David Petrásek
David Petrásek
After checking the real network activity in Firefox's dev tools, it's evident that there is no additional AJAX call triggered when going back in history for the second time. Therefore,...
Intead of `display: none;` use this: ``` position: absolute; visibility: hidden; opacity: 0; z-index: -9999; ```
Unfortunately, I do not know Python at all so I leave it to someone else. It's not a big issue, because it's working fine.
Solution: ``` .choices [hidden] { display: none !important;
> You can use `ContentSecurityPolicyListener::getNonce('script')` to get a script nonce that will be included in the generated CSP header. You can find the listener in the container as `nelmio_security.csp_listener`. No,...
@Seldaek https://github.com/nelmio/NelmioSecurityBundle/pull/367
Try removing this part (see https://github.com/hotwired/turbo/issues/294#issuecomment-1869754841): ``` document.addEventListener('turbo:before-cache', () => { document.querySelectorAll('script[nonce]').forEach((element) => { element.setAttribute('nonce', element.nonce); }); }); ```
Just to be clear, when I say: > For such string, each position has 36 possible characters (26 lowercase letters + 10 digits). The total number of combinations is: >...
> Yes, but you will have a lot of false positives if you use 15 But according to the docs: "If you make it **lower than** 4, you'll have a...
I think I understand now, because I found out about "Why Does a Blind Index Lookup Sometimes Find Rows that Don't Match My Input?" in your FAQ section. I never...