URL QUESTIONS

wish help you to fix your issue In my case, it seems that the crawler is just having a bug. I have my own canonical answer in this question, hope that helps someone: FB OpenGraph og:image not pulling images (possibly https?)

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wish help you to fix your issue Yes you can do this.From the cpannel you will click on addon domain and will add the seocnd domain there and then will set the location for the files of website then at that location on server you can place your second

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like below fixes the issue To use a Chin punch out, you need to add the following: content A slot with a value for the URL link

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wish helps you This may be very useful to youhttp://code.google.com/apis/safebrowsing/

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wish help you to fix your issue They are actually not random strings. Normally they are numbers (usually row IDs) that are encoded in Base-36 encoding (obviously not always the case, but there are many that use it).Why do they use it? Because a Base-

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seems to work fine A URL specifies the location of a resource, but that resource does not have to actually map to a physical file on the server. It's up to the server to decide how to process the URL and how to generate the resource to return.Most we

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With these it helps If you're redirecting to a different website you have to specify 'http://' at the front, otherwise Apache it will interpret it as a file on the server.

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I wish this helpful for you Make a javascript function that polls the url (e.g. via window.setTimeout()). (Either using AJAX for partially updating the content, or setting window.location.href, etc..)

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it helps some times Managed to find where to do this.You need to update the Site domain name and Presentation URL fields in Kentico. These can be found under: Configuration > Sites > Your site

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will help you can you change culture value from url like below? rs:Command=Render this might help as well.

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should help you out Remember nightwatch.js is still javascript, you can read the file of urls (e.g. csv) then iterate through the array of url list.

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hope this fix your issue The syntax of the HTML is wrong plus you should add the CDATA to inside the description element. Try this:

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To fix the issue you can do I am currently trying to use two buttons in my Swift application. I'm using one button to save the current URL of my web view and the other button to load the most recently saved URL. We can call these Buttons 1 and 2. I d

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This might help you Try this function to get parameters value from URL function __get_parameter_by_name(name) { name = name.replace(/[\[]/, "\\\[").replace(/[\]]/, "\\\]"); var regex = new RegExp("[\\?]" + name + "=([^]*)"), results = regex.exec(loca

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may help you . since this is a very old version of FireFox, I blocked it in my htaccess file -

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wish of those help My understanding is that the _[field]_value item will give you the GUID of the associated item immediately.To use $expand you have to use the schema name, so it should look like:

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will help you I am trying to write web application with ASP.net webAPI and knockout and using IIS. Here I am trying to initiate view model on Admin page (http://localhost/Attendance/Home/Admin). The API to fetch all users is at path http://localhost/

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I wish this help you I have a StaticText, which has a text like , I've solved this way: in the Text property

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I wish did fix the issue. Right now i'm using the followin code:

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Any of those help It is surely an error in the validator. I checked with the examples google provided: https://developers.google.com/search/docs/guides/mark-up-listings . If you click on the 2nd example you will see that it has the same error.The err

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This might help you If you own abc.example.com you can set it up as a CNAME of abc.blog.com, which you'd need to configure with your domain name registrar. A CNAME makes a domain the alias of another (without redirecting), which is the functionality

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Hope that helps After many tryouts, I got now a workaround on how to solve it. Now I am checking if the URL has been called with the test folder in first place. If this is the case, it would redirect to the correct URL.

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Any of those help I select some text with , const url = Selector('neededURL').value await t.navigateTo(url).

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seems to work fine In your code var resp = UrlFetchApp.fetch(url) will create a HTTPResponse object. First, you will want to know if the response code is 200 OK. To gather that information you should use getResponseCode() and check if it equals to 20

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it fixes the issue When you create a new dataset in CKAN you are providing dataset Title, which is only required field on the first page. This title will be unique across CKAN instance and you will not be able to have two datasets with the same title

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hope this fix your issue Instead of using a sequential number, you should generate a Universal Unique Id (UUID) and use that to identify a user. The UUID can then also become part of the URL you are using.I would suggest UUIDv4 in your case, which wi

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Does that help Looks like you want to get only the url part without parameters. This can be achieved simply like this.

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around this issue You can certainly use hyphens in domains. See https://www.merriam-webster.com/ for example. Letters numbers AND hyphens are all allowed.

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