I am following the Candy Machine v2 tutorial and have hit a bit of a wall when it comes to actually correctly displaying my NFTs.
I think the issue is somewhere in the metadata structure but I have hit a bit of a dead end.
Metadata json of the example file, this is the file from Metaplex:
https://solscan.io/token/GvdHdmKHVuyYXMd2EZrRqgCSqLsmWRfmYt7dNoMo4LZn?cluster=devnet#metadata
I'm not entirely sure where things are going wrong but any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
Your uri is currently set to: cryptorockers/ipfs/QmS4doTov9nj43DTv8FXY9YKiLeUodAgfo9P7hikoECtzF which is not a relevent resource. This would explain why your NFTs do not display.
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I have a quick question regarding my assignment for school. So essentially it is a webform and I upload a photo and some info, and the .cgi file populates the data into a profile. I got it working when I upload the image to "public_html/images" folder, however the assignment requires me to upload and retrieve the image from "public_html/cgi-bin/assn1/images". The image uploads to both the "public_html/images" and the "../cgi-bin/assn1/images". However, in the case of the latter, I can't retrieve it. Can someone please give me some information as to how I could go about doing this? Also this is the school server so I am limited to what I can do...
profile photo.... <img src="../assn1/images/$fileName">
Any help would be appreciate it. Thank you in advance.
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What, exactly, do you mean by "I can't retrieve it"? Are you getting some kind of error message or a missing image icon? Is anything being written to the web server error log?
It's possible that the web server is configured so that everything under the /cgi-bin directory is interpreted as a CGI program. In which case, you shouldn't be storing static content there.
I have great luck using a combination of Google (and usually StackOverflow) to locate help with errors in software. But I'm wondering if there's a better way. How about tagging all errors with a unique ID?
This is just a suggestion, hopefully someone will take this in an even better direction. As a starting point I see errors registered the way we register web sites. Maybe they are web sites. Each error would have a URL. And that URL would have an associated abbreviated version for cases where we want to reference the error but want to save space.
The app developer would be under no obligation to provide anything at the error URL location. That would be optional but nice. Maybe the URLs would all be based on a global domain like wikipedia where anyone can contribute info. My main goal though is just to tag errors with something to make web searched more effective when I'm looking for help.
I've been devolving several Magento modules on a Mac's local Apache server. Lately, I've moved the modules to a new Magento install on a new server. My problem is that all but one is 404-ing when I'm trying to load their admin pages. I can't find any reason why this one module works and the others don't even try to load pages. Most if the code is very similar from one to the next. Also, the 404 pages are not helpful and there are no exception or log entries to help me. These all work on the old server, and although some of the code has bad/old links that need to be fixed, and those generate errors I see no reason they aren't trying to load pages and generating errors.
I think the configs work, because I get the admin menu. Since the layouts have nothing concerning the front part of URL's, I see no reason for the problem to be them, either. I could post code, but I have no idea what to post that could be causing this.
I would greatly appreciate any insight that could be causing this.
When i devolve modules on windows and send to Linux, sometimes forget and make some thing on capital letter and others on lowcase, windows isn't case sensitive on this case, but linux is. maybe is the same on Macs / Linux
I was wondering if you guys can help me out. Im making a website for an authorized Dish dealer. Ive been trying to retrieve the flash animation on dish.com. I was able to get it through firefox with 'Page Info' but all I get is a black rectangle without no animation. Its a .swf, any help is appreciated.
There are a couple of possible issues there.
There's a chance that the movie is loading something from that domain, which will not get loaded when the container movie is loaded in another domain due to cross-domain policy issues (and security sandbox restrictions).
Also, in its code the developer might have made it to check the URL and restricted some actions accordingly.
Another possibility is, it might be using some data that it gathers from the page source, or a server-side script which you might not be providing it.
These are the most likely possibilities I can think of, but if I get a chance to think more I'm sure I can come up with many others.
I log all visits to detect bots. Got sometimes visit with ip from another country and user agent like "Java/1.6.0_32". Is it probably a bot?
It's definately not one of the major browsers. It's probably a screen-scraper - you could probably take it as a compliment that somebody finds the content provided by your site to be useful.
"You could probably take it as a compliment that somebody finds the content provided by your site to be useful..."
You might be right, but I`m not 100% sure.
An unrecognized bot could be trying to steal you content, attempting to spam links or scanning for vulnerabilities...
I've checked Botopedia.org and found no reference for this user-agent.
Might be fine, but it seems fishy to me.