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Currently, we serve our site using SSR. On some parts of the site, we render components based on the screen size (mobile navbar for example). The SSR is serving the desktop version. So, Googlebot ...
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My website is built using Angular. The frontend pages are built using Angular SSR (server-side rendering). My checkout pages are using Angular, but not SSR. The issue is that once a user lands on an ...
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Is it possible to have server-side Amazon Affiliate ads - from my server, in order to bypass ad blockers? If I use the code supplied by the Amazon Affiliate tools, I get something like this (...
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It's a question about wget. I have a simple file uuid.html in the document root that contains a single line 54da5638-099d-4cf3-9319-c436fcb81334. I get the line in a shell script with content=$(wget ...
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Some times in small shell scripts, I use an http request on a raw text file with no header, only a uuid string for identification. For example, in the apache document root, I might have a file uuid....
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I was wondering if someone could explain/have a solution for why my SSI's do not work if the file I'm including is back a directory. e.g. index.html gallery/pictures.html ssi-files/navigation.html ...
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When should I not to use page meta security headers? For example, I configured the web server server-side with a powerful content security policy and other hardened security headers, but when review ...
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I have a bit of a problem getting our server to know what domain was requested to get to the server. The scenario is like this. site1.tld, site2.tld, site3.tld and site4.tld are all pointing to ...
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I am working with an API which essentially provides me with image urls that are hosted on a CDN somewhere. I can simply pass it a number and it will give me the right image and it also provides me ...
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In my browser(Maxthon) When I give refresh to an URL name: http://m.example.com/page.. I find that on the server side the HTTP_HOST instead gets: http://www.example.com/page.. This is very ...
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PHP is listed as a browser in Google Analytics. 50 sessions have been created. Obviously Analytics data is collected via Javascript executed in the visitor's browser so what is PHP (a server-side ...
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Is there a way, preferably PowerShell based, to extract all the configuration data for a particular web site, for installing that web site on site at clients?
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I'm in the process of deploying my first website which is written is ASP.NET. I need to run a server side script at set intervals during the day which updates a database even if there is nobody using ...
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I'm currently ready to deploy an asp.net website and looking at web hosting companies. The C# code behind periodically uses HttpWebRequest to pull data from an external website to insert into a SQL ...
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I encountered a novel (to me anyway) form of injection attack in one of my logs login as <!--#exec cmd="ls .."--> Which looks like someone it trying to trigger sever side includes on an apache ...
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Is it possible to host dynamic content through GitHub:Pages? More specifically, we are using GitHub Enterprise, so we have a little more control, but I'm not aware of what dynamic content languages (...
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I investigated a situation where 300+ websites hosted on an IIS server were pwned by a hacker. Investigation led me to a text file that contained malicious ASP-classic code. The file was named dz.asp;....
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Is there a PHP/Perl/Python/... library for picking citations out of an HTML file and rendering a nice list of references at the bottom, like in Wikipedia? I'm developing a website with heavily-...
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We have an ASP.Net (Web Forms) site hosted on IIS7. The site contains a table with information retrieved from a database. Paging is enabled for this table, meaning that only 10 rows are displayed at ...
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You'd figure that this would be an easy topic to google, but unfortunately I've been looking for a couple weeks and have yet to find really anything that I'm looking for. The problems I'm running ...
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OK, so there's so much to know that I don't even know where to start. I'm hoping you can help me come up with a list of books to get started with. I'm interested in web applications (for example, ...
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I'm looking for some kind of web application I can host on my Linux web server that will allow users to upload files of arbitrary size to me from their browser without requiring them to log in. ...
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I would like to put syntax-highlighted source code (C) on a website using CGI. I have the GNU source-highlight package on the web-server. Can anyone tell me how to link the source-highlight-cgi script ...
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I may be asking an odd question, but webmasters seem like a decent place to post this. I'm in the search for an accurate, easy API (such as using JSON or XML) so I can use my web application. I've ...
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Right, beginner here so bare with me.. What i've got: A simple html/css website with a page where clients can find informative documents in the form of PDF's and rich text documents, they can just ...
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Been trying for a while to get this script fully working I think I'm nearly there. Ok so I basically need the script to show 3 things, email address - Browser type - Time logged in. EMAILS='/home/...
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I want to be able to get IIS to interpret SHTML files (only in a specific directory) as PHP, and interpret the rest as SHTML. If so, then how?
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I have a lot of SHTML pages. If I change these to PHP to add some more functionality (obviously changing stuff like includes to PHP where necessary) will this effect how search engines index my site? ...
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As part of a web application I am building, I must check if a particular email address exists. This check may be performed at around 1000 times an hour at a given server. Is there any mail server ...
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Does anyone know of any market share information for server-side scripting languages (# of web servers, % of web servers, etc.)? I'm learning how to do server-side scripting with Python (via the ...
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