In windows 11, if I open file explorer to “c:temp”, is there a programmatical way to identify that “c:temp” is open in file explorer? I want to execute this batch: xcopy “c:templates*.*” to %destination%, whereby %destination% is defined by the currently opened folder in file explorer.
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I am getting error “Invalid file name” on website admin for Multi Vendor Module. Can someone suggest how we fix it?
I use the core API /V1/products/:sku to get the product using the SKU. for example, I have 2 stores, one in English and another in Japanese. My API Endpoint is like http://local.mystore.com/storefront/en-us/rest/V1/products/myproduct for the English store and http://local.mystore.com/storefront/en-jp/rest/V1/products/myproduct for the Japanese. For both the API I am getting the same […]