I am facing a behavior that I really don't understand.
If you go on the webpage: https://www.edel-optics.fr/Lunettes-de-soleil.html#ful_iPageNumber=1 and inspect the code you will realize that it's the same html content as on https://www.edel-optics.fr/Lunettes-de-soleil.html#ful_iPageNumber=7
=> to test it, try to search "ERIKA - 710/T5" on both source codes and you will find it (but you should only find on the ful_iPageNumber=1).
Why is it behaving like this ?
Secondary question: how to I get the real content of https://www.edel-optics.fr/Lunettes-de-soleil.html#ful_iPageNumber=7 ?
Thank you for your help
John
Problem
You have explained that when you perform a search, you get the same results as with your pagination (page 1)
Issue
You are not getting the value your searching for placed into the URL
https://www.edel-optics.fr/Recherche.html?time=1519871844737#query=
the #query is = to nothing
You would be needing something like:
https://www.edel-optics.fr/Recherche.html?time=1519871844737#query=ERIKA%20-%20710/T5
Without seing your code its hard to say where the issue lays. it could well be that the search box is not inside the Form or it could be that the submit button is on another form to the search box, or maybe an issue with backend scripts not grabbing the get values as a result of case differences in the value name.
Without seing your script its hard to diagnose
Ok I found a solution to solve this strange problem, replace the # in the URL with a ? and you will have the actual html content (corresponding to the display)...
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I hate to do this, but I have the same question as the following link: Visio 2010 using a page name in mailto link
I have attempted to use the answer given but all I'm getting is PAGENAME() in the subject field of the generated email. My Visio file is rendered to a html file where this link will be used.
I'd have added a comment to avoid creating a new question but don't have enough Rep to follow up on the comments there.
If anyone can give me a pointer, that'd be great. The line I have at the moment is
>
mailto:my.email#email.com&Subject=PAGENAME()&Body=Text...
Okay, looks like I've worked this one out.
I needed to right click the object & head in to the "Show ShapeSheets" window.
Once in here, adjust the 'Hyperlinks' entry: In the 'ExtraInfo' box change:
="subject=PAGENAME()"
to
="subject="&PAGENAME()
Logical when you look at it.
I do have the problem now that when Visio renders the html files, it doesn't use the foreground PAGENAME() in the same way was when you insert PAGENAME() into an object. The email title is always the background name & not the foreground.
I doubt there'll be a way of resolving that one, but glad I got to see it in action.
This might be a bit of a confounded question, but please bear with me:
If I were on a site, wanting to read comments through the json, as with this particular site, how would I expand this particular site such that I can see more than 10 comments? Currently, the ending to the url looks like /?content_id=60902841-c238-364c-92f0-68e8b4dce996&_device=full&count=10&sortBy=highestRated&isNext=true&offset=10&pageNumber=1&_media.modules.content_comments.switches._enable_view_others=1&_media.modules.content_comments.switches._enable_mutecommenter=1&enable_collapsed_comment=1.
I tried changing the pageNumber to a higher number and got the same results. I tried change the &count=10 to &count=50, which also doesn't work.
Thanks!
Each website will be a case by case. Some websites will allow you to expand it at the end of their url, as in:
https://somesite.com/search&page=1&resultcount=100
where you would change the parameter of resultcount to a higher value. Some sites cap the value at arbitrary values, and some don't have this parameter.
I work at a gym at the front desk. The website we use takes awhile to navigate using the GUI. This console in the Google Chrome browser seems pretty powerful. Can someone please direct me to some sort of tutorial or even answer this question yourself?
How would I use the Google Chrome console (inspect element > console) to perform searches using the website's search ability?
Thanks for your help!
You will need some basic understanding of javascript and DOM to do this.
If your site has a simple form for searching, you could use something like this.
document.getElementById('IdOfSearchField').value = 'test';
document.getElementById('IdOfSearchForm').submit();
What is does is that it fiends the searchfield and sets its value to "test" and then it submits the search form.
