best practice to identify user permissions client side (spa)
hi,

i am writing a spa (vuejs based) in which i have a button “edit” on a page. i would like to enable this button only for users which have a certain permission assigned, e.g. “update:blogs”.

i could decode the jwt and see if there is “update:blogs” in the permissions array of the tokens payload……
[@udo](/u/udo),

you should be verifying the token no matter what, which would require decoding it. if you are using our sdk then this is already happening.

the important distinction here is which token. are you talking about the id token or the access token? the permissions may be in the at, but the at is n…
use fwconsole unlock to edit your admin user: 
<https://wiki.freepbx.org/pages/viewpage.action?pageid=37912685#fwconsolecommands(13+)-unlock> if you visit admin > customize > embedding you can change “maximum number of posts to embed” to a higher value. visit 'yourserver':port/settings/helpdesk/notifications and under user notifications turn them on for cc'd users. when you create the buton are you setting up the event handler?



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this.EditButton.Click += new System.EventHandler(this.EditButton_OnClick);
```

Normally this created behind the scenes by visual studio. <p>@rayma</p>
<p>as far as i know there is no straight answer. the assumption is that domain.com/blog will be better for your domain.com ranking. however, blog.domain.com works well for many big firms. any visitor to your blog is your visitor.</p>
<p>wix blogger and tumblr apps are integrated in the site, i.e. search engines sees them as part of the page. if you choose to use them , you may consider to mark the original blog as noindex to avoid duplicate content issues.&nbsp;</p>
<p>our advice to beginners who ask which option is better, blogger/tumblr app or external blog with subdomain, is to choose the one they think is better for the human user.</p> this may be of service to you.  it comes from the hss.gov website regarding hipaa and information access management.  https://www.hhs.gov/sites/default/files/ocr/privacy/hipaa/administrative/securityrule/techsafeguards...according to hipaa security series #4, there should be four specifications implemented for the access control standard:1. unique user identification (required)2. emergency access procedure (required)3. automatic logoff (addressable)4. encryption and decryption (addressable)i do not know about the password policy, per se, but the fact that you have shared accounts and know the passwords of other users would leave me to believe that your employer is not compliant with number 1, unique user identification.  hope the link helps!  best of luck! hi,

unfortunately due to wordpress restrictions we couldn’t add a confirmation on plugin delete action if the user wants to keep existing tables and charts. previously we were just keeping those in db, but it caused problems when someone wanted to clean up the site and remove the plugin. we are sti… [tutorial] how to view cookies - how to view cookies is an article on the wikihow website that explains all the steps you should follow if you want to view your browser's cookies. it explains how to do this on google chrome, firefox, microsoft edge, internet explorer, and safari. You can detect the browser in use and display the message. You can even have it hide the page content unless the browser used is Internet Explorer. However, there's no way to use JavaScript (or any other web dev. code) to open a completely separate program.



If you are really determined, you might try looking into something that indirectly opens another program through an object or applet of some kind, like flash or Java applets. I don't think you'll find anything, though.



If this were possible, it would be a security problem. Consider the situation if IE had a known exploit and it were possible to force a page to open in IE regardless of the browser it was originally opened in.



I recommend fixing your site. It's not that difficult to develop pages that work everywhere. If I develop pages in accordance with the W3C recommendations, they work pretty well in Firefox, Safari, Opera, and Chrome. Then it's not too difficult to tweak them to work in IE. I've found that doing it the other way around, targeting IE first then tweaking it to work in other browsers, is much more difficult. Pages that require Microsoft ActiveX plugins are an exception of course, but I think it's well worth the time to find an alternative.



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