I have an umbraco site (umbraco v6), and I have set up custom 404 handling as per http://our.umbraco.org/Documentation/Using-Umbraco/Config-files/umbracoSettings/index. My content tree is as follows:
Content
Root
Greek-Homepage
Greek-Content
Greek-Not-found (id: 1303)
English-Homepage
English-Content
English-Not-found (id: 1304)
And I've set up the <errors> tag as follows:
<error404>
<errorPage culture="default">1303</errorPage>
<errorPage culture="el-GR">1303</errorPage>
<errorPage culture="en-US">1304</errorPage>
</error404>
No matter what I try, I can't get the site to display the 1303 (Greek) node. It only shows the 1304 (English) node.
What am I doing wrong here?
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I'm having a backend server with an upload folder directly in the root.
In my backend, http://localhost:4000, I have my upload folder and I'd like to display the image that matched the url given for each element I have in my backend :
const url = "http://localhost:4000/"
{filteredDrawings && filteredDrawings.map((drawing) => (
etc...
<div className='cardimage-container'>
<Card.Img variant='top' src={`${url}/${drawing.imageLink}`} />
</div>
When checking my browner, i have src="upload/testupload.jpg" displayed as src of the image but I have nothing displayed
I wrote app.use("/upload", express.static(path.join(__dirname, "../upload"))); in my my backend app.
When I try http://localhost:4000/upload/uploadtest.jpg, I have "Cannot GET /upload/uploadtest.jpg"
Thanks in advance
Ok problem solved, the issue was the quote not being ' but `
app.use(`/upload`, express.static(`upload`));
the error you faced is because the route /upload/uploadtest.jpg is not defined well as a route in the nodejs , you should read the document based on id or other identifier and return as a binary.
as for react try {{ }} without $
in this case it should be worked without any problem
I made a component that reads the URL to get an ID and I'm using that ID to show the content the thing is if I use this route the component can't access my public folder.
<Route path="/menu/:dishId" component={...} />
But if I use this one without the '/' I can access my public folder.
<Route path="/menu:dishId" component={...} />
This is my public folder structure.
And this is how I'm accessing my public folder images.
image: "img/uthappizza.png",
You may refer to the Create React App documentation for more details on how to use the public folder.
Below, find a snippet illustration;
// Option 1
image: process.env.PUBLIC_URL + '/img/uthappizza.png'
// Option 2
image: "/img/uthappizza.png"
I might be asking a stupid question but I've spent days on stackoverflow and git as well as Hugo's official documentation and I've gotten 15 different ways of doing something and nothing seems to work.
I have a 1 page hugo website and I want to add in a privacy policy.
Within the root/config.toml I have the following:
[[params.footer.quicklinks]]
text = "Privacy Policy"
link = "privacypolicy.html"
Within root/content I have a file called privacypolicy.md with the following:
---
title: "Privacy Policy"
type: page
page: "privacypolicy.html"
---
Within root/layout/page I have privacypolicy.html
When I click the link on the core page to go to the privacy policy I get a '404 page not found'
Fix the typo layouts. Put the privacypolicy.html file in root/layouts/page dir.
Create a new page dir and put the privacypolicy.md in root/content/page.
Use Url tag in md file like this:
---
title: "your title"
type: page
Url: page/privacypolicy
---
Your content here...
This will open in your http://baseUrl/page/privacypolicy. Recommended to rerun hugo server and hard refresh(ctrl shift R) web pages.
I'm using symfony3 and sonata-project/admin-bundle:dev-master. my problem is that when I generate an Admin class by the command line: sonata:admin:generate, now when I try to access the admin dashboard in order to see my admin class...I get the following error: An exception has been thrown during the rendering of a template ("Unable to generate a URL for the named route "admin_pa_pacomplaint_create" as such route does not exist.") in SonataAdminBundle:Block:block_admin_list.html.twig at line 39.
Edit: Event bin/console debug:router does not show the route of the newly created admin class
Sorry for my question where so easy: I just needed to update the app/config/routing.yml file with the following:
_sonata_admin:
resource: .
type: sonata_admin
prefix: /admin
I'm trying to access some static resource in my visualforce page. I have uploaded a zip file named pqGrid. It's structure is like so:
- pqgrid.min.js
- pggrid.min.css
- images/
--image1.png
--image2.png
Following the directions in the sf docs on [referencing a static resource1, I tried the following:
<apex:includeScript value="{!URLFOR($Resource.pqGrid, 'pqgrid.min.js')}"/>
<apex:stylesheet value="{!URLFOR($Resource.pqGrid, 'pqgrid.min.css')}"/>
Onloading the page, I get a 404:
GET
https://c.cs10.visual.force.com/resource/7975978979000/pqGrid/pqgrid.min.js
404 (Not Found)
GET https://c.cs10.visual.force.com/resource/7975978979000/pqGrid/pqgrid.min.css
I've even tried just referencing an image:
<apex:image url="{!URLFOR($Resource.pqGrid, 'images/cross.png')}"/>
and same 404:
GET
https://c.cs10.visual.force.com/resource/7975978979000/pqGrid/images/cross.png
404 (Not Found)
I've made sure that the resource cache control is public
What am I doing incorrectly?
EDIT
Tried putting all the files into another directory, so it is now pqGrid/stash/[*files]
When I get the 404 not found:
GET
https://c.cs10.visual.force.com/resource/1430434594000/pqGrid/stash/pqgrid.min.css
I tried playing with this url. Trying to navigate to just /stash/ throws a ERR_INVALID_RESPONSE error. Navigating to just /pqGrid/ let's me download the stuff. Trying to go directly to the file, /pqGrid/stash/file.js I just get a blank page.
So the zip is definitely on salesforce, but something is up with accessing it.
Thanks all!
This happens when we specify incorrect paths for our files would suggest to try below
<apex:includeScript value="{!URLFOR($Resource.pqGrid, 'pqgrid/pqgrid.min.js')}"/>
<apex:stylesheet value="{!URLFOR($Resource.pqGrid, 'pqgrid/pqgrid.min.css')}"/>
Sometimes forgetting slash also introduces issues
<apex:includeScript value="{!URLFOR($Resource.pqGrid, '/pqgrid.min.js')}"/>