I developing an application which has static content builder for HTML pages. I am able to create ftp account and addondomain in cpanel via xmlapi but I dont know how to upload it in cpanel file manager. I want to know api1 or api2 syntax for file uploading in cpanel. Please help me. I am waiting for your response. I am using PHP for backend programing.
There should be an Upload button on the main toolbar (see here - http://blogerr.net/getting-started-with-file-manager-in-cpanel/ ). If you can't see it, you may need to reset your cPanel configuration...
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I am working on project using reactjs ,In that I want to access user's google drive and create my own folder
and upload file in it , Creating folder is not done by user ,it should be done automatically in backend ,I just ask to user for accessing google drive....
I am trying use of google drive API in reactjs but creating folder and uploading I am not getting
Can anyone help me out in this?
Thank you.....
I'm developing a react app that is to be used by students to access reading materials, I'm using React-pdf-viewer to view documents and it's all working fine but for users with IDM extension on the pdf doesn't load in the viewer but instead it gets captured by IDM and prompt the user to download instead. I'm serving the pdf to the react-pdf-viewer as URL from my server. Is there a way I can prevent any IDM from auto downloading the pdfs. Thanks in advance
I try to integrate the PDFTron API in an ionic 5 application in which I download the pdf from the server, store them on the phone and then open them with the API
currently when I put the files in the assets folder of my ionic project, the api opens it without problem
but when I download the file to the phone memory and try to open it with the API by passing the link of this file, I have the following error (on the image)
Is there a way to fix this or store the downloaded files in the assets folder?
for those who encounter this same problem, just convert the native url (Ex file: ///storage/emulated/0/USL/20.PDF) into a url that the webviewer accepts using this:
let safeURL = win .Ionic.WebView.convertFileSrc (your native url);
you can also follow this link: where was file location downloaded in Ionic
For security reasons, browsers normally don't allow JavaScript pages to load local files from the local environment. Your option for this is to either use local paths if possible to run or to create a local server that access and serve the file to the client side.
I have an application where the user generates QR codes. These generated qr codes are stored as png in the public folder so that he can access them and download them.
The user can delete the QR codes as he wishes and I dont want the QR codes to stay in the public folder if it wont use them.
Is there anyway to access the public folder from the routes API and have some function delete a specific QR code's png?
Thanks!
Resources in the public folder are statically generated and shouldn't be modified during runtime. In development, it works because the dev server is doing some magic for you, but it's not a scalable solution. Assuming you could get this to work, you will run into issues when you want to scale out your service.
Consider that you run multiple instances of your Next.js web application. Which public folder would the file go into? What if you have your application versioned through source control and you deploy it to a remote service like Vercel or AWS using CI/CD. What will happen to the images in the public folder when the new version is pushed?
Instead of trying to upload resources to the public folder during runtime, I recommend using a SaaS solution to host the QR codes. Good options are AWS S3 or Cloudinary. You can upload the image temporarily to the API route and then use an API to upload the image to the service you choose.
Alternatively, you can use something like AWS s3 presigned URLs to make uploading images even easier. Simply have your API route return a presigned URL to the client and have the client upload directly to Amazon's servers without having your application serve as a middleman.
Hi Team,
I have a silverlight WebApplication, it has a folder on webserver that download a document and store for clients to view. The issue I am facing is that eventhough windows authentication is enabled and directory browesing is disabled. I am able to access and view the image using the url i.e. (http:\loclahost\webapp\dir\image1.tif) form a different domain.Is there some configuration I can do on web server (IIS 8) or I need to adopt some encryption logic in my code.
Any suggestion or help on this would be of gr8 help.
If it's what I'm thinking, You must set permissions to IISUSRS (a system user created for ISS) to write and read your folder.