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rt ，https://hk1.panel.net.cn:4412/vhost/index.php?c=session&a=loginForm 这个网站我记得之前我创个人博客的时候用过，但是密码忘了，不确定是不是重置了还是啥，有没有大佬救救

rt ，https://hk1.panel.net.cn:4412/vhost/index.php?c=session&a=loginForm 这个网站我记得之前我创个人博客的时候用过，但是密码忘了，不确定是不是重置了还是啥，有没有大佬救救

I'm trying to implement jwt auth with cookies rn Using actix-web and actix-cors I tried doing it through authorization header and it works perfectly But as im trying to pass token through cookie it doesn't seem to appear in browser storage eg cookies. pub async fn login(db: web::Data<PgPool>, input: web::Json<LoginForm>) -> impl Responder { let res = user_service::login(&db, input.0).await; match res { Ok(res) => { let cookie = Cookie::build("jwt_token", res.1) .http_only(true) .secure(false) .same_site(actix_web::cookie::SameSite::Strict) .finish(); return HttpResponse::Ok() //.append_header(("Authorization", res.1)) .cookie(cookie) .json(serde_json::json!(res.0)) }, Err(_err) => return Error::InternalError.error_response(), } } its just a draft so dont mine me using internal errors. res is tuple (User, string) Also from insomnia cookies work fine From what browser gets i can clearly see my server does send cookie there HTTP/1.1 200 OK content-length: 106 access-control-allow-origin: http://localhost:5173 vary: Origin, Access-Control-Request-Method, Access-Control-Request-Headers content-type: application/json set-cookie: jwt_token=eyJ0eXAiOiJKV1QiLCJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiJ9.eyJ1c2VyX3V1aWQiOiI0MzA3ZmE5ZS1mZDg2LTRiNTYtYTlmNC1jOWFmYmRkZjU3MjQiLCJleHAiOjE3MzY1MDM5NTh9._ganyuZNnliMrIfAjLiIb0TyY1VVDDSqdwcAsSOYTYk; HttpOnly; SameSite=Strict; Path=/login; Domain=localhost access-control-expose-headers: set-cookie, access-control-allow-origin, content-type access-control-allow-credentials: true date: Tue, 10 Dec 2024 10:13:38 GMT But i don't know why it doesn't appear in storage. I also tried to set http_only to false, still nothing Is there something im missing?

Like this? import gradio as gr CSS = """ .loginform {width=50%; align-items:center; !important;} """ with gr.Blocks(css=CSS) as demo: with gr.Column(scale=1) as login_interface: # 登录部分 with gr.Group(elem_classes="loginform"): gr.Markdown("### Login") username = gr.Textbox(label="Username") password = gr.Textbox(label="Password", type="password") login_btn = gr.Button("Login", variant='primary') demo.launch()

I did. CSS = """ .loginform {width=50%; align-items:center; background-color:transparent; !important;} """

A cross-site scripting (xss) vulnerability exists in the LoginWordPress loginForm cancelUri parameter functionality of WWBN AVideo 14.4 and dev master commit 8a8954ff. A specially crafted HTTP request can lead to arbitrary Javascript execution. An attacker can get a user to vi...

Reactive signals for Dart - lightweight state management inspired by Solid.js, Angular, and Preact Signals. Changelog excerpt: ### Fixed - README examples: renamed `email`/`password`variables to `emailField`/`passwordField`to avoid shadowing the `email()`validator function - README examples: renamed `form`variable to `loginForm`to avoid shadowing jaspr's `form()`function

Semenyo opens up on his relationship with President Mahama '); $('.RSub.forgot').val('Submit'); }else if(result.success == false){ $('.alert-area.forgot').css({ 'background':'#ffd3d3', 'color':'#c00' }).html(''+result.error+'').fadeIn('fast'); } } }); } }); }); function resetLogin(){ document.getElementById("loginForm").reset(); $('#signup-recaptcha').html(''); $('#forgot-recaptcha').html(''); $('#loginForm .alert-area').html('').hide(); $('#login-recaptcha').load(' } function resetSignup(){ document.getElementById("signupForm").reset(); $('#login-recaptcha').html(''); $('#forgot-recaptcha').html(''); $('#signupForm .alert-area').html('').hide(); $('#signup-recaptcha').load(' } function resetForgot(){ document.getElementById("forgotForm").reset(); $('#forgotForm input').remove(); $('#login-recaptcha').html(''); $('#signup-recaptcha').html(''); $('#forgotForm .alert-area').html('').hide(); $('#forgot-recaptcha').load(' }

