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7 min readTo prevent the index.php file from being cached, you can try adding cache-control directives to your server configuration or code in order to instruct the browser not to cache the file. Additionally, you can use cache-busting techniques like appending a unique query string to the URL of the index.php file so that the browser sees it as a new resource each time it is requested.
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5 min readTo get query params from a URL in React.js, you can use the URLSearchParams API. First, you need to get the current URL using window.location.search, which returns the query string portion of the URL. Then, you can create a new URLSearchParams object by passing in the query string as a parameter. Finally, you can use the get() method of the URLSearchParams object to retrieve specific query parameters by their names. Remember to handle any potential errors that may occur during this process.
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7 min readTo prevent caching in Spring Boot, you can configure your application to disable caching using the @CacheConfig annotation on your configuration classes. This annotation allows you to specify the cache names that you want to disable caching for, or you can set the annotation to "cacheNames = {}" to disable caching for all caches in your application.Another way to prevent caching in Spring Boot is by setting the caching type to "NONE" in your application.properties or application.
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5 min readTo enable browser caching in a Spring Boot application, you can configure caching headers in your controller methods or through Spring MVC configuration. By setting appropriate caching headers such as "Cache-Control" and "Expires", you can instruct the browser to cache static resources like CSS, JavaScript, and images.You can use the @RestController annotation on your controller class and the @RequestMapping annotation on your methods to specify caching rules.
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6 min readCaching is a technique used to store frequently accessed or computationally expensive data in memory for faster access. In C#, caching can be implemented using various methods such as using the built-in System.Runtime.Caching namespace, or third-party libraries like Microsoft.Extensions.Caching.Memory.To use caching in C#, start by creating an instance of a caching provider, such as MemoryCache, in your application.
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7 min readIn Google Chrome, iframes are cached by default to improve performance and reduce server load. However, there may be instances where you want to prevent iframe caching for various reasons. One way to prevent iframe caching in Chrome is to add a cache-control header to the server's response when loading the iframe. This can be done by setting the "Cache-Control" header to "no-cache" or "no-store" to instruct the browser to not cache the iframe content.
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5 min readTo stop caching while using Angular.js, you can add a random query string parameter to the URL that is being requested. By adding a random query string parameter each time the request is made, you can prevent the browser from caching the response. This can be done by appending a timestamp or a random number to the URL when making the request using Angular's $http service.
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4 min readCaching can be a valuable tool for optimizing SQL queries in Groovy. By caching the results of frequently executed queries, you can reduce the strain on your database and improve the overall performance of your application.To implement caching for SQL queries in Groovy, you can use a caching mechanism such as the @Memoize annotation provided by the Groovy language.
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5 min readTo use PowerShell to download files from SharePoint, you can first connect to the SharePoint site using the SharePoint Online Management Shell. Once connected, you can use the Get-PnPFile command to retrieve files from a document library in SharePoint. You will need to specify the URL of the document library and the file path of the file you want to download. You can also specify the local path where you want to save the downloaded file.
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3 min readTo run Ansible commands in Powershell, first you need to install Ansible on your Windows machine. Once Ansible is installed, you can open Powershell and navigate to the directory where your Ansible playbook is located.To run an Ansible command in Powershell, use the following syntax: ansible-playbook <playbook_name>.ymlMake sure to replace <playbook_name> with the name of the Ansible playbook you want to execute.
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5 min readTo run PowerShell code from C#, you can use the Process class in the System.Diagnostics namespace. You can create a new Process object, set the StartInfo properties with the necessary information, such as the PowerShell executable path and the code to be executed, and then start the process. You can also redirect the standard output and error streams to read the output or errors generated by the PowerShell code.
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4 min readYou can use the Get-WmiObject cmdlet in PowerShell to search for a specific process and then kill it using the Stop-Process cmdlet. You can create a loop to continuously search for the process until it is found and then kill it. Here is an example of how you can achieve this: $processName = "chrome.exe" while ($true) { $process = Get-WmiObject Win32_Process | Where-Object { $_.CommandLine -like "*$processName*" } if ($process) { Stop-Process -Id $process.