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  1. Hello there, can you add the HTTP status code "418 I'm a teapot"? I think it is an important part, even tho it serves no real purpose besides being an easter egg. But in 2017 Mark Nottingham wanted to remove this status code and there was an uproar of the community who cares about this code and describes it as "a reminder that the underlying processes of computers are still made by humans" ("Save 418 Movement"). Furthermore there are even more status codes maybe you can link to the wikipedia list of http status codes..
  2. When I decided I wanted to add a visitor counter to my website, I scoured the Internet for a ready-made solution. I don't yet have the expertise to write my own routine, so I was hoping to find something relatively simple to implement. I encountered numerous sites offering free counters. On most of them, the process was the same. They provided a mechanism for customizing the way the counter should look. After selecting the styling options and viewing a preview, you push a button to generate the corresponding HTML code. The code generated is an HTML <img> tag which is to be placed in your HTML document. Typically, the <img> tag is wrapped in an anchor (<a>) tag. From what I've been able to ascertain, behind the scenes there's some kind of CGI process. I'm not sure exactly how it works, but my best guess is that every time my site is loaded, the server increments the count and sends me a new picture. Anyway… From among the myriad choices I had, I elected to use a site called cutercounter.com. The landing page looks like this: After selecting a style that I liked, I entered the URL of my website into the "Your Website URL:" field and clicked on the "Get Your Counter HTML Code" button. Thereafter, the following screen was displayed: I placed the code into my HTML document, which yielded the following: I'm happy with the result, but I have a concern. I'm wondering whether there's a risk in placing that unsecured (http versus https) link in my document. I don't have sufficient expertise to make that determination. Do I have cause for concern?
  3. BACKGROUND: Sometimes I believe that I will never launch my project. The reason for this doubt is clear. Each time that I believe that I have got everything right, I make a small change that i am told will make everything better, and I finish by having to redo much of what I have already done simply to make it work as it did before with the new feature. What keeps me going on the other hand is that I have always somehow been able to overcome each of these sorts of major hurdles. No wonder it has taken me 14 months just to be able to get where I have gotten. DILEMMA: In order to observe the issue that I am having you are requested to follow the steps below. Mind you, the result of the experiment appears to be the same no matter the browser. I have tried it with Chrome, Safari, and Firefox. Step 1: Using the http:// protocol open to the following splash page: http://www.grammarcaptive.com Step 2: Click on the Freeman. This should open to a page with two preceding splash pages Step 3: When the 2nd splash page opens, you should see what appears to be a frame with a series of frames in which each frame is still another set of frames. _______ Step 4: Using the https:// protocol open to the following splash page: https://www.grammarcaptive.com. Step 5: Click on the Freeman. This should open to a page with two preceding splash pages. Step 6: When the 2nd splash page opens, however, the nested sets of frames have disappeared. _______ DISCUSSION: Now, I have made what I believe to be a fairly thorough check for the presence of the https:// prefix on all pages that refer to a link containing Javascript that might influence the behavior of the splash pages in question. I suspect that by having changed the prefix from http:// to https:// that I have, at least for some pages, introduced new code that is no longer compatible with the Javascript code that I am using. My Javascript console tells me that the jQuery variable is missing. Any ideas? Roddy
  4. BACKGROUND: I have some PHP code that I would like to turn on and off from two different approaches: on the one hand, via an HTTP Request from a third-party domain; and on the other hand, via the href attribute of an HTML <a> tag on the same page. Under normal circumstances one might write something like case one. I am proposing cases two and three. Third Party Domain HTTP Request (CASE ONE): Podcast No. 3 <a href='www.grammarcaptive.com?hash=2348dd8we23jrkajddu&podcast_no=003' title='Podcast Overview' target='_blank'>Overview</a> Same Page HTTP Request (CASE TWO): Podcast No. 3 <a href='#podcast_003?hash=2348dd8we23jrkajddu&podcast_no=003' title='Podcast Overview' target='_blank'>Overview</a> Same Page HTTP Request (CASE THREE): Podcast No. 3 <a href='./?hash=2348dd8we23jrkajddu&podcast_no=003' title='Podcast Overview' target='_blank'>Overview</a> QUESTION ONE: If neither case two, nor three is permissible, how would you suggest to achieve the same goal. If either or both cases two or three are possible, which is preferable and why?
  5. Hi... I am inside Ajax success function... here is my code... I have accessed the client server url successfully, but also I have to execuet the query that i have to get the result inside the Ajax function to post in my jsp page..... can someone please assist on how we can acheive this? function Call() { var query='select * from employees'; var querystring = "joinType=3&userLocale=English&query="+query&maxrow="2; $.ajax({ url:'https://testurl', type:'POST', success: function(data, url, jqhxr) { $('#div').html(this.url); console.log('Am here nowww',this.url); } }); };
  6. Hi, So it seems that since the Chrome updated to version 50 They have removed HTML 5 Geo location on HTTP due to security. Now they do however say that it shall all work fine using a localhost for testing as it is being seen as a secure host yet it seems this does not work using a virtual host. If i do a test on "test.local" i will get the same deprecation messages as on a HTTP server but when i change it to "localhost" and run it again it all seems fine. Does anyone know a workaround to still be able to use Geo location using a virtual host or am i now stuck using localhost? Thanks
  7. How should I validate 'wrong' or 'fake' protocols? Not sure how to explain this. I mean type mismatches like gttps : // but also random chars like qwerty : // should be validated. So chars before : // ( placed spaces in the protocols above else I wasnt possible to post it here) How to do this with regex php?
  8. Hello, i'm wondering should i go to HTTPS mode on my website because its available. What are the + & - of http & https?
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