After changing a file, say myfile.asp, changes to this file are not shown when you invoke the file.
To test, I have deleted the file from the web site. Effectively, when you invoke the file, web says it does not exist. Yet when you re-upload the file, it still does not show your changes.
Any help?
Ok. I kept on trying. UNTIL...
I STOPPED and STARTED the website. problem solved.
Hope it helps somebody else.
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I'm working for educational purpose on create a react app and serve it in a subdirectory of an existing domain which already hosts a web application.
Just to try to be more clear I have this situation:
www.mydomain.com (this is a web application currently online)
Now I need to put this new web app under
www.mydomain.com/test
To try to make it work I have my wwwroot folder with my brand new subfolder wwwroot/test.
Now the problem is that if I just put (in wwwroot/test) a simple html file with nothing more than just an <h1> tag, I can open the URL and see the content in it.
If I put my react-app (which work fine in my develop environment) I just see an empty page and if I open the inspector I see that some of the necessary resources aren't reachable because their requests point to root domain (www.mydomain.com/css/ionicons.min.css instead of www.mydomain.com/test/css/ionicons.min.css).
This is my very first time with IIS and I'm trying to get it work by myself, but it seems that I'm unable to find a proper solution to my problem...
Hopefully I was clear enough!
thanks in advance to all who will spent some time reading about this!
I've already made some research and all of them seems to point to some kind of redirect/rewrite rule to write in the web.config of my subdirectory app and/or in the web.config of the root app.
I've also tried to put "homepage": ".", in the package.json which solved the problem of the resources not getting loaded from the proper path but the page is still blank.
I am developing a user script (Tampermonkey) locally. When the local JS changes, I want to automatically refresh the target URL of the user script instead of a local HTML file.
How can this be achieved? I checked every command and configuration information, but did not find a solution, so I came to ask for help.
The method of developing UserScript locally is seen here. The answerer mentioned that browser-sync can be used, but I did not find a way to achieve it.
livereload can solve this problem very well, because livereload is implemented through browser extensions and local programs. When the file changes, the target URL can be refreshed immediately.
http://livereload.com/
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/livereload/jnihajbhpnppcggbcgedagnkighmdlei/related
Often times when i make small changes in my python or html file and upload it to Google App Engine, the changes doesn't seem to apply. I tried clearing my browser cache, and refresh, but still can't see the small change i made in my html file. How do i fix this? how do i know that the changes get uploaded?
Major changes seems to get updated just fine. But if i change a character for example, it doesn't get uploaded. I can't seem to see the change after clearing my browser cache. So, i assume it doesn't get uploaded. Anyone has experience with this?
Does the version in app.yaml match the version that's selected as default in the admin console? A mismatch would explain what you're seeing.
I had the same problem in Java with eclipse. I had to clear all my project and close eclipse, reopen it and deploy my app to appEngine..
Hope it help you
Is there a way to view your app's pass type identifier from the ipa? I am having trouble where my ad hoc build works fine, but once I submitted the app to the app store, PassKit stopped working for apps that were accessed on the device. I don't want this to happen again, so I opened up the .ipa file and tried to find the pass-type-identifier in the embedded.mobileprovision file, but nothing was there.
Stranger still, when I archived, XCode made a archived-expanded-entitlements.xcent file and within it I could see my pass type identifier clear as day. When I turned this archive to a .ipa, however, the rest of the entitlements still showed up in the embedded.mobileprovision file but the pass-type-identifier was still missing.
I was wondering if anyone else managed to find a way to do this?
Thanks,
I am new to OTRS and I am still familiarizing myself with the platform. Recently for some particular reason the attachment uploader started not to work - basically whenever a file is attached, the page refreshes and the file is lost. Any ideas on why this is happening?
One problem might be the file permissions on the server side. Please see my comment above and provide more details.