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Flash will completely be removed from Microsoft Edge and Internet Explorer by end of 2020

Flash will completely be removed from Microsoft Edge and Internet Explorer by end of 2020 “In the next version of Microsoft Edge (built on Chromium), we will continue to retire Flash in the same timeframe as other Chromium based browsers. Flash will initially be disabled, and the user will need to re-enable Flash on a site-by-site basis; Flash will be completely removed from the browser towards the end of 2020.” -Microsoft Announced. Read more on Microsoft Edge Blog. It is just …

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Flash to HTML5 Conversion, tips to find a right vendor

Flash to HTML5 Conversion, tips to find a right vendor We all know that organizations won’t be able to run their Flash courses after 2020. With this backdrop, organizations are fast switching from Flash-based eLearning to HTML5 (Hyper Text Markup Language) based learning. Unlike Flash, HTML5 functions on modern day browsers and has the ability to run online courses across different mobile devices. Thanks to HTML5, mobile learning is now a reality. While all this is happening, organizations like yours, …

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Installing HTML5 Web Client for MS Remote Desktop Services 2019

Installing HTML5 Web Client for MS Remote Desktop Services 2019 The RD Web Client is an add-on for the Remote Desktop Web Access role that has been shipped with Windows Server 2019. The Web Client Version was introduced with RDS 2016 as a beta version then of course a production version. Now, with RDS 2019 it is been shipped with the initial package itself. Unlike RDS 2016 you don’t need to do any KB4 windows updates for RDS 2019. Just …

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Eliminating the need of typing /RDWeb for accessing RD Web Access website

Remote Desktop Web Access sites are configured with a virtual directory called ‘RDWeb’ by default therefore we need to type the URL like abc.com/rdweb every time to access RD Web login page. If you like to eliminate this need for your users and just want to land in the page by typing domain (ex: abc.com) then these are simple redirection steps can be done with your IIS. Login to your RD Web Access server. Launch the IIS. Click the …

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Honeypot – Prevent your forms from SPAM posts using honeypot technique

Honeypot – Prevent your forms from SPAM posts using honeypot technique It has been a big challenge to prevent from SPAM posts happening by bots. But it is something that we must take the measures before any serious exploits. There are various techniques such as Captcha the most popular but the problem is it may annoy your users by doing additional steps. Sometimes even you may lose some customers (think the customers are lazy). Also there are intelligent bots that …

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Fix – broken page issue after Moodle 3.x installation on Nginx web server

Fix – broken page issue after Moodle 3.x installation on Nginx web server This article intended for the people who faces broken page issue after installing Moodle 3.x. The issue usually happens after below steps. You have installed all necessary PHP modules and database is ready. You have crossed the installation steps with all success messages from moodle installer. Now at the end in the page in which you are above to configure your super administrator details and other website …

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How to use Data Layer variables with Google Tag Manager

How to use Data Layer variables with Google Tag Manager Let’s take the scenario that you need to pass the Data Layer variables to google AD conversion tracking using Google Tag Manager. This article assumes that you have already setup the Data Layer properly in your website. If not, read this article about Data Layer and how to set it up . 1 . Login to your Google Tag Manager Account. 2 . Click Variables then New. 3 . Give a Name for …

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