On this site (sorry for it being in Swedish, it was the one I was currently working on) you could use the following to search for 'test'.
document.getElementById('query').value = 'test'; document.getElementById('SpeedSearchForm').submit();
If your site has jQuery loaded you could simplify this a bit.
$('#query').val('test'); $('#SpeedSearchForm').submit();
Another way of doing it would be to navigate directly to the searchresult-page with the proper querystring (if that is supported by your website. In my sample case, it would look like this (because the search page is located at /search and just need the querystring query to work).
window.location = '/search?query=test';
But as ajp15243 noted in the comments on the question, it all depends on how your site is built. It's also a bit messy to type all that for every search.
I have a question regarding the meta property in php.
I have set
and I have a list of products that need to be displayed on the first page. Whwn I click the first product and click the like button the title that appears is different from the one I set, but when I click the other products and then click like I get the correct title. I tried clearing the cache but it didn't work and I tried verifying the link using http://developers.facebook.com/tools/debug and here it teels me that the title is the one I set.
Can anyone tell me what am I doing wrong or what might be the problem? Or maybe you have a soultion for this. :D
Thanks!
Without seeing the page which is being changed and liked, it's hard to know if I am answering your question, but the information may be useful to you anyway.
The issue may be with how many likes have already added up for the page.
Note that og:title and og:type are only editable initially - after
your page receives 50 likes the title becomes fixed
Source: https://developers.facebook.com/docs/opengraphprotocol/
This has happened to me before. The easy fix/workaround I found was this: I had been appending a query string to the page URL for tracking some stats. That URL with the query string had over 50 likes. Once I changed the query string, or left it off, the page had a different amount of likes. So when I used the Facebook linter/debugger, I used the new URL and it picked up my og:title and description change.
Are you able to post a link to the page you are having this issue with?
I have a website in which I have many categories, many sub-categories within each one and many products within each of those. Since the URLs are very user-unfriendly (they contain a GUID!!!), I would like to use a method which I think is called URL Masking. For example instead of going to catalogue.aspx?ItemID=12343435323434243534, they would go to notpads.htm. This would display the same as going to catalogue.aspx?ItemID=12343435323434243534 would display, somehow.
I know I could do this by creating a file for each category / sub-category (individual products cannot be accessed individually as it is a wholesale site - customers cannot purchase directly from the site). This would be a lot of work as the server would have to update each relevant file whenever a category / sub-category / product visibility changes, or a description changes, a name changes... you get the idea...
I have tried using server-side includes but that doesn't like it when a .aspx file is specified in an html file.
I have also tried using an iframe set to 100% width / height and absolutely positioned left 0 and top 0. This works quite well, but I know there are reasons you should not use this method such as some search engines not coping with it well. I also notice that the title of the "parent" page (notepads.htm) is not the title set in the iframe (logically this is correct - but another issue I need to solve if I go ahead and use this method).
Can anyone suggest another way I could do this, or tell me whether I am going along the right lines by using iframes? Thanks.
Regards,
Richard
PS If this is the wrong name for what I am trying to do then please let me know what it actually is so I can rename / retag it.
Look into URL Rewrites. You can create a regular expression and map it to your true url. For example
http://mysite.com?product=banana
could map to
http://mysite.com?guid=lakjdsflkajkfj3lj3l4923892&asfd=9234983920894893
I believe you mean URL Rewriting.
IIS 7+ has a rewrite module built in that you can use for this kind of thing.
URL Rewriters solve the problem you are describing - When someone requests page A, display page B - in a general way.
But yours is not a general requirement. You seem to have a finite uuid-to-shortname mapping requirement. This is the kind of thing you could or should set up in your app, yourself, rather than inserting a new piece of machinery into your system.
Within a default .aspx page, You'd simply do a lookup on the shortname from the url in a persistent table stored somewhere, and then call Server.Transfer() to the uuid-named page associated to that shortname.
It should be easy to prototype this.