rerouter | Generates 301 redirects from old domains

I have an external script attached to an HTML/EJS page. The script populates images to a page using the 'createElement' and 'setAttribute' commands. In addition I create an 'onclick' attribute so as to run a function when one of those created images is 'clicked'. The code of the external '.js' file is similar to the following:

I recently started using SUMO 1.5.0. I am simulating a simple bus route. I was able to add bus stops and get vehicles to loop in a route using reRouter. Before the bus reaches the rerouter, the bus stops at bus stops, but on the second loop or after reaching the rerouter, the bus no longer stops at the bus stops. Can you please help me with this. Here is the code of the additional file and vehicle stop definition in the route file

I am using the following javascript on a webpage to send information to a Node.js server upon a "click" on an image. This is using a 'POST' request.

(Newbie here, with what I hope is a simple problem!) After running WP for years, I decided to try something a bit more 'involved' and switched to OctoberCMS and poked around on W3Schools PHP.

But after a recent RainLab Blog update, my site only reroutes to an Exception Error. This is what I get for playing webmaster.

The error message is as follows: The component 'RainLab\Blog\Components\Post' does not contain a method 'getRouter'

In my program, I have a GET request sent from a form, to a Flask View.

This is the form:

I have network with 2 junctions. All cars starts from the left and on the first junction they drive bottom(with probability=0.2) or right (with probability=0.8). And that works perfectly fine. The code doing the stuff is below (hello.rou.xml):

Mojolicious + Hypnotoad.

I want my controllers to reroute the remaining portion of the request, so that I don't have to declare all routes at the level of the main script.

So for example, '/foo/bar/baz' should route to Controller 'FOO', which will then decide routing for 'bar/baz', internal to itself.

Main script :

We are working with the iOS Premium HereMaps SDK. Our basic question is how to instantiate a NMARoute object from a quite detailed GPX file. This object should be used for a custom turn-by-turn navigation. At the moment we take the following steps:

1. Create an array of NMAGeoCoordinates objects from the GPX file
2. Create an array of NMAWaypoints
3. Call [NMACoreRouter calculateRouteWithStops:]

Unfortunately we are facing multiple limitations:

• The [NMACoreRouter calculateRouteWithStops:] method limits the number of waypoints. Although we have a GPX file that is detailed enough to create the whole route we have to cherry pick waypoints and let the here service calculate the route again. This process does not ensure we will get exactly the route we had in the GPX file.
• NMAWaypoints cause a "You reached your stopover" voice call out during the turn by turn navigation every time a waypoint is reached. We know that it is possible to use NMAViaWaypoint as type but this is unsuitable for us because NMAViaWaypoints will be dismissed during a reroute process which could happen during the navigation. Moreover stopovers will cause a break in the navigation e.g. in the distances displayed.
• For some GPS points that are located at the middle of a crossing the HereMaps routing calculation sometimes chooses a different route than intended. This is again due to the problem that HereMaps want to calculate the route by its own, despite the fact that we have a detailed GPX file containing the route.

What we are actually looking for is a better way to get a NMARoute object from a GPX file. To our surprise there is a REST endpoint provided by the HereMaps SDK to convert a GPX file to json data but unfortunately no way to feed this data into the iOS SDK.