I have an array from a $_GET say Array ( [0] => 0 [1] => 1 [2] => 2 [3] => 3 [4] => 4 ) for which i am using this while loop to create a string: while (list($key, $value) = each($_GET)) { $get_url .= $key . '=' . rawurlencode(stripslashes($value)) ...
After upgrading to Django 1.2 I have strange urls in my administration panel. They look like this: http://example.com/admin/Nonelogout/ or http://example.com/admin/Nonepassword_change/ What might have gone wrong during the migration and what I need to fix? I have found in django source, that it is caused by root_path, but I have n...
I'm trying to extract SEO friendly URLs from strings that can contain special characters, letter with accents, Chinese like characters, etc. SO is doing this and it's translating this post title in java-and-seo-friendly-urls-reate--a-valid-http-url-from-a-string-composed-by-s I'm trying to do this in Java. I'm using this post solut...
I have a multi-language website and I'm puting the language in the URL like domain.com/en/. When the user doesn't put the language in the URL I want to redirect him to the page in the main language like "domain.com/posts" to "domain.com/en/posts". Is there an easy way to do this with Sinatra? I have more than one hundred routes. So doin...
Of course, the traditional method is to let the filesystem and your webserver work out the urls. E.G., www.example.com/index.html -> /var/www/public_html/index.html But I've noticed a trend in which, as opposed to letting the webserver do the mapping for you, you do it yourself (e.g., Rails and its routes config file, so /index is mappe...
A URL supposedly locates (and not simply identifies) a resource; a corollary is that the same URL must refer to the same resource. However, this rule would appear to be violated in the case of URLs like http://api.local/orders/333, in which api.local does not resolve to a host for everyone, and may not even resolve to the same host in t...
In my Django project, my url.py module looks something like this: urlpatterns = patterns('', (r'^$', 'web.views.home.index'), (r'^home/index', 'web.views.home.index'), (r'^home/login', 'web.views.home.login'), (r'^home/logout', 'web.views.home.logout'), (r'^home/register', 'web.views.home.register'), ) Is there a w...
I'm using Plone 3.3.5, installed using the unified installer and run ning standalone without Apache. By default, you can access plone in http://localhost:8080/Plone and I'd rather change the /Plone part with /Docs. I've tried tweaking the virtual host monster, but couldn't find a way to change the url. Can anyone help me? Thanks! ...
Hi, I'm trying to write a regular expression to modify URLs stored in a database (linking to photos on Flickr) so I can change the size of photos already on a site - E.g. Replace: 4724575242_ca7d120609.jpg with 4724575242_ca7d120609_z.jpg in a URL such as: http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1045/4724575242_ca7d120609.jpg The only change ...
Hello! I want to use the url such as "/ControllerName/ActionName/Id" Id - only digits or null. But when I use regular expression in MapRoute, "\d{1,4}", I see the exception - error404 page, when I'm trying to see /ControllerName/ActionName/" page. Also, I don't know, how I can catch exception with special symbol - ". Please, help.Thanx....
Hello all, I would like to ask about the button and the url post method in iPhone application. In my program, I want the user to click a button, and then a url will be called by POST method. For the url, it may need to redirect to somewhere (302 or 303) etc and final is 200. I have complete the button and the success page, however, I...
Hi guys, I'm trying to match URLs with wildcards in them to actual URLs. For example: http://*google.com/* Needs to match http://maps.google.com And http://www.google.com/maps What would be the best way of going about this? I've tried using a regular expression and that works fine when I manually program it but I'm not sure wh...
How to handle links with quotes? For example, http://samplesite.com/Users/" I want to redirect user to error page, but I see the page with exception. In every link of the form "http://somesite.com/SomeController/SomeAction/" " (double quotes at the beginning of path) Text of exception: Server Error in '/' Application. Illegal characte...
What are the implications (SEO-wise) of having the same resource at many different URLs? I've seen some websites that practically never show a 404 page. Any wrong URL path will simply render the homepage. Other sites, for example, redirect http://example.com/path/ to http://example.com/path - (no trailing slash) or vice versa in order to...
On every page this part is included: home.php#! For example http://www.facebook.com/home.php#!/profile.php?id=1 Whats the point with "#!"?? ...
What regex would I use to deny every URL using "?": Ex. domain.com/? and domain.com/?p=1224 location (need regex){ deny all; } ...
If I have URL A say http://www.example.com/ and another, say http://www.example.com. What would be the safest way to determine if both is the same, without querying for the web page and do a diff? EXAMPLES: http://www.example.com/ VS http://www.example.com (Mentioned above) http://www.example.com/aa/../ VS http://www.example.com EDI...
I'm wondering if it's considered okay (particularly, in Django) to have a URL that's only intended for actions with side effects, that's only intended to be accessed by POST, and that is basically invisible to the user. Let's say, for the sake of making this concrete, I have a little messaging system on my site, and from their inbox, a u...
Hi all! I didnt found any information even after bunch of searches over internet on how to handle query parameters in GWT application in a nice way. I'm newbie in GWT, but I'm very excited of its potential. So I'm trying to figure out how basic things works here. The thing I need - the possibility to rewrite query parameters in case...
Out of curiosity and the need to name a configuration setting properly: What do you call an URL that is an absolute path reference but without a domain? http://www.domain.com/path/to/myfile is an absolute, full URL. ../to/myfile is a relative path. What would you call /path/to/myfile? Is there a convention? Am I just daftly overloo...