How to redirect HTTP put, post or delete requests and why you may end up with a GET request upon redirection
I will start with a small disclaimer: it is always up to the client how to handle redirects. Most of the time they handle status codes »
List of HTTP status response code group meanings, such as 200, 400 and 500
In this post I will present the different HTTP status code groups, which are the groups 1xx (100-199), 2xx (200-299), 3xx (300-399), 4xx (400-499) and 5xx »
AMP - How to solve "A tag on this page requires an AMP component 'script' tag, which is missing" for amp-iframe
I have several iframes on my website due to affiliation with Amazon. However my Google Search Console recently gave me the error: A tag on this »
Empty white space caused by "" in HTML on my webpage
Last week I was making a new “about'' page for my blog using Ghost Blog pro. When I uploaded the file I saw an »
What is the difference between Websockets and HTTP/REST?
I recently made an example on how to do websocket communication between a server and a client [https://peterdaugaardrasmussen.com/2019/01/20/how-to-use-websockets-with-asp-net-core-with-an-example/] , where i »
The website checklist for when you are about to launch a new site - updated 2020
Have you ever been about to publish a website and feel that you are missing something? me too! That is why I created my own checklist »
What is the difference between REST and HTTP? or are they the same?
There seems to be a big emphasis on using REST these days. Where REST easily becomes a synonym with HTTP. It is not, REST is an »
How to reset zoom in any browser, Chrome, Edge or Firefox
Browsers get more and more standardised every day and most of them share the same shortcuts by now, such as how to reset the zoom level. »
Fixing the error: "IIS Error 500.19 - Internal Server Error"?
Earlier this year I had the pleasure of handling the following error: HTTP Error 500.19 - Internal Server Error The requested page cannot be accessed »
What is Cross Site Request Forgery (CSRF) and how can it be avoided?
In simple terms, CSRF is misusing the "saved" trust a website has in your browser. Often your token for authentication will be stored in »