I have a url eg: xyz.net/645636. I'm trying to access it but it is giving me an error saying cannot get to xyz.net/645636. But, I didn't have any problem navigating to that page directly.
The local host url is http://localhost:3000/index.html.
I'm running my application using node server setup on my local system.
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The link doesn't have any protocols. Could some one point out where am I doing it wrong?
It needs a protocol:
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When you type the address into your browser without one, it adds it for you for convenience.
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I am using socket.io for multiuser experience in one of our metaverse projects. We have deployed the code in a https server and after deploying the multiuser experience collapsed. When check for errors, we have found the following error.
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we need to change the path of Url for where it needs to look for socket.io.
Can someone suggest any ideas for changing this path?
This usually means one of 2 things:
the socket.io server is not running
the socket.io server is running on a different place
Make sure socket.io is using the HTTPS server, not the HTTP one, and the client is connecting to the correct domain.
I'm trying to make my first basic web server to host a wordpress website using a Raspberry pi 3, nginx, php7.0, mysql and phpmyadmin.
I have set everything all right, I can access the wordpress site and edit it when I'm connected to my router, but once I try to access it from outside using my phone network, it loads but it shows no images and the website looks totally disorganized.
I'm using no-ip to get a static IP, I have set the router DMZ on the Pi and it's connected through WiFi, so there should be no firewall between the Pi and my phone.
I really don't get why this is happening, it looks like something is blocking some parts of the info exchange, could this be my ISP and the solution would be to change the website port from 80 to another one? I'm starting to discard this option because when I access from outside to the phpmyadmin management site, it loads correctly, including all images.
As I said this is my first experience and I don't know what else to look, I would really appreciate help from more experienced users.
WordPress uses two configuration variables to determine the address of the site and the address of resources for the site. See changing the site URL for details.
You currently have these values set to an internal address that cannot be resolved to your static IP.
If you set the values to your external address (used by your phone network to access the website), the external access should begin to work, e.g. http://example.ddns.net/. However, a negative side-effect is that internal access may stop working!
You should be able to make both internal and external access work, by removing the scheme and hostname from the values, and setting only the path component, e.g. /.
I have an HTML document with a hyperlink to a Visio version of the HTML.
I have been able to successfully access the Visio version, however, now when I click on the hyperlink to access the Visio I am getting an error:
Windows can't find 'file:///C:/DDL_14.1.1/DDL/HTML/filename.vsd"
Where are these 3 forward slashes prior to the file address coming from? The address link saved in the hyperlink address does not have the 3 forward slashes.
Possible cause: Your web server may not be running. The prefix "file:///" means your browser is trying to access a local file or is assuming so. Have IIS running, and put the file in the folder equivalent of wwwroot or in a virtual directory. Look at the original address of the hyperlink and see whether it points to another web server on the network or on the internet. After you place the file in the wwwroot, in IIS itself you could say 'Browse' and the IIS will serve it with an address that looks like 'localhost' or a local network ip address and port.
I have created one HTML5 web app which works in offline mode.I load it first time form server and then when server is off it works perfectly.Webapp url is http://localhost/index.html
Now , if I try to load that webapp first time on any new machine then how can it resolve the localhost url.I have all the resources bundled with webapp.
In this case server is off and browser is not able to locate url http://localhost/index.html
Any idea if webapp can work in offline mode , even if its not connected to server ever.
What you are doing and expecting seems to make sense. It would be smart to check the console in the Chrome Developer tools. Something along the lines of the following should be shown:
You might be serving the manifest file with the wrong content type (should be text/cache-manifest) or the fact that you're working on localhost might somehow interfere (dunno).
My question is I know that a server application can access the data stored at server but cannot access teh data stored at client machine as this is a security issue and Browsers not allow this. But in case of localHost (when my local pc is acting as a server) I should be able to access the files from my PC(the local PC on which the application is running). But that is not happening.
Why i m not able to access a simple image file form my local C:\ drive by localhost. The URL i used was file:///c:/image.png but if i store this image any where under home directory of tomcat i m able to access it. WHY ??
I m using it as <'img src="file:///c:/image.png>
Thanks for any considerations..
The problem is with this part:
The URL i used was file:///c:/image.png but if i store this image any
where under home directory of tomcat i m able to access it.
If you want to access the file through Tomcat after placing it in Tomcat's document-root, then the URL to use (assuming you haven't changed the default port setting) is:
http://localhost:8080/image.png
Content hosted by the web-server needs to be accessed through the web-server. A file:// URL bypasses any sort of server, and basically directs the browser to look directly in the local filesystem. So it should also work if you were to do:
file:///C:/path/to/tomcat/home/image.png
But in that case you are not going through Tomcat. You're just pointing the browser at the tomcat folder in your local filesystem.
Edit: I don't think many browsers will not allow file:// urls in tags in hosted documents. Doing so could cause the appearance of a security hole, as if you could guess the name of an image file on someone's local filesystem you could then post a webpage that made it appear as if your server had somehow grabbed their personal image file.