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I've tried using the mod_spelling but ran into issues, I was hoping to achieve this by just using htaccess. Similar to this ( taken from this post) (however this would lowercase all the URLs I assume)

I have an angular date picker within a reactive form with a required validator. The problem is that it is always not valid, even when a date is picked. Strangely the control does not display red when it is invalid. Do I need to do some manual css rules for this? HTML and Typescript below. A stackblitz of the issue is here https://stackblitz.com/edit/angular-ewa1kj-vv5baj?file=app/input-error-state-matcher-example.ts

I've tried with a without an errorStateMatcher on the date picker -- same result

Thanks

Pete

HTML:

We know that Gatsby builds pages in the directory src/pages/ automatically with the path of the same name as the .js file. For example, I have a file src/pages/example.js, when I run the command gatsby develop in the terminal, the webpage will be available on the site “localhost:8000/example”.

However, given that I am not allowed to build the webpage with the path “/example”, is there a way to blacklist the path “/example”, stop the build/develop process whenever we try to build using a blacklisted path and report an error like “You are not allowed to build the page with the blacklist path: /example” in the terminal?

To give you more context, I now have some website built in Docusaurus running on the url “www.example-domain.com/example”. I want Gatsby to report an error when building the site on “www.example-domain.com/example” and tell the developer that this path is already in use so that the developer can change the name of example.js to other names like another-example.js.

I cannot figure out what the neo4jclient equivalent is for the following cypher query:

I'm having a problem acessing slots out of slot definitions. I can inspect class objects, see their slots definitions and even get some standard info about the slots definitions. However I can't access user-defined information about the slot definition.

I've already googled this for quite a while and ended up reading CLOS & MOP specifications, a bit of the Lisp Cookbook, about some MOP concepts, and some related questions on StackOverflow that didn't help much. I even readed a piece of SBCL's implementations, but to no avail.

From the pieces that I was able to put together, I can access many slots of a SLOT DEFINITION via some functions, e.g. access the NAME slot of the SLOT DEFINITION using CLOSER-MOP:SLOT-DEFINITION-NAME (which is certainly helpful), but I can't do so for slots that don't have one of these functions. For example, I can't access the REFERENCES slot which is provided by the MITO package when defining slots in a DEFCLASS.

Here's a minimal working example:

Im using the new neo4j Client from https://www.nuget.org/packages/Neo4jClient/4.0.0.1-prerelease, now I would like to use parameters like from https://github.com/Readify/Neo4jClient/wiki/cypher-examples

in my C# App and try to save a new node Person with:

How to use sendgrid library as a third party in codeigniter. On their website I could find smtp code that extend normal codeigniter email class. Any help?

I have a React app with .NET Core back end hosted in a PaaS. I'm trying to URL rewrite a request to another application, but I'm not being able to rewrite it to another domain. For instance:

My application is located at:

https://example.com

My JS makes a GET request to /api/orders, then I have a request to:

https://example.com/api/orders

I'm trying to use the URL Rewrite middleware to rewrite this request to:

https://another-example.com/api/orders

I've already tried using this:

I have some data formatting I need to do to create an array of elements I can pass. This is what I have: