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I'm currently trying to let people download a file on their smartphone by scanning a QR Code that contains an URL to the download path.
The QR Code is generated by Googles Charts Api Url.
The problem is, the download path contains a # due to I'm working with Angular, and the QR code only contains the url part before the # .
Once I remove the # it works fine.
I think you need to encode the URL:
encodeURIComponent("http://yoursite.com/path/#thing")
Outputs:
"http%3A%2F%2Fyoursite.com%2Fpath%2F%23thing"
The docs say that the data must be URL-encoded.
Have you tried URL encoding? Replace # with %23 and see if it works.
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https not defined
Even after adding
const https=require("https");
The issue ain't getting resolved .
Does http:// work? If it does, the site you are attempting to connect to might not be secure. https:// only works if the site information is encrypted.
You gave const https=require("https");, but I don't know the context of what you are attempting to use it for, so this is hard to answer.
Are you using that variable out of scope?
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I use rtk query and react with typescript. When developing a Cyrillic application in the link worked. For example, "/main/привет" was encoded 1 time on the local backend. But now we have backend on the server reg ru and requests are additionally encoded.
That is, instead of "%d0%bf%d1%80%d0%b8%d0%b2%d2%b5%d1%82" sends to backend additionally encoded "%25d0%25bf%25d1%2580%25d0%25b8%25d0%25b2%25d0%25b5%25d1%2582". I looked in the debugger and in the request everything is fine, but in the response is already another url . As I understood the request is additionally encoded under the hood rtk query. How can this error be corrected?
I want the Cyrillic not to be encoded further
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I want to have a function that will overwrite the content of a file in the same directory, on the user's computer that has downloaded the software. The file is an hta file, not an HTML file, so there should be no security issues with the browser.
If your JavaScript code runs on the browser (expect your file is on the server), its impossible to do it due the security reasons, else you can use fs module on Nodejs.
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My website is mockmydata.com - This website is from a template - it opens fine on my local machine, but when I host it, the pop-ups don't work as expected.
Is it something to do with my "#" tag or is it a javascript that is causing the issue?
It's because you have a problem with your server.
403 Error when you try to load the Jquery file
You have two solutions :
Use a CDN
<script src="https://code.jquery.com/jquery-3.4.1.slim.min.js" integrity="sha256-pasqAKBDmFT4eHoN2ndd6lN370kFiGUFyTiUHWhU7k8=" crossorigin="anonymous"></script>
Or
Solve your miss configuration on your server, maybe you use a .htaccess that remove the access to your file
Your server returns HTML response status 403 for every JavaScript it's trying to load (jQuery for example).
That may be the reason that none of your JavaScript is functioning.
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I've implemented the router and everything works (navigation etc.) but how can I make sure that when I want to go to http://myapp.dev/members that the url is handled by react (router)? When I type that URL in my browser now, nothing happens, because the /members doesnt exist (backend)
You need to redirect your backend to wherever your react application is. react-router themselves have it in their documentation. If you're on nginx, use a try_files rule to try, see if it exists, and if not, fire back to wherever your react app is.
The same goes for Apache using rewrite rules.
Both are actually very well documented within the doc.