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Have you checked if the port is being used by another process?

@NeutronDev my 443 port is being used by another process that why I change my port to 8443 but when I changed my port 8443 than ssl certificate not working

When I use 443 port it's working but when I use other than 443 then certificate not working

Yeah, there is an open issue: github.com/mtbaqer/vscode-better-folding/issues/67

In Laravel, it is in /public/index.php

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Hey! Thanks for the comment. Have you tried adding this into your 'settings.json' file? "python.terminal.activateEnvironment": true

@@NeutronDev Yes, I solved it. But just adding "python.terminal.activateEnvironment": true didn't work. I also added "terminal.integrated.cwd": "${workspaceFolder}" to make it automatically activate.

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Thanks 💜 I'm using "Community Material Theme Darker High Contrast" theme with "Material Theme Icons".

@@NeutronDev Oh, thank you for the lightning-fast reply! I think it may be defunct? It won't install properly and links are broken :(

EDIT: I'm sorta finding it, but this is the error I get after install: (I did manually find the json files in the proper folder-so not sure how to fix this) ```Unable to load file:///Users/xxxxxx/.vscode/extensions/aries.aries-1.4.6/themes/Community-Material-Theme-Darker-High-Contrast.json: Unable to read file '/Users/xxxxxx/.vscode/extensions/aries.aries-1.4.6/themes/Community-Material-Theme-Darker-High-Contrast.json' (Error: Unable to resolve nonexistent file '/Users/xxxxxx/.vscode/extensions/aries.aries-1.4.6/themes/Community-Material-Theme-Darker-High-Contrast.json')```

@@mazal-bb You could try this marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=Equinusocio.vsc-material-theme. Indeed, the support for the "Community" version had been dropped. It seems it worked for me like this for quite some time. The colors don't match 100% but the theme allows you to override most of them.

Hey! Is the VS Code up to date?

@NeutronDev Yes it is updated,thank you for replying

With what value did you fill the field in?

@@NeutronDev its ok i switched to geany ty nonetheless

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Glad to hear that! 💜 If your mobile phone and the computer running localhost are on the same network, you should install the SSL certificate on your mobile phone as well so that the browser recognizes it. Unfortunately, I don't have a step-by-step guide for this specific case.

After installing the SSL certificate on mobile phone, do I use the IP address on the mobile browser to access my program without the "Not secure" error? Thanks again!

@@johnlyod4444 Yes, you would have to use the local IP address (given by the local network) of the machine that's hosting the server.

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Glad you found it helpful 💜 That will be maybe a topic for a future tutorial

In which example? The variable is private in the correct examples.

Hey! That's a good question. You can drag and drop a folder and create a link to it in the markdown, but it will not create a preview similar to how it does with images. Check this markdown code: [My Folder](<folder/folder 1>) This will create a text 'My Folder' with a link that will open the 'folder 1' folder when clicked. The folder structure that I tested with is: root/ ├─ folder/ │ ├─ folder 1 │ │ ├─ my-image.png ├─ my-readme.md

@@NeutronDev I really appreciate your response! I tried the code you've provided and it created a folder named "folder" and a file under named "folder1". What if I have a folder with a name sql_project with the following sql files inside? 1st_query.sql 2nd_query.sql 3rd_query.sql My goal is to show [sql_project code] in the Preview section and when I click the link it will direct me to the sql_project folder. Thanks in advance for your help!

If I understood you correctly, the following code will show the 'sql_project_code' text in the Preview section and when clicked, it will direct you to the 'sql_project' folder inside VS Code's Explorer tab. Note that it will only highlight the folder, it will not expand/open it: [sql_project_code](sql_project) Is this what you're trying to achieve?

@@NeutronDev Yes you got it!

Thank you 💜 Yes, "nest new project-name" command creates the project with CRLF.

I'm Romanian 😅 But yea, the words in the right side of the screen in the video are in Finnish.

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What happened?

@@NeutronDev it worked, i solved it. thank you for your fast response <3

@@aqumy Awesome 💜 What was the issue?

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You're welcome 💜 The 'EAccessViolation' (Exception Access Violation) error is related to an attempt by XAMPP to access a memory address it doesn’t have permission to use (read, write, or execute). It means that a certain part of the XAMPP code wanted to try and do something with the protected memory access code, which Windows did not permit.

@NeutronDev I see, and the programmers didn't think of coding a countermeasure to not having the permits, and so it just blocks the application?

@@06dnl101 Yeah, the application crashes because this error is actually a bug in the code.

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This is only for the local environment, so yes.

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Strange 🤔 This is the extension: marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=ms-vscode.hexeditor Do you have the latest VS Code version? It should appear in the Extension Marketplace

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Do you get any errors?