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I've been handed a project that involves creating a SOAP API call to Lufthansa's myIdTravel API. (Including the Lufthansa company name here in case anyone with specific experience with the Lufthansa API can jump in. All the API information is public knowledge, and I have obfuscated any private info, like "password".)

While I have plenty of ReST API experience using OAuth2, I have no SOAP experience at all, and I am finding the experience quite frustrating.

I was provided, by Lufthansa, a client.pfx file, and the following example SOAP XML body:

Its suppose to display the output username followed by :Hello but it repeats before moving onto the next username displayed.

SCRIPT:

I have hundreds of text files with contents of this type (these are .txt content files from Kirby CMS):

I'm trying to implement firebase on a Kirby website (a CMS run on PHP) so visitors can mark subpages to show up as links on the landing page.

To do this, I've constructed a form where a user adds their name when on the subpage to highlight it. The form doesn't submit when the button is clicked, but instead uses JS to add a document to Firebase (where it can be approved or deleted).

I'd like to prevent abuse and am interested in adding Recaptcha as a step when the visitor "submits" the page.

A simplified version of my code looks like this.

HTML:

so I have a a PHP Form handler that I have a hidden field in. I use this all the time in my header, however, I have not used it inside a php file. I access the jquery library, use $(document).ready(function () and have my variables inside, as well as getURLParameter("tid"), then ($tbody).html $("tbody").html($("tbody").html().replace(/{{transaction_id}}/g,replaceString));

I keep getting the error: Uncaught ReferenceError: getURLParameter is not defined

I'm probably missing something here, as I have not done this inside a PHP file before.

Should I use .php instead of .html?

Here is the snippet of code:

I am having trouble getting this toggle classes script working across all project divs.

It is set up so when the parent element is clicked, both child elements toggle the class .hide, which functions more as a swap.

Noting this similar post which uses Jquery Toggle classes inside a foreach loop, I have approached this differently because in this instance there are multiple classes to change.

I used getElementsByClassName and defined the element from the NodeList as [0]. This works for the first Project div and for the second when changed to [1].

However, I am stuck on how I can get this working across all subsequent Project divs at the same time. Is this done with a loop? Or using variables? Or by using a this keyword?

I am using Kirby CMS to generate content sections so the Project divs are templated inside a foreach loop.

I have created the following responsive navigation bar with Tailwind and have a problem with the dropdown button ("Folgen") which shows the content always somewhere else on the x-axis than the button (depending on the window width). How could I make sure that the dropdown always stays within the browser window (no overflow outside of the window) and stay close to the button depending on the browser width?

I’m trying to make an api request from another backend (written in Node.js) to my Kirby API, but everything I try just results in ECONNREFUSED. What am I doing wrong?

I am using this API - https://rapidapi.com/rapidapi/api/movie-database-imdb-alternative I am using the JavaScript implementation and I can't see the values I am supposed to. This is not my first work with APIs, but I don't understand this behavior.

My code: