WebStorm file pane doesn't automatically refresh - webstorm

My project pane file view isn't auto-refreshing when there are external changes, until I to select "Refresh VSC Changes". I'm pretty sure this is a recent issue.
To reproduce, for example:
Enable "Recompile on Changes" in TypeScript Settings (just for testing here)
Make a change to a typescript file. TypeScript recompiles and adds js files alongside ts files.
These new files aren't visible in WebStorm.
Select "Refresh VSC Changes"
Now the files are visible.

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Custom icon set for Windows File explorer placeholder/offline files (boxDrive)

Need help in programmatically setting custom icons for the files(Placeholder files) which are synced from the cloud providers in Windows file explorer.
BoxDrive provides effective file sync up using the Windows concept of placeholder/offline files in Windows file explorer. Placeholder files are web reference/link files with minimum metadata, and these files get downloaded/hydrated when users interact with such placeholder files.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/shell/how-to-create-icon-handlers article explains how to implement custom icon for different files in Windows File Explorer. Based on that we have implemented the interface IPersistFile and IExtractIcon.
The problem we are facing is for placeholder files we are not getting callback of IPersistFile::Load and IExtractIcon::GetIconLocation where we can customize the icon for the file based on our logic.
If user hovers or click the placeholder files then such callback comes and then we can show icon, But the issue is for the files which were just synced from the cloud as placeholder files in the Windows explorer.
Please help what can be done to change the Icon of placeholder/Dehydrated files in windows explorer using the c++ win32 interface.

Can I hide .idea folder generated by WebStorm?

I don't have any problem with the folder .idea created by WebStorm. I just want to hide the .idea folder in my Windows Explorer so that it won't look awful. I just want to keep the folders of my projects only visible. So will it effect/affect performance if I hide instead of deleting it.
Sure you can make the folder hidden
Right Click on the .idea folder
Click of properties
Click of General Tab if not active
Click on the Hidden checkbox
Click on Apply and Ok

How to opencart 2.3.0.2 version into free modules add?

How to open cart 2.3.0.2 version into free modules add?
I try to free model
go to admin -> design -> layout -> add(module)
please send processing step by step explain
Unzip the file and ftp it to your cart (or copy it to your cart directory, if you are running it locally). The module will be laid out in a way that matches your cart, so copy the catalog folder from the module to the catalog folder in your cart, admin folder to admin folder, etc. Then you will have to go to admin->extensions->extensions, select modules and install your module.
admin pane > Extensions > Extension installer
Click on the upload button > Select the .zip file and click “OK”
After clicking “OK” your extension will be uploaded and a “success” message should appear. > Now your module should be visible in Extensions
Modules. After locating it in the Module list just click the install button (“ + ” sign) >
The final step of the installation process is to apply the changes we have just made. In order to do so, go to Extensions > Modifications and click the Refresh sign at the upper right corner of the page.

WebStorm Deployment menu options greyed out?

I have decided to use WebStorm it seems good however most of the time if I go to Tools - Deployment the upper menu options are greyed out? I can configure and I can go to Options but I cannot download from the server? I can open the remote host just fine and scroll through documents that way but from what I understand WebStorm loses a lot of functionality if you develop this way.
I have no Git and am just working by myself so this workflow is fine for me right now.....if I can download from the server!
In my Deployment Menu from Tools all of the tests work and I can autofind my folder and all that. Whats going on?
Here is the Mappings section:
Your Local path has to be part of your current project (root or a subfolder).
The deployment path a folder of your server where it should be stored - if it should be stored on the root it is just a slash: '/'.
If your connection is successful you should be able to select a folder with the dialog (on the right).
Make also sure your server is marked as 'default' which is your default connection for this project - based on that link.
The projects has been indexed by WebStorm so you can easily refactor and other fancy stuff.
Every project has a root folder with a config folder .idea.
For those that are convinced their mappings are set up the right way, here's one key thing to check. It seems like their SFTP usage does not follow symbolic links (on the remote) correctly. And you can see that if you go to the Mappings tab and click on the "..." for the Deployment path - when it shows the list, symlinked dirs do not show up. By avoiding symlinks in the path, I was able to get the upper part of the Tools/Deployment menu to be active again (non-grey)
I was using PyCharm Pro 2017.3

Adding FavIcon to Sharepoint 2013 Site

When we upgraded from Sharepoint 2010 to Sharepoint 2013, our favicon was no longer being displayed. An internet search offered a couple of solutions. One method suggested placing the file in C:\Program Files\Common Files\microsoft shared\Web Server Extensions\15\TEMPLATE\IMAGES and performing an IIS reset.
Not having access to the server and not wanting to disrupt a production site with an IIS reset, I opted to handle this with an upload to a site library and master page change.
I found the following to be an easy change to make.
These are the steps I took:
Upload your .ico file to your site / siteassets library
Make note of the URL to the uploaded .ico file (right click and choose copy shortcut from the menu
In Sharepoint Designer, open your master page file - v4.master or your custom file
Search for this line: SharePoint:SPShortcutIcon.. (if you have a custom master page and this line is missing, copy it from v4.master and place it in the head section.)
Paste the URL of your .ico file from step two into the SPShortcutIcon element on the IconUrl property
Save, checkin, and approve your master page. That's it. Your .ico file will appear in browser tabs and in the URL address bar depending on your browser. If using IE, you may need to clear your cache to get it to display.