online-banking | This is a online banking system for local businesses | Business library

There are two prior questions leading to this question (if you're interested):

1. ssl-for-intranet-applications-deployed-at-multiple-companies
2. distributing-ssl-certificates-to-all-browsers-in-an-active-directory-environment

In Electron, do you have the ability to override SSL certificate warnings that you'd typically get when using self-signed certificates via a modern web browser?

Typically, in desktop applications, you do not have to adhere to the strict online-banking-level certificate standards that web browsers warn about. The data I'm transferring isn't that sensitive.

As a matter of fact, one of the only reasons I'm moved my app from http to https, is because certain web standard APIs won't function unless the protocol is https. The Notification API is one example.

Otherwise, the data I'm transferring over intranet just isn't that sensitive. Yet, the browsers attempts to burden me (and my users) with Online-Banking-Level certificate authentication.

I'm trying to avoid this somehow and thought that maybe Electron could give me more client-side control for pre-approving my self-signed certificate. Is this doable in Electron?

I'm in the process of integrating ngupgrade into our AngularJS app and I keep getting these unexpected rejection errors when Karma is loading up.

My app is working fine with ngupgrade it's just the unit tests that are having this problem.

Luckily this doesn't break the unit tests in PhantomJS but in Chrome it does.

I tried going through the app and adding try-catch blocks to all of my promises. I was able to remove one of these but unfortunately, that's it.

Here are my Karma configurations...

I want to redirect page after submit based on option url, I tried following code it not working is there any problem in this below code.

Please help me regarding this.

I've been researching the issue for hours and can't seem to find a working solution to this problem. I've created a redirect from /sites/default/files/OLB%20Registration%20Guide.pdf to /sites/default/files/downl_section/Online-Banking-Registration-Guide.pdf that doesn't work.

Here is the line in .htaccess

Redirect 301 "/sites/default/files/OLB Registration Guide.pdf" /sites/default/files/downl_section/Online-Banking-Registration-Guide.pdf

My first inclination was to remove %20, but still nothing... Does anyone have any insight as to how to create a redirect where the original url contains %20?

Thanks!

.htaccess