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Update getting-started-for-web.phtml #417
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What does this PR do?
As a newbie to Appwrite, it wasn't clear where to find the Project Id. I thought the name of my project, "MyProject", was sufficient, but it wasn't and it caused me to get a CORS error when trying to use my project. Later, I discovered the "Project ID" tag was clickable, and it gave me my project Id.
This proposed change would be an improvement, as it shows the expected format of a project id. The best change would be a UI change in the project overview page of the Appwrite Web UI.
I mentioned this in the general channel in Discord and it sounded like you'd like to have this improved, so here's a start on that.
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Have you read the Contributing Guidelines on issues?
I did not. The change seems small enough it's not necessary.