The Scenario: A web-app user wants to create an authorised view of a private asset. The user has authenticated and has a jwt token. The app wants to make a fresh secondary jwt token, which can be verified as having been created with the original token. FYI: My use case is signing a url – adding the second jwt token
Tag: web-applications
Problem with fetching data from Spring Boot API endpoint using Java Script
I work on web application and encountered an issue with fetching data from an endpoint using Java Script. If I type endpoint adres in a browser it works perfectly fine but somehow it does not work in the script. The response.ok is returns False. Here is script: Here is controller: Here is service: What is wrong? If You have any
The Java Script Results not showing in HTML
I wrote a GAS code to check if the employee is In or Not in (extracting data from Google sheets). The console log give me the right answer but When I click on the button the answer doesn’t appear at the front end. Can you help me to troubleshoot on where I went wrong? Answer Google provides a very good
How to store strings for translation in Vue project
I want to use two Languages in my application – so i want a dictionary like string file (kinda like in android development) where i simply store my strings with id’s and can access the strings easily by id perhaps with a parameter for my language. What kind of file is easy to parse in my vue components and is
What to use for creating a buzzer webapp that runs on apache2
What I want: I want to create a Buzzer System on a Website. Every “player” can Access this site with an username an there is a Buzzer button. I want to have somekind of adminpanel where I can see where pushed the button first and lock the Buzzer button etc. This should be near realtime if this is possible. Maybe
google.script.run.withSuccessHandler does not return value
it is getting me crazy, the code was working yesterday, but not anymore. I tried to check all syntax again, but the issue still persists. this server-side request from Google Sheets, shows value on server side (Logger.log()), but returns null in client side. this is my server side code as well: for recap, Logger.log(result) returns the array I needed, but
React/NodeJS – Web page doesn’t work when go at localhost:3000
first of all i’d like to say that i’m a new developer of React and NodeJS. I want use this technologies: – React as a client – NodeJS as a server – Webpack for build my files. My project structure is the follow: my-application/ webpack.server.js webpack.client.js server.js client/client.js client/app.js client/components/header.js client/components/mainLayout.js client/components/footer.js The header and footer files are not important
Create multilingual website with JavaScript and Node.js
I’m creating a web-application and I want to make it possible for the user to choose between 2 or 3 languages. What is the best way of doing this, using HTML, JavaScript and Node.js? Is there a difference in performance when using a client-side or server side solution for this? (Having mobile users in mind) Answer If you want a
How to prevent simultaneous logins of the same user with Firebase?
I’d like for the new session to essentially “log out” of any previous session. For example, when you are in an authenticated session in one computer, starting a new session on another computer and authenticating with firebase on our app will log out the other session on the first computer. I haven’t been able to find any method that allows
Why do we need both client side and server side validation? [closed]
Closed. This question is off-topic. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it’s on-topic for Stack Overflow. Closed 9 years ago. Improve this question One argument for using both client side validation (JavaScript) and server side validation using a validator is that if the client browser does not support JavaScript or JavaScript