I have deployed my laravel website in a shared web hosting service provider. All other pages are working except pages like login, and register pages. The pages expire immediately i click the send button. The same pages are working properly on my local website. I am using laravel-7 and vuejs
Someone help me please
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I have built a website on wix.com and embed my existed website on AWS in the web pages of Wix.
However, the users can find the URL of the embedded website from the 'View source' function of the web browser client. Is there any way to hide the URL in the HTML of the webpage?
Alternatively, is there any way to let the user sign once using the same user name and password to login to both my website on Wix.com and my website on AWS?
Thank you.
I have a progressive web appliacation. on the home page i have a loging modal. If a user logs in the application reloads and now instead of the login button the server renders the user profile. now the problem am experiencing is that when i implemented the pwa, It caches the homepage and everything in it so the new page from the server is not rendered after the user logs in.
My application backend is in Nodejs(REST API) and is use javascript to consume the api but i use ejs to render the pages. How can i solve this?. For now i decided not to cache the homepage where i have the login modal. After doing this i realized the application is now not meeting PWA installation requirements.
You can cache everything in the service worker.
When you need to display different content for an authenticated user vs unauthenticated user you can render that as needed either in the UI code or even in the service worker.
A common example would be to show/hide the login, logout and profile link in the header. This is all doable with a few lines of code as the page is loaded.
These examples are mostly classList.[add|remove|toggle]. The profile might use a simple template and setting the innerHTML of a wrapper.
It is not that complicated in the end, I do this all the time for applications.
It sounds like you shouldn't configure your service worker to cache your normal HTML. Instead, you can use a service worker that will always go to the network when online, and will display custom "Sorry, you're offline" HTML when there's a navigation request that fails.
Here's a live example of following this pattern:
https://googlechrome.github.io/samples/service-worker/custom-offline-page/
Doing this will is sufficient to meet the "add to homescreen" PWA installation requirements.
I have a Flutter Fluxstore app.
Web application is developed in Magento 2.
My website payment gateway is not supported by Flux store.
So, now I want to do checkout process using the website (by loading checkout web URL in Web View).
So here I need a solution for this how-to pass current user session to checkout page and load user cart and checkout stuff to the current logged in user?
Can you please help me on this.
I have a one.com account and I uploaded my website to my webspace but my website isn't showing up, instead I see the default one.com welcome page saying "XY.com is hosted by one.com"
I've been digging around the admin dashboard and one.com docs but I can't find any solution.
Have you tried setting up an FTP connecting (or SSH connection) to your domain to remove the webpage they deployed by hand and then upload your own website
I am hosting a web page with the shell.internet ocx. The hosted URL is an ASPX page, but my page is classic ASP. How can I know if the session to the hosted page is still alive?
If there is a blip in the internet or the App goes down, the session ends. How can I determine this so I can close my hosted web page gracefully?
You should never close web pages. Leave that up to the user. You should be redirecting the user to the login or some other page and providing them with the appropriate information.
At the top of each page you should check for the presence of the session variable and redirect to the login/error page.