Topics created by Thomas D

@joseph-benguira I sent you a private chat with more details.

@jbenguira Thanks, I didn't want duplicate CSS for no reason, so I just lifted the needed parts from the compiled CSS, was less than I thought.

@jbenguira I started a new chat now, see if you got it.

@thomasd it's displayed in the auto generated API function documentation (when you are editing a cloud function, click on Documentation on the right side)

@thomasd nop, not all headers are making the cache vary, and most users will use chrome, safari or Firefox

@Wassim

I'm doing that, but it's limited to 100KB per object string in the JSON.

@Joseph-Benguira suggested that I retrieve the page and parse the tags manually and then return only the HTML as the page, so I guess I'll have no other choice than to do that.

@ThomasD said in How to add new rows to table widget?:

I'm able to add new columns but not new rows, there's no control for it.
Can you please add this?

We don't plan to do it as it would add some confusion to the drag & drop experience.

You can create tables below, or use custom code table if you have a use case that really need it.

@Wassim The amount of data is way too high for a rouge browser tab, but it doesn't matter, the problem doesn't occur any more.

In fact there is few good reasons why we can have ssl only for the main domain. But we can definitely improve the situation by allowing to change the maindomain redirect without disabling ssl.

It's added to our task list. In the meantime we can change this manually for you without disabling ssl

Nice! So it was already there. Can you add a disclaimer for others that will miss it?

👌

Yes, while an operation is in progress it's disabled.

Hi Thomas, can you send a link to a demo page?

@Wassim Wonderful, thanks!

@Joseph-Benguira said in Showing single blog-post on a page without using backend?:

Question, why would you avoid backend features provided in cloud backend?

To avoid hitting the requests per minute limit, due to crawlers triggering it.

Hey Thomas

At client side you could encode them, if you are using a cloud backend action, in the mapping you can choose FORMULA instead of FIELD
and then type a formula like this:

$("input[name='YourInputName']").val().replace(/\n/g, "<br/>")

@Wassim

Super, then I don't need to worry about that ✌

I'd love this too!

@Joseph-Benguira Thank you!

@Joseph-Benguira

Sorry, stupid of me not to check for multiple site-map files.
Everything seems in order! 🙂

Thanks about the cloud back-end tip!

Any update on this error? I can't find a reason and the file exists.

Hi, Sorry for the delay we're working on a big update on the Support Documentation, this topic is added to the list but it is not written yet.

You're right about your deductions of the different files.

To setup the component for dragging the plugin to a page you just have to publish it to the marketplace and specify your component.
We don't provide storage settings so you can: set it on attrs for non private data and create a backend for private data.

😊 🙏

@Wassim

Thanks it all makes sense now.

I was about to use the Starter Tier for our use-cases, since I think that's the minimum required and also use 1 minute cache.

I'll probably make a calculator for back-end, so I don't lock myself into unnecessary billings, maybe it could be useful for the community too.

I'd like to share another method which is less error prone :

function escapeSQL(strings, ...vars) { return vars.reduce((str, v, i) => { if (typeof(v) == 'string') { return str + v.replace(/'/g, "''") + strings[i+1]; } else { return str + v + strings[i+1]; } }, strings[0]); } var myParam = event.POST.myParam; var myParam2 = event.POST.myParam2; var query = escapeSQL`SELECT * FROM MyTable WHERE myColumn='${myParam }' AND mySecondColumn='${myParam2 }'`

This way your query won't be extra long as you don't have to call a function for each parameter

@Joseph-Benguira

Yeah, in the recent versions of TLS it does encrypt it fully. However, DNS might leak it since encrypted DNS resolution isn't that much of a standard yet. And browsers will still save the token in browser history.

If it's overkill to encrypt it properly, maybe, but it's an additional protection against 3rd party attacks, since no one can just take the token (from a browser) and send it without the shared secret.

@Daniel-Mulroy yes, @Joseph-Benguira meant Request Per Minutes. It hurts for the king of high RPS infrastructures to switch to speak about RPM instead of RPS 😀

Though, conceptually it's quite easy.

Add custom link to menu in admin When link is clicked, it opens an iframe URL in a modular window. The URL contains an encrypted payload in the URL parameter. The receiving back-end then decrypt the payload using a secret key. The payload contains basic JSON that contains a session key. The session key can be verified by POSTin to an Appdrag Endpoint to verify it's still valid (encrypted payload here too).

Since we're encrypting the payload using a secret, no man-in-the-middle can temper with the content and since we're posting only a current session key, the session lifetime can be limited and verified even on the back-end side.

Not what I had in mind for the asset manager though.

Update: You're right, for it to be usable it would need to be it's own library and you'd need to make "custom apps" as mentioned above, available, which I expect you don't have plans for.

@ThomasD I would absolutely love to have css grid 🙂

I solved it by using custom CSS and Grid

I'll make a request to add this to the builder.

Hey Thomas, indeed great idea!
I have just added the new section "How-to, Tutorials" 🙂