Install Instantsearch according to the guide of Algolia: Install Typesense according to the guide of Typesense: Set up Typesense in your App.js file or a Expo Router file according to the guide of Typesense for React Native. Some settings need to be changed to get it working. You need to create an SearchBox and InfiniteHits […]
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Cross-domain requests have always been a challenging aspect of web development. When it comes to sending AJAX requests from a subdomain to another subdomain, managing cookies can be even more complex. However, with the right techniques and configurations, it’s possible to set cookies on subdomains securely and efficiently. In this article, we’ll explore how to
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Typesense is a great open-source alternative for Algolia. Given that Algolia has a pretty expensive pricing package, it could be worth having a look to Typesense. On top of that, it has already some integrations with famous packages like Instantsearch.js and Laravel Scout. It started recently, so it’s documentation still lacks some examples. That is
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Met de komst van de AVG / GDPR wetgeving is er veel onduidelijkheid over best-practices of een duidelijk stappenplan voor het AVG-proof maken van je website. Wij zetten een aantal relevante bronnen uiteen. We hebben geen juridische achtergrond. Wij geven dan ook het disclaimer dat gebruik van deze informatie op eigen risico is. Tools voor
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When having large amounts of jQuery/javascript select boxes that need to be searchable it is wise looking at the performance of them. I compared the following select replacement boxes: Select2, Chosen, Selectize.js, Bselect. Default Safari browser select box: initializing about 0.5s. Setup Having a backend page that has about 1000 select boxes that need to be
For jQuery hash support I like the jQuery Address plugin: http://www.asual.com/jquery/address/ . Especially, if you want to make a form or product filter, you can use this variant: http://www.asual.com/jquery/address/samples/form/ . Though, it doesn’t support checkboxes in the form of arrays like check[]=1&check[]=2 , etc. I updated the plugin with some other libraries and code and
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