Posts by Willian Tamagi • 111 points
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viewsA: Apache Rewriteengine affecting Tomcat - Ubuntu 16 server
After creating a new subdomain I was able to make the specific rewrite configuration for Subdomain. in the file "/etc/apache2/sites-enabled/000-default.conf" includes the following treatment.…
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viewsQ: Apache Rewriteengine affecting Tomcat - Ubuntu 16 server
I have the following problem. I have set up the htaccess file so that all requests are redirected to using ssl (https). So far everything worked correctly, but recently I installed Tomcat on the…
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viewsA: External filter in ng-table
I think this will help you a lot: https://scotch.io/tutorials/sort-and-filter-a-table-using-angular…
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viewsA: Data gets wrong when converting to Date in Javascript
Hello, That’s right, js considers that the string you are passing as a parameter is in UTC format (because it does not have the time zone in the string), so when it converts to Date it considers its…
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viewsA: Angularjs value $Scope out of view
Are you using ngRoute? would you kindly send your full example code? Maybe it’ll help you https://jsfiddle.net/willtamagi/ng12enmL/3/ EDITED Maybe using Factory helps you friend, follow an example:…
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viewsA: String string.fromCharCode()
In theory the code will solve your problem, I used the variable "n" as a pointer to know which position of the array should increment, but I believe that in practice it will take a lot to execute…
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viewsA: String string.fromCharCode()
To do this you need, I recommend using "String.fromCharCode". It would look something like this: var s = []; var retorno = ''; for (c3 = 33; c3 < 126; c3++) for (c2 = 33; c2 < 126; c2++) for…
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