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  • How to Properly Force Https And Www With .Htaccess? preview
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    To properly force HTTPS and www in your website using .htaccess, you need to modify the .htaccess file located in the root directory of your website.To enforce HTTPS, you can use the following code snippet in your .htaccess file: RewriteEngine On RewriteCond %{HTTPS} off RewriteRule ^ https://%{HTTP_HOST}%{REQUEST_URI} [L,R=301] This code snippet checks if HTTPS is not enabled on the website and redirects all traffic to the HTTPS version of the URL.

  • How to Convert Codepoint to Integer In Elixir? preview
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    In Elixir, you can convert a Unicode codepoint to an integer by using the String.to_integer/1 function. This function takes a string representing the codepoint and returns the corresponding integer value. You can also use the String.to_charlist/1 function to convert a string to a list of Unicode codepoints, and then use the :unicode.characters_to_binary/1 function to convert the list of codepoints to a binary representation.

  • How to Start Coroutines In Kotlin? preview
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    In Kotlin, coroutines are started using the launch function from the coroutineScope builder. This function takes a lambda expression as a parameter, which contains the code to be executed concurrently. Inside this lambda expression, you can perform asynchronous tasks without blocking the main thread. Additionally, you can use async to start a coroutine that returns a result, which can be later retrieved using await.

  • How to Block Access By Ip Using .Htaccess? preview
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    To block access by IP using .htaccess, you need to create rules in your .htaccess file that specify which IP addresses should be blocked from accessing your website. You can do this by using the "deny" directive followed by the IP address that you want to block. You can also use the "allow" directive to allow access only to certain IP addresses while blocking all others.

  • How to Print Callstack In Kotlin? preview
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    To print the callstack in Kotlin, you can use the Thread.currentThread().stackTrace property to access the current callstack as an array of StackTraceElement objects. You can then loop through and print each element to display the callstack information. Here is an example code snippet that demonstrates how to print the callstack in Kotlin: fun printCallStack() { val stackTrace = Thread.currentThread().stackTrace stackTrace.forEach { println(it.className + "." + it.

  • How to Ignore .Htaccess on Subdomain? preview
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    To ignore the .htaccess file on a subdomain, you can create a separate configuration file specifically for that subdomain. This file should be named subdomain.conf and placed in the same directory as the main domain's .htaccess file. In this subdomain.conf file, you can specify the configurations and directives you want to apply only to the subdomain, without affecting the main domain's settings. Once you have created and saved the subdomain.

  • How to Sort List In A Custom Order In Kotlin? preview
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    To sort a list in a custom order in Kotlin, you can create a custom Comparator that defines the order in which elements should be sorted. You can then use the sortedWith() function on the list, passing in your custom Comparator to sort the list according to the custom order specified. This allows you to sort the list based on your own criteria rather than the default sorting order.[rating:5c241908-e13b-494b-ac73-26ced6913ab0]How to customize the order of sorting in Kotlin.

  • How to Redirect A Specific Url With .Htaccess? preview
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    To redirect a specific URL using .htaccess, you can use the Redirect directive followed by the URL you want to redirect from and the URL you want to redirect to. For example, to redirect "example.com/oldpage" to "example.com/newpage", you can add the following line to your .htaccess file:Redirect /oldpage http://example.com/newpageMake sure to save the changes to the .htaccess file and the redirect should now be in effect. This will redirect any requests for "example.

  • How to Implement A Sub-Request In .Htaccess? preview
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    To implement a sub-request in .htaccess, you can use the Apache's mod_rewrite module. This module allows you to rewrite URLs based on certain conditions and rules defined in the .htaccess file.To implement a sub-request, you can create a RewriteRule in the .htaccess file that specifies the sub-request URL and the destination URL that the sub-request should go to. This can be done by using the RewriteRule directive along with the PT flag, which stands for "pass-through".

  • How to Generate A Flow Based Another Flow In Kotlin? preview
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    In Kotlin, you can generate a flow based on another flow by using transformation functions such as map, filter, and flatMap. These functions allow you to transform the elements emitted by the original flow into a new flow with modified or filtered elements.For example, you can use the map function to apply a transformation to each element emitted by the original flow and create a new flow with the transformed elements.

  • How to Hide A Directory In .Htaccess? preview
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    To hide a directory in .htaccess, you can use the "Options -Indexes" directive in your .htaccess file. This will prevent browsers from being able to access the contents of that directory directly. Additionally, you can also create a blank index.html file inside the directory you want to hide, which will prevent the directory listing from being displayed in case the server does not support the "Options -Indexes" directive.

  • How to Wait Async Operation In Kotlin? preview
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    In Kotlin, you can wait for an async operation to complete using coroutines. You can use the runBlocking function, which blocks the current thread until the coroutine inside it completes. Another option is to use the await function, which waits for the result of the async operation. You can also use the async function to start a coroutine that will run concurrently with other coroutines, and then use await to wait for its result.