I searched some results so far but still didn't get an idea on hooks concept,how the hooks will work and in which cases the hooks will help us
can anyone explain me with simple code and suggest with good links thanks in advance.
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I'm new to javascript and NodeJS and I've been looking at a bit of deprecated code and I've come across 'require.paths.unshift()' on many occasions at the start of a file. To my understanding, this syntax has been long removed from NodeJS, but in order for me to understand and potentially fix up the old code, I need to understand it's meaning and context.
I've tried looking for it online but I couldn't find much on it. If someone could please explain the context of it's use or a newer implementation, I'd much appreciate it.
Can someone help me with the following problem. I want to make text appear and flow to the right at the same time like this website: https://www.wokine.com/en/ . How should my code look like?
There are a series of solutions to that and writing about them all in detail would take forever, I'm just going to share a few of my favourite libraries and a few resources on them.
AOS is in my opinion the nicest library doing what you want to do. It's on Github.
WOW.js is another library that does what you are looking for, but it has some strange licensing.
With a queck search I could also find ScrollMagic, I have no experience with that one.
Hope it helps get you started!
Please, help me to figure out this, I was curious about the source code of methods like XMLHttpRequest.open() as per
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/XMLHttpRequest,
after some (relatively) lazy googling I wasn't able to find out how methods of that API are implemented, I found references to some code on c++, for example here nsXMLHttpRequest. My question is, are the implementation of that object especific to browsers?
A beginner question, certainly. Thanks if you can help me to understand how this all stuff is related.
Does anyone know the difference between:
pcl/ml/svm.h VS pcl/ml/svm_wrapper.h
Also does anyone know if there is a official tutorial for this build in SVM lib?
I tried to search a lot but could not find anything except forum threads.
If anyone looking at this svm_wrapper.h includes the svm.h. I am not sure why it has this structure. I found a semi-tutorial here.
I've been doing some reading on PHP security and I ran into a great question/article on SO > Exploitable PHP functions
There are a ton of interesting commands/functions that should never even be possible to run.
My question is... Does CI have any built in protection/prevention against using any of the commands/functions found on this list?
If so, please point it out for me, I cant seem to find it.
If not, would it be possible to add to or create a CI core class for preventing some or all of the possibly exploitable commands?
It might sound a lil counter intuitive, but having CI dictate best practices seems to be a big part of its design... For example, the CSRF will break your form submission process if you dont set it up right... And thats built right in, but disabled...
Thanks,
Peter
I think I got this answered. There seems to be a preg_replace looking for these commands on the input class # line 763.
Please correct me if I am wrong.