We have a redirect on our website at /pages/home.php which 301 redirects to the home page (home.php). Google Analytics, for whatever reason shows /pages/home.php as the top landing page, even though there is no such page.
I was under the impression that Google Analytics did not record redirects but only the final landing pages.
What am I doing wrong?
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I made a redirect system in my index.html file, and used it to redirect to https://google.com/. I went back to my site and it had inherited the google logo
I tried redirecting back to my own site, but it still had the google logo.
Then I tried redirecting to a different site, and my site inherited that site's icon
In my website, I have link to a facebook page search result (https://www.facebook.com/page/104839442303062/search/?q=Moong%20sprout). While testing on my end, this link works well, but while viewing on other device or incognito window, it leads to 404 page.
Does this happen because the user hasn't logged in facebook? If so, what can I do to make it the page visible for everyone?
I am working on a web page and when I look at the page through the Google Inspector on the page hosted on Github pages versus the page hosted on a local server, I get different window widths.
here is a screenshot of the problem
Additionally, here is a link to my project: click here to view it on Github
I think you zoomed in your page and this is why you get 424.667px instead of 667px. If I zoom your page I get approximately same results ;)
I have FB page with a tab where an application is located.
The visitors are seeing it properly.
And I can see it to, but just before I authorized as a page owner. Right after that I see an empty tab with no iframe loaded. I checked a page code, a there is no iframe at all.
How to do it visible? Any ideas?
Thanks in advance.
I am trying to divert the user to an offline page when he comes to my site and the device is currently offline.
The problem is I trigger the caching from the home page itself so the problem is when the user comes to my url he comes to the loading page itself and not the offline page I would like him to go to.
What I do is using js redirect the user if the manifest is not available
function errorCache(event) {
//Redirect for error event of manifest
var offlineURL = 'http://myUrl/OfflinePage'
window.location = offlineURL;
}
window.applicationCache.addEventListener("error", errorCache, false);
Now this works perfectly the first time the user goes to the page. The next time I go to the homepage though, it redirects me to the offline page, but the offline page is not available anymore.
Any idea if this is a chrome issue or a HTML5 behavior and how can I retain the offline page?
thanks