slash

问题 I have a simple question, but could not find the answer anywhere say I have a site "mysite.com". I can access the index page by either typing "mysite.com" or "mysite.com/index.php". This works fine... however, when i try to go to "mysite.com/index.php/" the page loads, but not correctly. what is exactly happening? I would think it should return a 404 error, since index.php would be treated as a (non existing) directory (i.e. i would think it would try to find "mysite.com/index.php/index.php")

问题 example.com/contact.php <- I want to like this -> example.com/contact and this also want... example.com/contact/ (havent real directory. want to redirect /contact) example.com/contact.(any extension redirect to /contact) i want to like this.. plz help me for this one if have real directory want to go there... Edit : example.com/watch.php?id=1995/english-videos this link is not work.. and i want to redirect like this example.com/contact dont want slash. and i want to work this link example.com

问题 example.com/contact.php <- I want to like this -> example.com/contact and this also want... example.com/contact/ (havent real directory. want to redirect /contact) example.com/contact.(any extension redirect to /contact) i want to like this.. plz help me for this one if have real directory want to go there... Edit : example.com/watch.php?id=1995/english-videos this link is not work.. and i want to redirect like this example.com/contact dont want slash. and i want to work this link example.com

问题 How to remove all backslash in a JavaScript string ? var str = "one thing\\\'s for certain: power blackouts and surges can damage your equipment."; I want output like one thing's for certain: power blackouts and surges can damage your equipment. Update: I am scrapping data from page with help of JavaScript & displaying on fancy-box popup. please help me on this 回答1: Use a simple regex to solve it str = str.replace(/\\/g, '') Demo: Fiddle 回答2: This is the answer according to the title as the

问题 I'm trying to convert all backslashes () to forward slashes (/) in a variable which contains a file name and location. I've read about this and seen: %variable:str1=str2% and set "var=%var:\=/%" which I've attempted, but I'm obviously not getting it right. Here is the relevant section of my .bat script: FOR %%f IN ("E:\myfiles\app1\data\*.csv") DO ( echo %%f set "f=%%f:\=/%" echo %%f echo. ) The output show each filename listed twice. i.e. this line: set "f=f:\=/%" is not doing what I want it

问题 I'm trying to convert all backslashes () to forward slashes (/) in a variable which contains a file name and location. I've read about this and seen: %variable:str1=str2% and set "var=%var:\=/%" which I've attempted, but I'm obviously not getting it right. Here is the relevant section of my .bat script: FOR %%f IN ("E:\myfiles\app1\data\*.csv") DO ( echo %%f set "f=%%f:\=/%" echo %%f echo. ) The output show each filename listed twice. i.e. this line: set "f=f:\=/%" is not doing what I want it

问题 I know this question was asked a number of times on this site alone, but browsing through the relevant posts I couldn't find a solution. Trying to remove multiple trailing slashes after domain. The following mod_rewrite expressions seem to work for URLs such as http://www.domain.com//path1///path2////, but do not work for domain// DirectorySlash Off RewriteEngine on # Canonical fix RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} !^www.domain.com$ [NC] RewriteRule ^(.*)$ http://www.domain.com/$1 [R=301] RewriteRule

问题 I'm porting the existing website from PHP to Ruby on Rails 3 and I have to keep the urls unchanged. I have the route: get 'companies/' => 'companies#index', :as => :companies In a view file I have: link_to 'Companies', companies_path and this generates the url "http://website.com/companies" instead of "http://website.com/companies/". I want the slash at the end of the url. Is it possible? 回答1: You can add this to your application.rb: config.action_controller.default_url_options = { :trailing

问题 This question already has answers here : Closed 7 years ago . Possible Duplicate: JSON: why are forward slashes escaped? json.org states, that forward slashes (aka solidus, / ) can be escaped: "\/" However, unescaped slashes are valid, too: "/" What's the rational behind this? Does it come from the Javascript roots? (I.e., "</script>" is a problem in browser-based Javascript, see Douglas Crockford's comment) Or has it any other reason? 回答1: I've just published a review of this issue on my

问题 I have a javascript variable comming from legacy system with backslashes into forward slashes: '/46\465531_Thumbnail.jpg' and I am trying to convert into this: '/46/465531_Thumbnail.jpg' . There is no way to fix the problem on the legacy system. Here is the command I am running on IE8 browser: javascript:alert("/46\465531_Thumbnail.jpg".replace(/\\/g,"/")); as response I get: --------------------------- Message from webpage --------------------------- /46&5531_Thumbnail.jpg ------------------