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… within a web page then the current browser window will redirect to the URL. <mx:Script> public function clicked():void { trace('Button clicked'); navigateToURL(new URLRequest('http://www.hashbangcode.com')); } </mx:Script> To create a …

… instead. You can also use this technique for testing scripts or curl requests, in fact anything that produces JSON output can be piped … a web service that produces JSON then you can test this using direct curl commands, which you can then pipe through json.tool to view the output. curl -s http://localhost/service | python -m json.tool What normally …

… tricky bit here was that when calling the drupalPost() method with a URL it first called drupalGet() on the URL before posting to the form. This basically meant that the form was … the drupalPost() method from running drupalGet() first just supply the URL parameter (the first parameter) of drupalPost() as NULL. This skips …

… is to use the following function. function confirmDelete(delUrl) { if (confirm("Are you sure you want to delete")) { document.location = delUrl; } } For each link that you want to use this function on just … the href with a simple bookmarklet like the following, pass the URL you want to use within this function call. <a …

… Complete URLs https?://(\w*:\w*@)?[-\w.]+(:\d+)?(/([\w/_.]*(\?\S+)?)?)? This will match virtually any URL. HTML Comments <!--{2,}.*?-{2,}--> Inline Code Comments //.* This …

… contain the full output of phpinfo(). To use this output, go to the URL http://xdebug.org/find-binary.php and paste it into the text area. … in Netbeans it will open up a web browser (as stated before) but the URL that it opens is the one that you set when you created the project. … (stored in a nbproject folder) then you should double check the URL before you start. With your project selected, open the project …

… contains a long alpha-numeric string, and this is hashed using a URL-safe sha-256 hashing algorithm to a different value when saving it … in this form, but the two main methods of interest are getCancelUrl() and submitForm(). The getCancelUrl() is used to generate the link back to the page the user came from, …

… use Drupal\Core\Htmx\HtmxRequestInfoTrait; use Drupal\Core\Url; use Symfony\Component\HttpFoundation\RequestStack; /** * Class to … load more element. $output['add_more_nodes'] = [ '#type' => 'link', '#url' => Url::fromRoute('<current>'), '#title' => 'Load more...', ]; // Apply …

… So how do you stop this sort of thing? You can just detect the current URL that the user is looking at and see if it contains your domain … in action, which I use on #! code. This also pops up an alert if the URL does not contain your chosen URL. The idea behind this code is not to cripple the site but to force …

… { $links = []; $links[] = [ 'title' => 'Some title', 'url' => 'internal:/node/666', 'menu_name' => 'main', ] + … use Drupal\Core\Url; use Symfony\Component\DependencyInjection\ContainerInterface; … ->loadTree('category', 0, 2, TRUE); foreach ($terms as $term) { // Get URL of object. $term_url = Url::fromRoute('entity.taxonomy_term.canonical', ['taxonomy_term' …