Numbering with CSS Counter for Headings

I'm trying to achieve a css counting for headers.
for ex.

<h1>first heading</h1>

<h2>second heading</h2>

will be converted

1. first heading

1.1 second heading

That works fine with the css counter. What doesn't work is when the h2 is a h3. The result will be that the h3 heading will add a "1.0.1" instead of a 1.1.1, because there is no h2 heading so the counter for h2 is 0.

<h1>first heading</h1>

<h3>third heading (should be 1.1.1)</h3>

will be converted

1. first heading

1.0.1 third heading (should be 1.1.1)

Any suggestion how to solve this (is it even possible)

ps. an example for the headings can be found here http://jsfiddle.net/6xpveu0t/

Answers

Please use headlines in semantically correct way.

In the earlier days, people rather misused different headline-tags to suit their design, rather than styling them correctly as it is done today (hopefully everywhere).

In terms of semantic usage of headlines, a headline 1 is always followed by a headline 2 followed by a headline 3. You may refer to w3c school about headline priority.

In printed books, you will never find a nested subchapter inside a skipped chapter. Therefore the CSS counter is correct.

Nevertheless you can include an empty <h2></h2>.

HttpResponseMessage parameters received after constructor is called

I have an API controller that when called from the client passes database credentials.

public class ForemanController : ApiController

{

    static SqlConnectionStringBuilder connectionString = new SqlConnectionStringBuilder ();



    public ForemanController()

    {

       //database calls with connection string

    }



    public void Get(string DataSource, string InitialCatalog, string UserID, string Password)

    {

        connectionString.DataSource = DataSource;

        connectionString.InitialCatalog = InitialCatalog;

        connectionString.UserID = UserID;

        connectionString.Password = Password;

    }

}

The get method is working fine and I can see the credentials being passed via the client code:

static HttpClient client = new HttpClient();

HttpResponseMessage resp = client.GetAsync("api/foreman?DataSource=dxdv&InitialCatalog=Q19410&UserID=tunld&Password=did").Result;

My problem is that the constructor in the ApiController runs before the get method so the database calls fail because of a null connection string.

How do I get the parameters to pass before the constructor?

rsync passing source from csv file

I am trying to use rsync to synchronise remote files with local server.
It works great but I want to do it on multiple remote servers to sync with on daily basis.

lanein2@FTP-Stager:/home/toor$ sshpass -p "xyz" rsync -avz lanein1@xx.xxx.xxx.xxx:BrandStIN/ /home/lanein2/BrandStIN/

lanein2@FTP-Stager:/home/toor$ sshpass -p "xyz" rsync -avz lanein1@yy.yyy.yyy.yyy:Brand1/ /home/lanein2/Brand1/

lanein2@FTP-Stager:/home/toor$ sshpass -p "xyz" rsync -avz lanein1@aa.aaa.aaa.aaa:Brand1/ /home/lanein2/Brand1/

I want to have all ip adresses with their password in a csv file and want to run rsync .
how can I pass a csv file data and do rsync in a cron job.

Answers

try with a bash script, like this one (not working as it is, just a starting point)

#!/bin/bash



# define password for each of the servers, maybe use arrays or something like that

# also, define paths for each server (if they change)



for i in 192.168.0.1 192.168.0.2; do 

# here too, you can use an array for ip addresses

  sshpass -p $PASSWORD_OF_SERVER_1 rsync -avz lanein1@$i:$SERVER1_PATH/ /home/lanein2/$SERVER1_PATH/

done

then reference it with cron (e.g. put it in a line of /etc/cron.daily)