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Recent content by cbreemer
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JavaScript Model validation error when using Fetch or Axios despite returning a status 200 in the backend?
Well, better late than never 😂 A resolution could be helpful to others having the same issue.- cbreemer
- Post #8
- Forum: Desktop Development
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Gallery loop on back button function when only 2 images in gallery
Would it not help to post the NextImage() and PreviousImage() functions ?- cbreemer
- Post #2
- Forum: HTML & CSS
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Kivy Example
Ok, that makes the problem a little clearer at least. I now realize my mistake in blabbing about the debugger Network tab 🙄 I guess you'd better report it to kivy support then. I have a feeling there must be more detailed information than just "not found" which seems a peculiar thing to report...- cbreemer
- Post #6
- Forum: UI/UX and GUIs
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Kivy Example
What do you mean with "call the local image"? That it works when you code it like this ? VideoPlayer: thumbnail: 'c:/some_local_dir/my.png' If that is so, why would it not work when you use an URL ? Is it actually trying to download the png file ? Have you checked the Network tab ...- cbreemer
- Post #4
- Forum: UI/UX and GUIs
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JavaScript Set breakpoint on loading time
That seems to be exactly how a data breakpoint works !? Still not going to work on a document that is not fully loaded yet, I think.- cbreemer
- Post #4
- Forum: JavaScript
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Kivy Example
Looks like it should have worked. Have you checked the debugger's Network tab to see if it's trying to download it ?- cbreemer
- Post #2
- Forum: UI/UX and GUIs
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JavaScript Set breakpoint on loading time
I could be wrong but I don't think you can do that. The DOM is not guaranteed to be complete until the page is fully loaded. It seems to make sense that DOM breakpoints will not work before that.- cbreemer
- Post #2
- Forum: JavaScript
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what is the difference between ferror and perror and clearerr in c ?
LMGTFY ! The Tutorialspoint man pages for each of these three functions have a clear explanation as well as an easy to understand example of how to use it. If something is unclear after that, feel free to ask.- cbreemer
- Post #2
- Forum: C Programming
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PHP How to encrypt AND decrypt passwords?
I agree. Implementing "password recovery" by mailing back the original unencrypted password is a Seriously Bad Idea. Which is why nobody ever does that. Send back a link that the user can use to set a new password. -
PHP How to encrypt AND decrypt passwords?
These are just SSL utility functions that require no certificates. Not sure why you think the encryption bit size is related to the byte size of the data encrypted ? It isn't. And anyway, are you honestly thinking of using passwords of that size ? -
Node.JS Can't get any output from the code
Why ??? Are you scared of the browser ? Please provide some reasoning. -
Node.JS Can't get any output from the code
That code works fine. Node.js just sits there listening to port 8080, and if you direct your browser to localhost:8080 you get the "Hello World". Spaces in the code of course play no part in this. -
PHP Vlucas doesn't work.
I had already suggested the exact same thing, if you read the thread above. Apparently it did not help. Thinking about that, it could be that either the browser or the webserver is caching the PHP file so a change is not seen. Worth trying to clear temporary files and/or restart the web server. -
PHP Vlucas doesn't work.
You'll need to identify your webserver process. I can't do that for you. -
PHP Vlucas doesn't work.
You should be specifying the PID of the webserver process, not the root PID. Enter this command strace -f -p [pid-of-webserver] -o /tmp/strace.log (probably best done as root). Do your test that produces the error. Terminate strace with CTRL-C Then do grep Dotenv /tmp/strace.log and let's see...