How to target only webview rendering with CSS?
This particular page displays correctly on desktop and mobile Firefox browsers, Mac and iOS browsers, Edge, Chrome, and Chromium. But when it's seen through web view—that is, from a link on the Android Facebook app or even the actual Android app, Duck Duck Go—one of the font sizes is bigger and extends beyond its container div, obstructing the view. Visit Here for more information on solving problems:Prodigit After ten years of front-end development, I haven't yet looked at web view customizations. How can I use CSS (or JavaScript if necessary) to target web view rendering?
In APM Customization, server's HTTP_HOST variable not set correctly? Any other way to get this?
I'm attempting to do some APM customization, and I'm trying to write some simple PHP that will substitute text on the page based on the Host header in the HTTP request (we are using this same policy on multiple virtual servers for multiple sites, and everything is identical except for some tiny verbiage changes on the logon page... I know I could probably break this into multiple policies, but I'd rather just have one so I don't have to manage multiple). Anyway, in trying to determine which site has been requested, I want to make a decision based on the Host header. I attempt to read it like this: It turns out that the value of $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'] is "f5-server". I would understand that if I had asked for 'SERVER_NAME' rather than 'HTTP_HOST', but that's definitely not right for HTTP_HOST and is not what the user had in their host header. Does anyone have any idea about other ways to get the host header in PHP, or ways to get the Big-IP to correctly return it?
iControl - PHP - Errors, only on Linux.
Hi All, I'm pulling some hair out here trying to use PHP's built-in soapclient against F5 iControl, but it only appears to be when the script is run on it's destined Linux system. Works fine on my dev box which is Windows 7 SP1 (using XAMPP). The error I get is: SOAP-ERROR: Parsing WSDL: Couldn't load from 'https:///iControl/iControlPortal.cgi?WSDL=System.SystemInfo' : failed to load external entity "https:///iControl/iControlPortal.cgi?WSDL=System.SystemInfo" My Script looks like the following, which seems to be standard: $username = ""; $password = ""; $host = ""; $location = "https://$host/iControl/iControlPortal.cgi"; $client = new SoapClient(sprintf("%s?WSDL=%s", $location, "System.SystemInfo"),array('location'=>$location,'login'=>$username,'password'=>$password)); $systemInformation = $client->get_system_information(); $productInformation = $client->get_product_information(); I have suspected originally it was something to do with SSL verifying peers, allowing self certified certs and so forth, but no amount of stream_contexts makes a difference. Distributions I've tried running this on Arch, Centos and Ubuntu. I appreciate this may not be specifically an F5 iControl issue, but I would expect I'm not the only one to run into this issue... Surely? I can't use iControlREST at this time (I'd love to!) as I still have some pre-11.5.0 BIG-IPs on my estate Any advice would be greatly received! Thanks, JD.PHP and session variable substitution
I want to evaluate the content of a session variable during logon page processing. session.server.landinguri=/?pw=0 This doesn't work $landingUri = '%{session.server.landinguri}'; $pos = strpos($landingUri, 'pw'); if ($pos !== false) { ?> true This works! $landingUri = '/?pw=0'; $pos = strpos($landingUri, 'pw'); if ($pos !== false) { ?> true Does anyone know how APM and PHP interact that would cause this problem? I assume that there is an issue with how special characters from the session variable are substituted during runtime. I have tried using double quotes with no luck.
Payload content to apply a rule
What is the payload content to apply a rule from the REST interface? I am currently using PHP to interface with the REST API and I can connect and list all the rules, but now I need to apply one of the rules and later on I need to remove it, but not delete it. Connecting to REST interface: https://devcentral.f5.com/codeshare/using-php-to-connect-to-icontrol-rest-interface-1172 Thank you, EmilIncorrect PHP server variables when redirecting to https with irules
Hello there, We've got a f5 redirecting http traffic to https pages. However, when checking server variables in PHP, it appears that php still thinks we are using http (even though the redirection is correctly working in the browser) The SCRIPT_URI $_SERVER variable points to http://mysite, and the HTTPS $_SERVER variable is not set (even though I'm on a https page) Could it be a problem with the irules ?(I do not have access to the irules, so I cannot paste them here) Thanks David
