Is there a way to redirect SSRS - 2016 to a specific folder depending on the origin URL? For example, if the origin were: http://originsite.com/Reports.aspsx
I would want the report viewer to land on folder: /SpecificFolder and NOT on the Home folder.
For example: I want all traffic hitting the SSRS machine from a particular URL to direct to a particular folder of my choosing.
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My team and I have recently purchased a Google Domain, but when trying to have the website it is connected to, it only gives us the options of website builders. We have a GitHub repository with all of our files that we want it to host, but again, only website builders. Can I make my Google Domain connect to a custom HTML page?
You can host your content on GitHub and serve them with GitHub Pages
https://pages.github.com
You can have your Google Domains domain point to it.
https://help.github.com/articles/using-a-custom-domain-with-github-pages/
You'll need to add a CNAME file to your repo with your domain URL in it. Add it manually or follow the instructions here.
https://help.github.com/articles/adding-or-removing-a-custom-domain-for-your-github-pages-site/
You'll need to add some A records at the Google Domains control panel with the IP addresses of GitHub's servers (currently 192.30.252.153 and 192.30.252.154).
https://support.google.com/domains/answer/3290350?hl=en
I've set up my custom domain with firebase hosting using their CNAME and A record details. Visiting http://sub.example.com redirects to https://example.com (not what I wanted)
I want to persist my subdomain (https://sub.example.com) in the address bar without the 301 redirect to (https://example.com) that I'm currently getting. Is this possible to set up this behavior within firebase hosting itself? I'd also like to point this sub domain to a certain html file/directory that I configure.
I am trying to upload files to dropbox from my website using Drop-Ins provided by dropbox. While creating app on dropbox for this I have added Drop-Ins domain "www.mydomain.com". But now, my website URL contains sub-domain like "www.subdomain.mydomain.com". This sub-domain changes with the users.
When I try to upload to Dropbox from such URL then dropbox is responding with error message Origin does not match any app domain. I know it is because of URL registered (while creating app on drop-box) is different then URL from where I am trying to upload.
So, how can I upload files to dropbox from URL which contains sub-domain and it (sub-domain) changes with users.
In this case, you should be able to just register the bare domain, for example, mydomain.com, which would enable use on any subdomain of mydomain.com, e.g., subdomain.mydomain.com, subdomain2.mydomain.com, www.subdomain.mydomain.com, etc.
I'm developing an intranet site for my company, and part of the task it has to perform is to hold a database of files and their locations as submitted by users (the files are on a network drive and people viewing the database can click links to the files to access them). I have it working now using a standard text input field where the user enters the path to the file, but is there a way of giving the user a Browse... button to choose the path instead?
Using the type="file" option isn't suitable as I don't want the actual file submitted, and it only gives the filename, not the path for security reasons. But that's the sort of thing I'd like.
Thanks!
No.
Browsers aren't designed to expose details of the client file system to the server.
Build your file browser server side instead. The server should be able to access the same network drive.
I'm writing an iPhone app, MyApp, which needs access to documents on and off-line. My users are already managing these documents (pdf's, movies, etc) via the Box iPhone app synching with the company server.
If MyApp knows the path & filename of a document, is it possible to use the Box URL Schemes to launch Box and open the document externally?
MyApp doesn't need to store or access the files and since Box already has the files downloaded, there's no point storing them in the Document space of both apps.
If there is such a URL Scheme, two follow up questions are: A) is there a callback to return to MyApp when the document is closed, and B) can MyApp use another URL Scheme to get a list of documents?
NSURL *ourURL = [NSURL URLWithString:#"box://some/path/to/fileid?callback=myapp://"];
if ([ourApplication canOpenURL:ourURL]) {
[ourApplication openURL:ourURL];
}
If this isn't currently possible, but of interest to Box, I'm interested in being a beta tester/early adopter.
If you just want to direct the user to a Box page, you may be able to direct the user to a specific file in one of two ways:
1) If the file is shared in Box and you have the shared name, you can generate a shared url (see sharing in the docs at developers.box.com). This only works for files that were shared, however.
2) If you have the file id of the file in Box, you can generate a URL to which the user can login to one's Box account and view the content. You can determine that URL by going into Box and seeing how URLs are displayed when you click on a particular file. We don't like to advertise that URL for developers, however, because we don't guarantee that this URL format will be maintained in the future. It hasn't changed in a while, so it's probably safe to use, but Box provides that "use it at your own risk" disclaimer.
Unfortunately, Box doesn't have a way to pull up a file based on file path. You need the file id or shared name. There isn't a url that relies on file or folder names.