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Currently working on Cordova App.
I use <img class="profile-thumbnail" src="cdvfile://localhost/persistent/Photo/mypicture.jpg">to display some content into the view.
When I generate a new mypicture.jpg using the file API to overwrite the existing one, then the picture disappear from the view and never come back before I kill and relaunch the app.
I try with:
$('.profile-thumbnail').attr('src','cdvfile://localhost/persistent/Photo/mypicture.jpg');
after my storage success call, but it still don't display the correct picture just after update.
When I relaunch the app, the new file is displayed properly.
So, how the cdvfile:// protocol handle updates?
Is there any cache to flush after updating the file?
Any preferred techniques to handle this kind of request?
I found the issue, the way I store the updated picture was not correct.
I created the file, but the way I write my picture in it was wrong. So it displayed an empty file.
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I am busy working on this website (http://backtohealth.co.za/home.php) but many of the images are not loading in correctly. I have tried pre-loading the images and changing height values but neither worked. This issue only seems to be with the current host as when I tried with another host there were no issues. What could the issue be?
Go to Chrome Dev Tool (F12), tab Network, filter with Img, you will see most of picture is loading in the half. So the problem causing by the image's source it self (the server), not causing by the site.
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I've spent last five days looking for solution for google tag manager and nothing find.
I've instal GTM module for the Drupal 7 and got next generate code and behaving for page of product.
I noticed strange behaviour in GTM after enabling GTM in google admin page.
He automatic redirect to another page product after i clicked in on product.
I have understand way why this happens with img 1 but don't now how to fix it.
differents urls in datalayer and current location
I am not sure if I understand the question correctly. That you are redirected is the expected behaviour.
There is an eventCallback in the dataLayer. There specified is a JS function that is executed when the tags associated with that event have been fired. In your case that JS function is a redirect, and it redirects to "https://constructors.com.ua/lego-super-heroes/lego-super-heroes-perehvat-kriptonita-76045", so if that is what you are seeing then everything works as it should.
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I'm using XAMPP, and I have two directories in htdocs. Basically, I am trying to do the following:
A button from localhost/folder-website1 directs me to localhost/folder-website2
If it's any helpful, website2 is a Lumen project that serves as an API, and I'm trying to see if I'm able to connect to it.
Edit:
In website1, I have a button that does the following:
function test(){
window.location.href = "localhost/website2/public";
}
From what I see, the URL becomes
http://localhost/website1/localhost/website2/public
You created a relative link because the protocol scheme is missing as the beginning of your URL. localhost/website2/public will redirect to the localhost/website2/public URL in the current driectory.
Provide an absolute URL with the schema in order to get to the right page:
function test(){
window.location.href = "http://localhost/website2/public";
}
use window.location.href = "http://localhost/..."
or use
Thanks
Raj
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I'm trying out jQueryUI for the first time, and I'm trying to use the draggable function, for a div as follows:
$("#draggable").draggable();
However If I refer to the google hosted jQuery API, it doesn't seem to work :
script src="http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jqueryui/1.11.1/jquery-ui.min.js"
But if I download and use a local copy of the library, it works :
script src="jquery-ui.min.js"
Am I missing something?
I noticed that the problem was not the hosted api. I was referencing the jquery.min.js file after referencing the jquery-ui.min.js. When I corrected the order, it worked. I guess jquery-ui.min.js was using assets from the jquery.min.js library, and was erroring out when it couldn't find a reference to it.
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So I recently launched a jQuery plugin and people are downloading it, but I'm trying to figure out how I can tell where it's being used. The only way I can think of is to try search for the .js or .css file somehow, maybe the folder name.
Is there anyway to search for this?
This seems like such an obvious idea I'm sure you've thought of it and there's some problem, but how about taking some piece of your code, long enough to uniquely identify it, and search for that? It definitely wont get everything, but maybe the results are better than nothing.