uri

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 In Android Q the MediaStore.Files.FileColumns.DATA field has been deprecated, and may be null or apps may not have the rights to read it, therefore is there a way to rename the filename section (not the path) of a file using only its media content Uri? Until now the DATA field could be used to find the real path of a file from a known Uri, but since it has been deprecated then the idea is not to even try to find or resolve the real file path, and use only its content Uri. Consider that the

问题 I am facing a problem with Google pay integration(in-app payment) in android app. When I make a request to transact I am getting the error "You have exceeded the maximum transaction amount set by your bank" even though that is my first transaction. And when I try to send amount directly from Google pay it works. This is the Google pay's in-app payment resource. Here is code Uri uri = new Uri.Builder() .scheme("upi") .authority("pay") .appendQueryParameter("pa", upiId) //receiver's upiId

问题 I am facing a problem with Google pay integration(in-app payment) in android app. When I make a request to transact I am getting the error "You have exceeded the maximum transaction amount set by your bank" even though that is my first transaction. And when I try to send amount directly from Google pay it works. This is the Google pay's in-app payment resource. Here is code Uri uri = new Uri.Builder() .scheme("upi") .authority("pay") .appendQueryParameter("pa", upiId) //receiver's upiId

问题 I am facing a problem with Google pay integration(in-app payment) in android app. When I make a request to transact I am getting the error "You have exceeded the maximum transaction amount set by your bank" even though that is my first transaction. And when I try to send amount directly from Google pay it works. This is the Google pay's in-app payment resource. Here is code Uri uri = new Uri.Builder() .scheme("upi") .authority("pay") .appendQueryParameter("pa", upiId) //receiver's upiId

问题 In react-native one can do: const somePath = 'https://...' <Image source={somePath} /> or const somePath = 'https://...' <Image source={{uri: somePath}} /> From what I understand about web addresses is that URIs are a superset of URLs and URNs. Questions What are the potential problems associated with supplying a web address to source as a URL? What are the potential problems associated with supplying a web address to source as a URI? Which method of supplying an address of an image to source

问题 In react-native one can do: const somePath = 'https://...' <Image source={somePath} /> or const somePath = 'https://...' <Image source={{uri: somePath}} /> From what I understand about web addresses is that URIs are a superset of URLs and URNs. Questions What are the potential problems associated with supplying a web address to source as a URL? What are the potential problems associated with supplying a web address to source as a URI? Which method of supplying an address of an image to source

问题 In react-native one can do: const somePath = 'https://...' <Image source={somePath} /> or const somePath = 'https://...' <Image source={{uri: somePath}} /> From what I understand about web addresses is that URIs are a superset of URLs and URNs. Questions What are the potential problems associated with supplying a web address to source as a URL? What are the potential problems associated with supplying a web address to source as a URI? Which method of supplying an address of an image to source

问题 I was wondering if the "proper" use of URI/URL matrix parameters was ever defined in a specification, such as an RFC or a W3 recommendation? In particular, I just joined a project where we use matrix parameters and a Java framework to implement a REST service. One of the matrix parameters we have for our REST service is a boolean one, much like ;sortByDate=true What bugged me about this one is that the Java framework we use apparently insists that boolean parameters are always passed in (i.e.

问题 Is the file protocol effectively defunct? It would be extremely useful to me if an intranet server could generate links such as <a href="file:///shared/customer_info/customer-name"> <a href="file:///shared/customer_info/customer-name/history.ods"> Since it's an internal intranet app, the server and the users' systems share access to the same filestore, so this is sensible. Unfortunately, Firefox and Chrome have disabled file:// links. The only thing I can do with them is right-click, copy