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What kind of HTML link is this? And how does it work?
I've researched in PHP, and it similar code, but href does not include file extension.
Link
the domain will be the prefix for this link, after that it will be like it:
www.example.com/directory/subdirectory/category?catID=2
and ?catID=2 is QueryString that transfer data in url.
The
?catID=2
at the end means ur passing information to the url.
?
means that ur going to pass on info.
catID=2
is saying that ur going to pass on catID with a value of 2.
so
Link
means ur passing on catID with a value of 2 to link:
directory/subdirectory/category
That URL sends you to the index (main) page of the /directory/subdirectory/category directory on the root of whatever website the link is on.
For example, on example.com, that link would send you to http://example.com/directory/subdirectory/category/index.html?catID=2. However, the /index.html will not show in the URL bar. The ?catID=2 is a query string. There is no extension because the server will automatically send the index.html file in the specified directory if there is no specific file requested. (Note: index.html is the default. Back-end scripts can change what file gets sent.)
Yes, links can be that way. It is a query to the directory on the site you're checking out.
www.example.com/directory/subdirectory/category?catID=2
Can become
Link
on example.com
This type of link shows that you are entering a particular directory in the root of the website. Let say you saw this link from a website called me.com then it means you have
me.com/directory/subdirectory/category?catID=2
However /directory/subdirectory/category?catID=2 is a query to the directory on that website.
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I have a node.js website and I want to change the name of a page from example.com/abc to example.com/def.
I have changed the name of the file and any references to it on other pages, it works when I test it locally, but when I push the changes to my web server, it doesn't work.
I think I'm missing a setting on my Ubuntu server or Cloudflare.
I'm not using a website builder.
The process for changing the name of a page on a website may vary depending on the platform or content management system (CMS) you are using to create and manage your website. However, in general, you can follow these steps:
Log in to your website's CMS or website builder.
Navigate to the page you want to rename.
Locate the option to edit the page's settings or properties.
Look for a field that allows you to change the page title or name.
Enter the new title or name for the page.
Save the changes.
It's important to note that changing the name of a page may affect its URL or address, so you may need to update any links that point to the page as well.
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Getting my head banging since this morning to do this simple (I think) thing:
I want to create a link (manually) that automatically selects the third Tab and adds some text to this webpage:
http://www.acessibilidade.gov.pt/accessmonitor/
I've tried some ways, including http://www.acessibilidade.gov.pt/accessmonitor/?#form3 but to no avail... what I am really missing here? Is even possible?
Thanks in advance.
If you dont have access to edit this page's source code then you cannot do what you are suggesting with a simple url or querystring value.
If you could edit the page then you could add some JavaScript or server side code to open the tab you specify in the query string/url.
Fancier solutions include proxying the site and injecting your own javascript or simply re-writing the html but this isn't really recommended as any such solution would be very fragile and the owner of the original site may not be too happy with you doing that.
You could also use a browser automation tool like selenium.
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I was working locally, and everything was perfect. All images were loading perfectly. Once I put my website online, some of the images stopped loading, and don't appear anymore. I developped my website using wordpress 3.7.1
here is my website: http://www.ux-pm.com
Can someone please tell me what is going wrong? I have tried absolute paths and I have tried changing <? bloginfo('stylesheet_directory'); ?> to other functions, but none worked.
P.S: images that are called in css are working perfectly.
Check your file names. You have named them wrongly. File names are case sensitive on linux.
You have used the name "jean.png" in your HTML but the actual file name is "Jean.png". Same is true for other missing images.
Notice the uppercase "J"?
In site you used the images name without considering that they case sensitive, on linux server try considering case in name of file as well as in extension.
Visit http://www.ux-pm.com/wp-content/themes/uxpm/images/
You might find the difference.
There is no file like that
http://www.ux-pm.com/wp-content/themes/uxpm/images/chapeau.png
so be sure that if uploaded
I checked your site. It says the images are not in the server. Check again if the images are uploaded in the right directory. Also check if the files are uploaded properly and are of proper size.
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In Mail App, I want to edit the signature with Image, the problem is when I change the .webarchive file content with this part:
<img width=138 height=150 src="http://www.example.com/signature.png">
It works fine, but if I try for local image like this:
<img width=138 height=150 src="\Users\XXX\Documents\signature.png">
It doesn't work.
Is there any solution for that?
You have to use a valid URL, not a file from your local computer. The people you send mail to are not going to have that file on their computer. If you want an image in your mail signature you're going to have to either attach it to every email (please don't) or have it hosted somewhere (which most email clients will block by default anyway).
Alternatively just don't have an image in your email signature. They're obnoxious.
\Users\XXX\Documents\signature.png is not a valid URL. If anything you have to use file:///Users/.... But you do know that only you will be able to see this signature and nobody you send the email to will, unless they happen to have the same file in the same directory, right?
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So I have a file that's already constantly being update on my server, but the directory currently isn't in my wwwroot folder until I can actually meddle around in there to get the directory to change.
So question #1 is if it's possible for my site to actually access this file away from the wwwroot? If not, it's okay. I'll find some way to get it in there.
This is however the more important part of this question. The file in question is currently in .data extension and contains a field such as {"cpu":30,"ram":300000}. It's been updated in real time with an application in the background, but how would I get my web page to pull those data and display it? I only started learning HTML and CSS several days ago, so my knowledge is still pretty limited here.
I cannot understand your first question. :S Please, could you be more clear?
For the second one, to read the text file you need a javascript code. You can do that as follow:
1º Open the file: file = fopen(getScriptPath("myFile.txt"), 0);
2º Get the content of the file in a string: file_length = flength(file); content = fread(file, file_length);
3º Finally, you can get the part of the string you want by a regex.
Pulling data from external sources and displaying it in HTML is a very common practice the purpose of programming languages like PHP. You aren't going to be able to do it with just HTML/CSS. Stick to static (unchanging) pages until you've got HTML/CSS down, and then you can learn a scripting language to make dynamic pages.