IFC challenges Africa to integrate its digital finance ecosystem '); $('.RSub.forgot').val('Submit'); }else if(result.success == false){ $('.alert-area.forgot').css({ 'background':'#ffd3d3', 'color':'#c00' }).html(''+result.error+'').fadeIn('fast'); } } }); } }); }); function resetLogin(){ document.getElementById("loginForm").reset(); $('#signup-recaptcha').html(''); $('#forgot-recaptcha').html(''); $('#loginForm .alert-area').html('').hide(); $('#login-recaptcha').load(' } function resetSignup(){ document.getElementById("signupForm").reset(); $('#login-recaptcha').html(''); $('#forgot-recaptcha').html(''); $('#signupForm .alert-area').html('').hide(); $('#signup-recaptcha').load(' } function resetForgot(){ document.getElementById("forgotForm").reset(); $('#forgotForm input').remove(); $('#login-recaptcha').html(''); $('#signup-recaptcha').html(''); $('#forgotForm .alert-area').html('').hide(); $('#forgot-recaptcha').load(' }

# React Chousy: Clean Conditional Rendering for Modern React Apps Are you tired of scattered ternary operators cluttering your JSX? Meet **react-chousy** — a lightweight utility that transforms messy conditional rendering into clean, readable code. ## The Problem We All Face We've all written code like this: {isLoggedIn ? ( hasProfile ? ( <UserProfile /> ) : ( <SetupProfile /> ) ) : ( <LoginForm /> )} It works, but it's not pretty. As conditions nest deeper, readability suffers and maintenance becomes a nightmare. ## The Solution: Declarative Conditional Rendering React Chousy introduces a JSX-friendly approach that makes your intentions crystal clear: import { ConditionalRender } from 'react-chousy'; <ConditionalRender condition={isLoggedIn}> {{ true: <UserDashboard />, false: <LoginForm /> }} </ConditionalRender> ## Key Features That Matter * **🪶 Ultra-lightweight** : Only ~300 bytes gzipped * **📘 TypeScript native** : Full type safety out of the box * **🌳 Tree-shakable** : Import only what you need * **🔧 Zero dependencies** : No bloat, just functionality * **⚡ Performance** : No runtime overhead ## Real-World Example Here's how it handles complex nested conditions: <ConditionalRender condition={user.isAuthenticated}> {{ true: ( <ConditionalRender condition={user.hasCompletedOnboarding}> {{ true: <MainApplication />, false: <OnboardingFlow /> }} </ConditionalRender> ), false: <AuthenticationScreen /> }} </ConditionalRender> Compare this with traditional ternary operators — the difference in readability is striking. ## Installation & Usage npm install react-chousy import { ConditionalRender } from 'react-chousy'; function App() { const [isLoading, setIsLoading] = useState(false); return ( <ConditionalRender condition={isLoading}> {{ true: <LoadingSpinner />, false: <MainContent /> }} </ConditionalRender> ); } ## Why Choose React Chousy? **Readability First** : Code should tell a story. React Chousy makes conditional logic self-documenting. **Maintainable** : Clear structure means easier refactoring and fewer bugs during updates. **Team-Friendly** : New developers can understand complex conditions at a glance. **Production-Ready** : Minimal bundle impact with maximum developer experience benefits. ## Perfect For * Complex authentication flows * Multi-step forms and wizards * Feature flagging implementations * Loading and error state management * Any scenario with nested conditionals ## Get Started Today React Chousy proves that small utilities can have big impacts on code quality. If you're building React applications and value clean, maintainable code, give it a try. **Links:** * NPM Package * GitHub Repository What's your go-to approach for handling complex conditional rendering? Have you tried similar utilities? Share your thoughts in the comments! *Building better React apps, one component at a time. Follow me for more insights on modern web developmen