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Add-FAQ-to-README #344
Add-FAQ-to-README #344
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Thanks so much, @athenaozanich for the contributions! Apologies it took me so late to look at this (no idea how I missed it). Very nice to create this PR, and thank you for sharing this FAQ for others!
Most of the changes here are minor or just make the FAQ sound more professional, let me know if there are questions or anything is unclear.
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- No. While data that is sent over POST may be more protected, the information could easily be intercepted by a third party or middleman, and Google has complete access to the data inside a Google Spreadsheet. Email is also not a very secure communication medium by default. We would recommend you invest in a secure platform and server for storing your data if this is a requirement. | |||
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8. _What if my data is being collected or sent in the wrong order?_ |
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nit: this reads a little odd, could change to "being stored" or just have it say "sent"
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- No. While data that is sent over POST may be more protected, the information could easily be intercepted by a third party or middleman, and Google has complete access to the data inside a Google Spreadsheet. Email is also not a very secure communication medium by default. We would recommend you invest in a secure platform and server for storing your data if this is a requirement. | |||
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8. _What if my data is being collected or sent in the wrong order?_ | |||
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- If your data is being collected and or sent in the wrong order, it is recommended to test that you are loading the Clientside JS correctly. The most affective way to do this is to place a ```debugger``` call inside the ```handleFormSubmit()``` function, if it hits the debugger and opens the respective Dev tools for the broswer/environment then the Client side JS is being loaded and the issue is not that. If the debugger isn't executed then the JS is **not** being loaded and as a result not handling the form submission, defaulting the data to a plain object which will have it's own alphabetic ordering. |
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nit: "and/or" but I would probably just rephrase that whole sentence to "If your data is in the wrong order..."
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- No. While data that is sent over POST may be more protected, the information could easily be intercepted by a third party or middleman, and Google has complete access to the data inside a Google Spreadsheet. Email is also not a very secure communication medium by default. We would recommend you invest in a secure platform and server for storing your data if this is a requirement. | |||
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- If your data is being collected and or sent in the wrong order, it is recommended to test that you are loading the Clientside JS correctly. The most affective way to do this is to place a ```debugger``` call inside the ```handleFormSubmit()``` function, if it hits the debugger and opens the respective Dev tools for the broswer/environment then the Client side JS is being loaded and the issue is not that. If the debugger isn't executed then the JS is **not** being loaded and as a result not handling the form submission, defaulting the data to a plain object which will have it's own alphabetic ordering. |
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spelling: "effective"
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- No. While data that is sent over POST may be more protected, the information could easily be intercepted by a third party or middleman, and Google has complete access to the data inside a Google Spreadsheet. Email is also not a very secure communication medium by default. We would recommend you invest in a secure platform and server for storing your data if this is a requirement. | |||
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- If your data is being collected and or sent in the wrong order, it is recommended to test that you are loading the Clientside JS correctly. The most affective way to do this is to place a ```debugger``` call inside the ```handleFormSubmit()``` function, if it hits the debugger and opens the respective Dev tools for the broswer/environment then the Client side JS is being loaded and the issue is not that. If the debugger isn't executed then the JS is **not** being loaded and as a result not handling the form submission, defaulting the data to a plain object which will have it's own alphabetic ordering. |
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in-line code callouts are just one back-tick rather than three.
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- No. While data that is sent over POST may be more protected, the information could easily be intercepted by a third party or middleman, and Google has complete access to the data inside a Google Spreadsheet. Email is also not a very secure communication medium by default. We would recommend you invest in a secure platform and server for storing your data if this is a requirement. | |||
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- If your data is being collected and or sent in the wrong order, it is recommended to test that you are loading the Clientside JS correctly. The most affective way to do this is to place a ```debugger``` call inside the ```handleFormSubmit()``` function, if it hits the debugger and opens the respective Dev tools for the broswer/environment then the Client side JS is being loaded and the issue is not that. If the debugger isn't executed then the JS is **not** being loaded and as a result not handling the form submission, defaulting the data to a plain object which will have it's own alphabetic ordering. |
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spelling/grammar: "its" since it is not a contraction for "it is" in this context
@athenaozanich - would you be able to make some of the brief changes above? If not, anyone could probably add another commit that does this in a new PR. Thank you! |
I'll create a new PR (#398) to resolve the concerns & get the changes here merged in :) thanks for your contribution!! |
* Add-FAQ-to-README * Address Sean's code review feedback for FAQ (#344) Co-authored-by: athenaozanich <[email protected]>
Added brief description of how to troubleshoot the issue of incorrect data ordering, using the suggested steps provided by @mckennapsean