query-string

问题 I'm wondering what the most idiomatic way is to use URI to add a query string to a base URI in Elixir. I'm currently doing something like this: iex(1)> base = "http://example.com/endpoint" "http://example.com/endpoint" iex(2)> query_string = URI.encode_query(foo: "bar") "foo=bar" iex(3)> uri_string = URI.parse(base) |> Map.put(:query, query_string) |> URI.to_string "http://example.com/endpoint?foo=bar" But was wondering if there is a cleaner way to set the query string. I know about URI.merge

问题 This existing question https://webapps.stackexchange.com/questions/18959/can-i-form-a-direct-url-to-a-particular-gmail-account is close to what I need, except that I don't want to go into Gmail since email is disabled for the institutional account I am using. I want to log into some Google App - ideally Google Classroom, second choice Google Drive - but I'll take any alternative to Gmail if it shows it can be done (sorry I don't have a full list of enabled Apps for my institutional account).

问题 This existing question https://webapps.stackexchange.com/questions/18959/can-i-form-a-direct-url-to-a-particular-gmail-account is close to what I need, except that I don't want to go into Gmail since email is disabled for the institutional account I am using. I want to log into some Google App - ideally Google Classroom, second choice Google Drive - but I'll take any alternative to Gmail if it shows it can be done (sorry I don't have a full list of enabled Apps for my institutional account).

问题 Suppose I have documents that have this kind of structure { "_index": "unittest_repositorydb_iscatalogdata_v2", "_type": "product", "_id": "Product_100092_In_81810", "_score": 2.0794415, "_source": { "p": { "effective_dt": null, "code_s_lower": "B19_9394_Exp", "expiration_dt": "2020-05-16T00:00:00.0000000Z" }, "catId_s": "fNXXb5CRkpM" } } What I want to do is search by expiration date using query string. This is the query I do in Kibana: GET _search { "query": { "query_string": { "query":

问题 Im very much new to Flask, and one of the starting requirements is that i need SEO friendly urls. I have a route, say @app.route('/sales/') @app.route(/sales/<address>) def get_sales(addr): # do some magic here # render template of sales and a simple GET form that submits an address. <form action={{ url_for('get_sales') }}> <input type='text' name='address'> <input type=submit> </form> On form submission, the request goes to /sales/?address=somevalue and not to the standard route. What

问题 here is the input i am getting from my flash file process.php?Q2=898&Aa=Grade1&Tim=0%3A0%3A12&Q1=908&Bb=lkj&Q4=jhj&Q3=08&Cc=North%20America&Q0=1 and in php i use this code foreach ($_GET as $field => $label) { $datarray[]=$_GET[$field]; echo "$field :"; echo $_GET[$field];; echo "<br>"; i get this out put Q2 :898 Aa :Grade1 Tim :0:0:12 Q1 :908 Bb :lkj Q4 :jhj Q3 :08 Cc :North America Q0 :1 now my question is how do i sort it alphabaticaly so it should look like this Aa :Grade1 Bb :lkj Cc

问题 I have the following code in my asp.net mvc app - string URI = "http://send.url.com/smsapi/sender.php"; string queryParameters= "a long query string"; string xmlResult = ""; using (WebClient wc = new WebClient()) { wc.Headers[HttpRequestHeader.ContentType] = "application/x-www-form-urlencoded"; xmlResult = wc.UploadString(URI, queryParameters); } My question is how long queryParameters can be for WebClient.UploadString method? 回答1: The WebClient class enforces no limit on the length of a

问题 This is a follow up to my previous question (unresolved). I fetch items from the database and display them in a for loop. I use jQuery to hide one of the rows. Now I need to get the main_id of that hidden row and pass it to $.ajax . In the original question Paul suggested to use alert(this.attr("title")); but this line stops the execution of the $.ajax call and the call is not executed. When I comment out the alert alert(this.attr("title")); then the ajax call goes through. In that case, I

问题 I'm trying to create a regular expression to use as a rule in fiddler. I'm not very good at regular expressions. This regular expression: http://myServer:28020/MyService/ItemWebService.json?([a-zA-Z]+) Matches the URL below: http://myServer:28020/MyService/ItemWebService.json?action=keywordSearch&username=StockOnHandPortlet&sessionId=2H7Rr9kCWPgIZfrxQiDHKp0&keywords=blue&itemStatus=A So far so good. But why when I try this regular expression: http://myServer:28020/MyService/ItemWebService

问题 I'm trying to create a regular expression to use as a rule in fiddler. I'm not very good at regular expressions. This regular expression: http://myServer:28020/MyService/ItemWebService.json?([a-zA-Z]+) Matches the URL below: http://myServer:28020/MyService/ItemWebService.json?action=keywordSearch&username=StockOnHandPortlet&sessionId=2H7Rr9kCWPgIZfrxQiDHKp0&keywords=blue&itemStatus=A So far so good. But why when I try this regular expression: http://myServer:28020/MyService/ItemWebService