dec-24 at 19:26After bench init frappe-bench
QUESTION
I'm using the WordPress Redirection plugin to redirect old landing pages to a new domain.
I'm able to match URLs including any query strings and this redirects 100% to the new domain.
Example: From:
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Answered 2018-Mar-12 at 13:51It's quite simple, actually.
Just set the Target URL to:
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I have a set of Gulp (v4) tasks that do things like compile Webpack and Sass, compress images, etc. These tasks are automated with a "watch" task while I'm working on a project.
When my watch task is running, if I save a file, the "default" set of tasks gets ran. If I save again before the "default" task finishes, another "default" task begins, resulting in multiple "default" tasks running concurrently.
I've fixed this by checking that the "default" task isn't running before triggering a new one, but this has caused some slow down issues when I save a file, then rapidly make another minor tweak, and save again. Doing this means that only the first change gets compiled, and I have to wait for the entire process to finish, then save again for the new change to get compiled.
My idea to circumvent this is to kill all the old "default" tasks whenever a new one gets triggered. This way, multiples of the same task won't run concurrently, but I can rely on the most recent code being compiled.
I did a bit of research, but I couldn't locate anything that seemed to match my situation.
How can I kill all the "old" gulp tasks, without killing the "watch" task?
EDIT 1: Current working theory is to store the "default" task set as a variable and somehow use that to kill the process, but that doesn't seem to work how I expected it to. I've placed my watch task below for reference.
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Answered 2019-Sep-18 at 19:31There are two ways to set up a Gulp watch. They look very similar, but have the important difference that one supports queueing (and some other features) and the other does not.
The way you're using, which boils down to
QUESTION
I am working on a powershell module to interact with a REST API.
The API lists folder contents using the pattern '$Site/api/folders/' for the root and '$Site/api/folders/$FolderID/contents' for subfolders.
The function I've built below for listing contents based on a supplied folder name works for pulling a list of folders from the root, and if a $Folder is specified and it is a child of the root it retrieves the contents by pulling the list of root folders, using FindIndex to find the the ID for the folder of that name, and then making the REST call (lines 48-65).
My question is how could I possibly make this work for nested folders regardless of the number of levels? If a user specified '-Folder /myfolder/subfolder/morefolders/ilovefolders', how can I have it go through each of those to display the appropriate results?
Thanks in advance for any help, I'm relatively new at this and have been reading until my eyes hurt to make all this work right so far.
Function:
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Answered 2019-Mar-16 at 05:02Well, I'm not sure if this is the most elegant or efficient way to accomplish it, but I was able to make it work. For anyone looking to accomplish something similar, the relevant part of the code is updated below. This will strip out any leading or tailing slashes, then count the number of slashes plus one to determine how many levels deep to crawl, and then loop through each folder to find its child ID.
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