express

问题 This is most likely a repeated question. The closest I got to an answer was here: execute a Nodejs script from an html page? Yet, I still can't understand. So here's the situation: I have an express server setup with the following files: Express App server.js index.html and right now I want the html folder to have a button, that calls a function set in the node.js file. Tell me if more information is needed, thanks! EDIT: Im remaking the question to be more clear. I am using an express server

问题 This is most likely a repeated question. The closest I got to an answer was here: execute a Nodejs script from an html page? Yet, I still can't understand. So here's the situation: I have an express server setup with the following files: Express App server.js index.html and right now I want the html folder to have a button, that calls a function set in the node.js file. Tell me if more information is needed, thanks! EDIT: Im remaking the question to be more clear. I am using an express server

问题 I am working on a NodeJS Project and I'm using CSP (Content Security Policy). I'm using a external plugin FullCalendar which is being blocked by csp giving the following error: Error: call to Function() blocked by CSP I use script-src 'self' 'unsafe-eval'; to override it but did not work in firefox. In other browser it is working fine. I got stuck on this issue by 4h. It would be helpful to get the solution. I am using the following format in CSP restrictions. X-Content-Security-Policy:

问题 I am working on a NodeJS Project and I'm using CSP (Content Security Policy). I'm using a external plugin FullCalendar which is being blocked by csp giving the following error: Error: call to Function() blocked by CSP I use script-src 'self' 'unsafe-eval'; to override it but did not work in firefox. In other browser it is working fine. I got stuck on this issue by 4h. It would be helpful to get the solution. I am using the following format in CSP restrictions. X-Content-Security-Policy:

问题 I am working on a NodeJS Project and I'm using CSP (Content Security Policy). I'm using a external plugin FullCalendar which is being blocked by csp giving the following error: Error: call to Function() blocked by CSP I use script-src 'self' 'unsafe-eval'; to override it but did not work in firefox. In other browser it is working fine. I got stuck on this issue by 4h. It would be helpful to get the solution. I am using the following format in CSP restrictions. X-Content-Security-Policy:

问题 I have on login form in login.ejs file when i click on submit after filling information i am redirecting to the page if detail are correct otherwise i want to show something in .ejs that password is wrong.Below are the detail Here is my app.js file code- Here i am sending one json and hiding that invalid password in .ejs file app.get('/', function (req, res) { res.render("login",{Error:"none"}); }); app.post('/login', function (req, res) { var username = req.body.username; var password = req

问题 I wrote a Web Socket server using socket.io, node-http2 and express in Node.js. The server works as intended, except for the fact that according to Chrome's DevTools socket.io's negotiation requests go through HTTP/1.1 (shown below). The "Protocol" column should be displaying h2 if the request was sent using HTTP/2. This only happens in Chrome, other browsers use the correct protocol. The server code (shortened): var PORT = 8667, config = require('./config'), socketioServer = require('socket

问题 I wrote a Web Socket server using socket.io, node-http2 and express in Node.js. The server works as intended, except for the fact that according to Chrome's DevTools socket.io's negotiation requests go through HTTP/1.1 (shown below). The "Protocol" column should be displaying h2 if the request was sent using HTTP/2. This only happens in Chrome, other browsers use the correct protocol. The server code (shortened): var PORT = 8667, config = require('./config'), socketioServer = require('socket

问题 I wrote a Web Socket server using socket.io, node-http2 and express in Node.js. The server works as intended, except for the fact that according to Chrome's DevTools socket.io's negotiation requests go through HTTP/1.1 (shown below). The "Protocol" column should be displaying h2 if the request was sent using HTTP/2. This only happens in Chrome, other browsers use the correct protocol. The server code (shortened): var PORT = 8667, config = require('./config'), socketioServer = require('socket

问题 I try to render html with ejs like this const ejs = require('ejs'), fs = require('fs'), str = fs.readFileSync(`${__dirname}/../mail_templates/test.ejs`, 'utf8'); console.log(ejs.render(str, {name: 'abc'}); test.ejs <%- include(`header.ejs`)%> ... But got this error: Error: ejs:1 >> 1| <%- include(`header.ejs`)%> Could not find the include file "header.ejs" ... Here is how the folder structure look like: Can you tell me why? I also tried these cases but no hope: <% include header.ejs %> <%