I have been searching for days now on a way to power my angularJs admin template with Firebase without having to install node.js on my server since it is not supported in the first place.
Someone please advice and help me with some example.
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I really need help or any kind of explanation about my problem.
I have a project built in Microsoft Visual Studio 2019. Its a ASP.NET MVC Application, and I have another project which enables me to create a database in my ("localDb")/ProjectsV13.
My approach was "Database-First", and created Model.espx automatically, and everything works fine (Used Entity Framework).
But now when I'm done making it, I need to PUBLISH It or HOST it. I don't understand the difference between that 2 terms.
I've been searching for solution for a quite a while, and still no solution.
I need to post in on CPanel.
How can someone use my app online?
How can someone see the same data as me?. Because I use localDb.
For example, I have login page for admin (just want someone to login with username:"Admin" and pw: "admin") and use my app.
I published it using FileSystem and managed to start my app with localhost. But that's not what I need
Thank you in advance!
Hope everything is fine.
I have an old ionic v1 project.
The project was using sms features.
however after google update:
I received
Issue: Violation of the Permissions policy
We only allow apps to access Call Log or SMS data for permitted uses and only to enable the app’s core functionality
Google has removed my app.
I need to rebuild it again after fixing the issue.
Now we have ionic v 4.1.0.
My project structure is missed up.
The earlier developer, was using cord-ova, ionic,phone gap... etc
Any suggestions ?
I was finding myself in a similar situation. The best and fastest way in this case would be to start a new project while you have the other one open and try to copy as much code as you can. I hope that helps, good luck!
I have to install Piwik (now Matomo) analytics tool in an AngularJS project. I am using windows and I have to do it in my local environment. I am an absolute noob in this backend stuff So, cannot figure out how to proceed.
The brief idea that I have got till now is that I'll have to use node.js with express.js to setup the local server. Also, I have to use mySQL along with it to store the data.
So, my question is that how can I do the same? Any relevant resources will be really helpful.
I'm currently trying to get along with the Alfresco development environment but after installing properly Alfresco ECM, I'm stuck after having generated the demo app with yeoman.
I can't find the password despite that I've always put admin/admin in anything I've installed.
Alfresco ADF login page
Moreover when I generate an app from the github repository demos like the datatable for instance,
Files from the ng2-component datatable demo
It doesn't give me anything when I start it just a blank page at localhost:63621
I sincerely hope that anyone can help to resolve those issues which I believe may be linked.
P.S : besides that, everything works properly, the Share webapp works perfectly(I can log in with the users I created in it), even BPM (Activiti) that i wanted to try.
There are a couple of things that you can check:
If you are executing the FE and BE from different domains try to follow this guide:
https://community.alfresco.com/external-link.jspa?url=https%3A%2F%2Fgithub.com%2FAlfresco%2Falfresco-ng2-components%2Fblob%2Fmaster%2FALFRESCOCORS.md
check the url it the settings for the Content service and Prcess service are correct.
This question already has answers here:
How do I make a custom subdomain on Firebase?
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Closed 6 years ago.
I'm looking to build a single page application, preferably with angular on the client and firebase as the backend. As for the general data storage there are no need for advanced queries and no need for something like Mongodb along with the MEAN stack for example (which I'm most comfortable developing in otherwise). On the server side firebase has sufficient requirements for what we are looking to build. My question is and what seams to be very hard to find any information about is:
Is it possible to use **multiple domains with firebase running in the background with the same application and database for each and every domain?** (Possibly using node as a static file server alongside with it if firebase isn't enough to tackle this on its own). What I mean by this is that we want to be able to build the same system for our clients but on their separate domains.
The goal is to have a server side application running all the same backend-logic with multiple websites and with angular change the front-end components depending on what domain the user visits. (This has already been fixed and works properly with angular).
I'm not able to find any information about this other than using multiple applications with the same domain. This is not what I aim to do. And the firebase documentation isn't as much help either. The firebase hosting capabilities are the issue for me here and if anyone could point me in the right direction on where to get started it would be very much appreciated!
I've looked around for other alternatives when it comes to routing such as using vhost middlevare with the express framework or Nginx to setup some proxy of some sort but I recon that this shouldn't be necessary or at all possible to use with firebase. And I hope that there's maybe a more straigh-forward approach.
Here is an active issue on using a proxy with firebase:
(Active as of now: June 2016)
https://github.com/firebase/firebase-tools/issues/155
Thanks and I hope this is appropriate to ask in this forum, otherwise please do let me know where I can find more information about this.
I eventually found out what I had to do and it now works the way I need it to. Hopefully this can help if anyone is wondering the same thing in the future.
In the firebase console you can add authorized domains by going to:
https://console.firebase.google.com/project/THE_PROJECT_ID/authentication/providers
and adding the set of domains to your application. (Initially localhost and the firebase-app domain is set when creating the app)
and for test purposes setting the hosts in the GNU. (I'm using mac.)
sudo nano /private/etc/hosts
I'm now able to serve the same application on both: foo.com:5000 and bar.com:5001 just as I was looking to do from the beginning.