I'm building an application on AWS and well, this world is new to me. I expose the problem I have experience with Apache / PHP, Apache is the one who helps me serve HTTP requests and PHP is the language…
Why is HTTP / 2 binary, and HTTP 1.1 text? In my opinion, they are both binary, because the computer does not have artificial intelligence and does not understand the text as such.
Summary of the problem: the "Enforce HTTPS for OAuth Redirects and SDK APIs" option in Facebook Login Settings, which cannot be disabled. According to the Facebook help (https://developers.facebook.com/docs/facebook-login/security): This setting requires HTTPS for OAuth Redirects and pages getting access tokens…
Is there a fancy way to disable cookies untill the user accepts them? Following Problem: I have a webshop which uses quite a lot cookies and in order to be GDPR conform we need to "disable" cookies untill the user…
slightly confused about all of these redirect codes. So I have a website that has been live on https://domainA.com/subfolder I have recently duplicated the site, but need to move it to a new domain https://domainB.com/subfolder However, if people still visit…
slightly confused about all of these redirect codes. So I have a website that has been live on https://domainA.com/subfolder I have recently duplicated the site, but need to move it to a new domain https://domainB.com/subfolder However, if people still visit…
Our site, www.divestyle.co.uk uses an SSL certificate throughout the site, except when it goes to the online shop which is built in Magento, all on the same hosting. I built the main site which uses the SSL and the wordpress…
I recently added a ssl certificate to my website. Now the problem is that some of the elements like images, fonts etc. are external content which is using http in "src=http://example.com/jpg" tag. I know I can solve the problem by…
I have a friend that had a website https://example.com. In his website used to have online payments (hence SSL certificate). Now he asked me to redesign the website and omit SSL certificate since he does not have the budget and…
I believe that to have a Shopify webhook integrate with a Rails app, the Rails app needs to disable the default verify_authenticity_token method, and implement its own authentication using the X_SHOPIFY_HMAC_SHA256 header. The Shopify docs say to just use request.body.read.…