I want to know if its posible to make a plugin for OFSC with cordova integration. I have a web page with a simple HTML plugin, and I want to add SQLite storage into the plugin.
I have tried including the cordova.js reference to the index.html plugin page, and it's loads well, but don't works on the application, When I try to open a database I alwais get an error.
If I load the plugins files outside OFSC context on a cordova package the SQLite plugin works perfectly.
I am not sure if the it is posible or if it's not necesary to load cordova on the plugin index page because I have seen references to cordova on the OFSC package.js file.
thanks in advance
You can only use browser cache to enable your application for offline working. You can use browser local storage or browser's IndexedDB etc in your plugin.
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I made a portfolio website, but this site doesn't stop loading.
Sorce code is here.
Does anyone have a solution? or the reason why this happens?
Deploy only your bundled static files. I can access your entire svelte project under your domain. check the sources tab in your browser's DevTools.
since you use vercel for deployment, check this out.
https://github.com/vercel/serve
Check for service workers (If you are using them)
But more probably
2) ALWAYS npm run build before firebase deploy
After installing the Mandeeps Cloud Storage module, we have confirmed it is enabled as a connector. We have confirmed, using the DNN site assets the files are being read from Azure. We do have an issue with the CKeditor, reading files locally and not using the connector. Is there a setting or fix for this.
I havent used the Mandeeps cloud storage but their knowlegdebase is pretty good and it seems to cover this topic
"you can use existing Azure folders by adding a folder of the same name in Add Folder TextBox in FileManger"
https://www.mandeeps.com/support/knowledgebase/cloud-storage-folder-types-windows-azure
there is also a default file location for the ckeditor that can be configured from the site settings page
HTML editor manager
I have recently migrated the website (https://www.chennaicrackersonline.com/) from shared server to cloud server. The website is developed in magento 1.9.0.1 using mysql.
After moving the magento files and database to the cloud server, the website css and js are not loading properly. After given the proper permission for the css and js folder also, not resolved the issue.
While checking the page source, it appears that the css were merged and js were merged. Please refer the screenshot for the better understanding below:
When I check the page source, I could see that there is "m" folder and "1497249376" folder. Actually these folder are not exist or not created properly in the respective location. It is applicable for the js files also. Js files also resides inside "m" folder. But there is no "m" folder physically.
I am not sure what is the exact issue and how to resolve this issue? Is there any permission issue or any plugin /module causes this issue? Can you guide me / help me to sort out this issue?
Just disable JS and CSS merging until you figure out the problem.
For Magento 1.x go to admin panel > System > Configuration > Advanced > Developer.
Make sure you are using Default Config for Current Configuration Scope (dropdown menu at the top in left sidebar).
Go to JavaScript Settings and CSS Settings and set the Merge options to No.
Reset Magento cache and browser cache, then reload your page.
I have installed an instance of Hippo CMS (version 7) and I already mapped a domain to a website. I also have an external repository for Hippo.
The problem is, Hippo will reset all of my domain mapping data if I clean the project by maven. Any rebuild command will be effect my domain mappings on Hippo. How can I solve this problem.
Note: after rebuild, I can see all of the documents in the CMS browser and console except domain mapping configurations.
are you using auto-export? if not I would look at the bootstrap module:
bootstrap/configuration/src/main/resources/hst/configurations/{sitename}/sitemap.xml.
This is the file it will bootstrap everytime you do a mvn clean install (or verify).
If you add your changes to this xml (or turn auto-export on when making your sitemap changes) they will be reloaded once your rebuild your site.
Regards,
Dodo
after updating my test project to beta8 (not without a huge pain), I finally managed to have my project up and running.
Now, every time I try to debug with IISExpress, I have explicitly point to the page "index.html" and this breaks my angularjs app.
There is a way to map index.html as default document in IIS Express?
I think you need to properly configure the middleware:
app.UseDefaultFiles();
It has some overrides if you need them. You can find more details here.