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ampersandtarski.github.io is a site generated with docusaurus and hosted by github pages. Currently, during generation docusaurus doesn't detect any broken links. Also, the links at the site work as expected, as long as you use the links from the site themselve.
The weird thing is, that whenever you copy a link and open it in a new tab of your browser, it returs a 404-page-not-found error. Therefor deep linking to specific pages on the site doesn't work as well.
I am amazed by this phenomenon, and I am clueless to where to look for a (direction to a) solution.
Does anybody have an idea on what may cause this undesired effect?
Thanks for reading!
Finaly I figured out what was going wrong. It had to do with the casing. A directory where most of the docs were stored, started with an upper-case character. After changing this all to lowercase, my problem was solved.
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My code was converted to these random characters at some point after I saved my program using Vi. I did this project for a grade in one of my college courses and didn’t get any credit, despite the fact that I spent hours working on my code for this to happen. If anyone knows how to convert it back to C++ I would be thankful.
Turns out I had saved my file under the wrong folder and I was able to recover my original file. Thanks to all for helping out with this! It seems like it always tends to be something so simple...
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Whenever I start my command line, debug executable, whether using the debugger within visual studio or on its own, it always restarts once. It is the weirdest thing: I start it, it seems to be running and I can interact with it, but then a few seconds later it just restarts on its own. And this happens only once; the .exe that opens the second time is stable and will keep on running until I stop it. Any ideas on what is going on here? I tried googling the issue but not sure exactly what to search for!
As #drescherjm commented, the issue was my antivirus. Disabling it fixed the issue.
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The entire contents of my .htaccess file currently look like this:
RewriteEngine on
RewriteRule ^([a-z]+)/?$ index.php?page=$1 [NC]
This should replace all urls that look like http://example.com/folder/ with http://example.com/index.php?page=folder
This works fine if I use http://example.com/FOLDER/, but not when I use http://example.com/folder/ - I simply get a 404 error saying that the folder doesn't exist
This shouldn't happen, due to the NC (non-case-sensitive) flag, as far as I'm aware. I've also tried replacing the [a-z] section of the regex with [A-Z], [a-zA-Z] etc, all to no avail
Any solutions or shoves in the right direction would be gratefully received :-)
It may just have been an issue with the setup that my web hosting was using - I've permanently moved the entire site across to my VPS now, where it works fine - many thanks to the people who offered suggestions :-)
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I'm running an ipad project on XCode. My project builds and runs successfully. But the logger messages (cout/printf statements) are not getting printed. It was working fine. I don't know what I did.
This is how the debugger screen looks when the project is running.
Help please..
Works after restarting Xcode. Should be a glitch.
Try to quit and restart the simulator.
If that still doesn't work then put a break point right before and after your print statements and see if your program is reaching that point.
If it doesn't reach the print statement, then put a break point in your viewDidLoad function and check if your program is running at all or not.
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I have a Django project with a couple of apps - all of them with 100% coverage unit tests. And now I started documenting the whole thing in a new directory using ReST and Sphinx. I create the html files using the normal approach: make html.
Since there are a couple of code snippets in these ReST files, I want to make sure that these snippets stay valid over time. So what is a good way to test these ReST files, so I get an error if some API changes made such a snippet invalid? I guess there have to be some changes in conf.py?
Turned out that I had some python paths wrong. Everything works as expected - as noted by bmu in his comment. (I'm writing this answer so I can close the question in a normal way)