file-extensions | JSON collection of scraped file extensions | JSON Processing library

Edit: Fixed an mistake in which I referred to about.html as /about/ in my HTML, but am still experiencing the same issues.

I understand that this is a duplicate of a question that has been asked many times before, but the solutions of others are not working for me. What I'm trying to do is reroute, for example, index.html to /index/ and about.html to /about/.

I tried to use @louisvno's answer here, @michael-bleigh's answer here, and @HarsH's answer here, all of which were to add the following to the .json file:

I'm writing a script using Qt's ECMAScript. The files use the extension .qs, which VSCode does not currently have syntax highlighting for. javascript syntax highlighting, however, is plenty pretty to satisfy me.

Is there any way to map .qs to javascript from within the .qs file? This would be similar to File Variables for Emacs or Modeline Magic for Vim.

I know that I can map .qs to javascript in the VSCode settings as described here, but would prefer something that ships with the file.

There's also this extension that seems to achieve this, but I'm curious if there are other options.

My goal is to display items in the directory C:\test in a log file called log.txt without displaying the file-extensions of the files found, e.g. .zip, .pdf, etc.

My script so far:

I am using PowerShell and PowerShell Core in parallel. Not all my scripts which I have wrote for the "big" PowerShell are working in PowerShell Core and vice versa.

To avoid chaos, I was thinking if I should use two file-extensions:

• .ps1: PowerShell
• .pwsh: PowerShell Core

In Windows the extension is more important then in Unix systems where the shebang (#!/bin/mytool) would help to solve the problem.

Is the usage of two extension "best practice" or there are better options?

Additional: I am not sure if a .pwsh script will be executed by PowerShell when I call a script from command line / terminal.

I found a similar question in Unix / Linux context. https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/182882/use-sh-or-bash-extension-for-bash-scripts

I have an HTML form that includes a file. I want to be able to catch the response of the form post and edit my page according without a refresh.

To do so I am using an Ajax call that submits the form for me. However, whenever I call the new FormData(form) it submits the form instead of just taking the form data.

Here is the form HTML

It is possibe to create context menu entries for Window's File Explorer for all files by creating registry entries such as

I am struggling to read SAS JMP files with Pandas read_csv function into Pandas dataframe. Does anyone have experience with this type of data file? What is the most efficient way?

I'm trying to rename all files in a directory with de JPG extension to lowercase jpg. I've made this bash code with the help of this post:

I am completely desperate !! I ask for your help! it's been almost two weeks now that I block on this point and I do not sleep almost at night :-(

the context:

Symfony 3.4 vich-uploder "^ 1.4"

I get this exception:

SQLSTATE[23000]: Integrity constraint violation: 1048 Column 'document_name' cannot be null

I explain my problem:

-I have a OneToOne relationship between 2 entities (NoteFrais and Justificatif).
- Each NoteFrais has one Justificatif.
- Justificatif is a vichUplodable file.
- Everything works perfectly on my local environment.
- The problem arises only on my version in production on server. In this same project, I already have other mapping vich_uploader for other relations between other entities. Everything works perfectly for them.

Here is my configuration: