Keerthi RB

Even i faced this issue for Ionic2 application. When i tried to run the application in ripple browser it was telling "You're almost ready! If you're seeing this page, then you still need to install the NPM Task Runner extension for Visual Studio and run this app again. You can download the extension from:". I struggled a lot to resolve the issue i was using visual studio 2015 Update3. Finally i got a solution issue was with ionic "@ionic/app-scripts". To resolve the issue i fallowed the below steps. 1] execute command "npm uninstall -g ionic" in Command Prompt. 2] Update the version of @ionic/app-scripts to 1.1.4 i.e "@ionic/app-scripts": "1.1.4" in package.json file and Save the file. 3] execute command "npm install -g ionic" in Command Prompt. it will give some warning don't need to wary about it. 4] again i have done Restore Packages by right clicking on the packages.json file. 5] next go...

Page Content First, take some time to review all of the content on your website with a fine-tooth comb. Of course, that means page content, but don't forget about your premium content too. From data-driven content and downloadable documents to rich media such as videos and images, you want to make sure everything is in place, working properly, and looking beautiful. So my suggestion is to check the following items once -- and then check them again. You really don't want to miss a single typo or grammatical error. Web copywriting has been proofread. Spelling and grammar are correct. Paragraphs, headers, lists, and other formatting are correct. Copyright date (perhaps in the footer) includes the current year. Company contact details are accurate throughout the website. Generic content, such as  lorem ipsum , has been properly removed and replaced. Images are in the correct places, formatted and working on all devices. Videos are in ...

Hi All,       I was working on webAPI1 when ever i tried to access that API from other domain it was not working. To fix that issue we have created new class called CrossHandler.cs Below is the code which is present in the CrossHandler.cs  public class CorsHandler : DelegatingHandler     {         const string Origin = "Origin";         const string AccessControlRequestMethod = "Access-Control-Request-Method";         const string AccessControlRequestHeaders = "Access-Control-Request-Headers";         const string AccessControlAllowOrigin = "Access-Control-Allow-Origin";         const string AccessControlAllowMethods = "Access-Control-Allow-Methods";         const string AccessControlAllowHeaders = "Access-Control-Allow-Headers";         protected override Task<HttpResponseMessage> SendAsync(...