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I'm working on a next.js project with Contentful as Content Management System. I want to return the 404 page for a server-side rendered dynamic route after a client-side page transition.

When I request the page directly (by entering the url or refresh the page) everything's working fine and the 404 page gets returned. But when the user is already on the site and navigates through a "next/link" Link (client-side page transition) to a server-side rendered page, getServerSideProps only returns the JSON that contains the result. Which is ok as documented here: https://nextjs.org/docs/basic-features/data-fetching#only-runs-on-server-side. This results in a completely empty website and the following console error:

[Error] Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 404 (Not Found) (page.json, line 0)

Here's my getServerSideProps of the page I want navigate to:

I have an HTML table with columns of different colours. This is done by assigning to each table cell 'td' element a CSS class defined with the appropriate colour.

Any table row background colour changes when it is subject to a mouse hover. This is done by the following CSS declaration in the style block of my HTML document:

I'm building a Content Management System with Pages that contain Blocks. I fetch a page with an id and then fetch blocks that is associated with the same page id. In a blocking fashion, I would do:

Given a table 'TEMPLATES'(with columns ID,NAME,IS_MASTER,MASTER_ID etc) which describes multiple content management system elements e.g. masters, templates etc. The column IS_MASTER filters the master-docs. I want to filter all master-docs and the associated elements(documents), which point to the master over the 'MASTER_ID' column of the same table but I want to order the rows one after another for example after a result row which shows a master should be listed the elements, which point to this master (and not all rows mixed up like in the screenshot) :

But I can only do it in this way, I don't know how to order or group by

I just want to ask if it is possible to create variables on a php file so that the new input fields that I will create using a Content Management System (CMS) will have it's data stored on that new variables so I can query all those data to the database. (I'm sorry I'm so bad at explaining).

For example, I have this 4 Input Fields which has its own variable to house their data; Lastname, Firstname, Middlename, and Phone Number

sample code:

Summary:

1. I decided to use python for my thesis
2. I started my project while simultaneously studying about python and django
3. I've added a lot of contents, models, and apps in my project, and I just now realized that I need to create a Content Management System, and somebody told me to use Django Rest Framework.
4. I started searching on how to use it, and everything that I saw installed it before creating the project, and it might be too late for me because I might have a lot of errors that I might not be able to trace.(or maybe django rest framework should really be installed before starting)
5. Can someone tell me if its possible to just install it? Or a hint/tip for alternatives? I only have less than 2 weeks left before my defense. Thank you for the help and understanding, Im new sorry

I'm developing a custom content management system with Symfony 5 and Doctrine.

I'm trying to implement a relation between the entities Document and Video (actually there are many more, but for simplicity sake let's say are just two) and the User entity.

The relation represent the User who wrote the document or recorded the video. So the relation here is called Author. Each document or video can have one or more author. Each User can have none or more document or video.

I would like to use just a single associative Author associative entity, like this:

entity_id|author_id|entity

Where:

• entity_id: is the id of the document or video
• author_id: is the user_id who authored the entity
• entity: is a constant like document or video to know to which entity the relation refer to

The problem is that I cannot understand how to build this in Doctrine. Was this a classic SingleEntity<-->Author<-->Users relationship I would have build it as a ManyToMany item, but here it's different.

Author would probably contain two ManyToOne relations (one with the User entity and one with either the Document or the Video entity) plus the entity type field, but I really don't know how to code the "DocumentorVideo`" part. I mean:

Hope someone can help.

I have an existing bash script that sends a weekly email listing any new documents added to my CMS:

If you've used upwork you might be familiar with their UI.
Here I tried to make it's small feature when when user clicks on any freelance job offer, another page opens from left side transform: translate(120%) to transform: translate(0)