I am trying to create an ionic app on existing angularjs project.
I followed the instructions here, and my problem is when I run ionic serve it overrides my index.html file in www folder. So the results will be empty! But if I replaced my index.html file in www folder while the server is running and refreshed I got an expected results and I have this process loop always.
Is there any way to prevent ionic from override my index.html file?
I got the same issue.
I have created a blank project, and everytime I launch:
ionic serve
My www/index.html file is replaced with the blank project one.
I just realize that it replaces the www/index.html file with the src/index.html file.
So now I just edit the index.html file located in src folder.
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Third party application which I'm trying to integrate, asking to put a file inside a .well-known folder. how can I make that file accessible from URL? (example.com/.well-known/token.txt). site is deployed as a gitlab page. every attempt I tried gives 404 error.
If you put your ".well-known" folder inside the "static" folder it should get deployed to the root of your website as you expect.
Everything is working when I run locally, but when I deploy I'm getting this error.
I have a folder structure like this:
Root
content
project
[some_project]
my_post_markdown.md
[some_sub_folder]
[another_sub_folder]
index.html
Build
[some_file.js]
I am able to get my_post_markdown.md to render and link to [some_sub_folder]/[another_sub_folder]/index.html.
The problem is that index.html relies on Build/[some_file.js] and is unable to load it. I'm seeing the folowing in my console
The real errors I see are:
Loading failed for the with source “https://www.greghilston.com/project/global_game_jam_2019/web/Build/UnityLoader.js“. web:10:1
ReferenceError: UnityLoader is not defined[Learn More]
How can I get the sub folder's file accessible by my html file?
I followed the steps outlined in this blog post:
https://medium.com/#aboutin/unity-github-pages-and-file-organization-575ce082b591
Put index.html and all files in /Build and /TemplateData into the same directory.
Modify index.html to remove “Build/” and “TemplateData/” from all file locations.
I'm trying to host my own web server, so i redirected traffic from the domain to my computer. Traffic is successfully reaching my computer and the website is being displayed except ExpressJS is not serving the only CSS file so the content on my website is all over the place because its not being styled.
The failed GET of the CSS file is seen in the console:
resource: net::ERR_CONNECTION_TIMED_OUT xxx.xx.xx.xxx/styles.176e4d821cc3a21887b2.bundle.css Failed to load
Looking further into the error we see it is the only file that failed, even though all the files are in the same physical directory as you see on the next image:
I'm using Angular and this is my dist deployment folder and you can see the CSS file is in the same locations as the JS files but only the CSS file fails to be GET'd:
In Express i have the following which seems to serve the JS and HTML files but not the CSS file:
app.use(express.static(path.join(__dirname, '/')));
Also, everything works perfect on localhost, its only on traffic redirected from my .com website that the site fails to GET the css file.
I used Yeoman to create a web app in AngularJS. Everything works ok, but after using the grunt build command, if I view the built app in the browser (from dist directory), I can see that some yeoman image on the broswer, how i can remove it?
Delete Chrome's favicon cache file.
On the Mac, it's at
/Users/[yourname]/Library/Application\ Support/Google/Chrome/Default/Favicons
Look for a line that looks like this in your index.html in your public folder.
<link rel="icon" type="image/ico" href="../img/favicon.ico">
and change the href to wherever your image is, or to remove it just delete that line.
You only have to do this steps:
Delete the file called favicon.ico (it's in the dir called "app")
If you have the image you want to use as a favicon, go to this link
Click on "create a favicon" and upload your image.
This page will generate your favicon in a file named "favicon" and you have to save it in the same place where you deleted the file favicon of yeoman.
I am trying to use AngularJS for the front-end and Laravel for the back-end. As such, I have setup the following folder structure:
/app
/app (contains Laravel)
/bootstrap
/vendor
/public
/api (want to place index.php for laravel here)
/app (AngularJS files)
app.js
bootstrap.js
index.html
And so I was hoping that by calling /api/myController/ I would get access to myController within the Laravel framework. However, when I call /api/ I get the following error:
The page isn't redirecting properly. Firefox has detected that the server is redirecting the request for this address in a way that will never complete.
How can I accomplish this?
You could do that, and make changes in the index.php file and possibly in the start.php file on where to load the other files from, but you'd need to make sure any time you updated laravel you fixed up any references.
Why not just move the entire laravel application to inside the api folder?