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问题 Take a look at the following code: <!--begin of index.html--> <a href="#" id='click'>Click to change url to Index2.html</a> <script type="text/javascript"> var stateObj = { foo: "bar" }; function change_my_url() { history.pushState(stateObj, "page 2", "http://MyDomain.com/Index2.html"); } var link = document.getElementById('click'); link.addEventListener('click', change_my_url, false); </script> <!--end of index.html--> This one is the sample script to change the URL without reloading the

问题 This is somewhat of a newbie question I'm sure and I hope the community will excuse me for not knowing this (or not knowing the appropriate search terms to resolve my question). So, this is the deal: I'm running a small webpage with a small amount of visitors. I've written the whole page in HTML and CSS myself and I host it in my private DropBox (http://dl.dropbox.com/u/3394117/Hemsida/Psykofil/Index.html). I've bought the domain name "www.psykofil.org" from Loopia (www.loopia.se) and I've

问题 I am setting up a Shopify site using a custom domain. However, I have old links on that domain that I don't want to break once I point it to Shopify. I also have old parked domains on top of this domain that I don't want to break. Shopify instructs you to set up an A record for the domain (so when I go to www.mydomain.com I see my Shopify store). But I want to set up exceptions such that www.mydomain.com/my-seo-link won't show Shopify, or will allow me to forward to its replacement at Shopify

问题 I was surprised to learn that a single domain name can have many IP addresses. For example, here are my results for Dns.GetHostAddresses("www.google.com") : {System.Net.IPAddress[6]} [0]: {74.125.127.147} [1]: {74.125.127.99} [2]: {74.125.127.103} [3]: {74.125.127.104} [4]: {74.125.127.105} [5]: {74.125.127.106} (YMMV; the addresses seem to change periodically) Where do these different addresses come from, and how should one choose an IP address to connect to? 回答1: The IP addresses come from

问题 Everything that I read about AdSense says that I need a website (blog, domain, etc.) which I do plan to get. I'm just not sure about the name of the domain that I want. However, I want to be moving on, because the address verification letter from Google may take several weeks. So, I would like to put in the domain that I think that I'm going to use. Can I do that, even though I don't own it (yet)? Do they check if it's registered? Or are they just saying that it won't work because I can't

问题 I want users of my service to be able to add their own custom domains. For example, www.[their domain].com should be able to access their application's index and show pages. My service is implemented in Rails 3. I've seen apps like Tumblr offer this functionality for their front facing blogs. Although I have seen apps for Rails that implement sub domains in the way that Basecamp does, I have not found a resource for fully custom domains. 回答1: They'll need to create an A record in their DNS to

问题 I recently purchased a security certificate for a website valid for www.example.com but not for *.example.com (wildcard version - more expensive) The problem i have now is that although users can type http://example.com , the secure version (ssl enabled pages) https://example.com raises the invalid certificate exception - which is totally understandable. How can i redirect https traffic to the www.example.com version before the request actually hits the server? i tried url rewritting and

问题 On Google Domains, I own www.example.com . I also have hosting for free at www.university.com/~myname . I want to be able to forward www.example.com to www.university.com/~myname , but I want the domain to still show as www.example.com . I also want www.example.com/something/something.txt to forward to www.university.com/~myname/something/something.txt , with the URL still showing www.example.com/something/something.txt . How can I do this? (I know this question exists, but the settings page

问题 I've been trying to make URLs shorter. For example, change www.mydomainname.com/myapp/default/mypage to www.mydomainname.com/mypage I add the following code in routes.py under the web2py folder: routes_out=( ('.*:/sevenpeng/default(?P<any>.*)', '\g<any>'),) But this didn't work. The url still shows www.mydomain.com/default/mypage Am i missing something? Another problem, I deployed my website on google appengine, when I typed www.mydomainname.com, it directs to the right page, and the address

问题 I want to bind two different domain in my VPS with the same ip and port, here is my httpd.conf : <VirtualHost 106.187.96.123:80> DocumentRoot /home/roy/sobuhu ServerName aaa.com </VirtualHost> <VirtualHost 106.187.96.123:80> DocumentRoot /disk1/allen/www ServerName bbb.com </VirtualHost> <VirtualHost 106.187.96.123:80> DocumentRoot /disk1/allen/www ServerName www.bbb.com </VirtualHost> Can I config the ServerName use syntax like *.bbb.com ? so I can access www.bbb.com、bbs.bbb.com with the