I want to edit (or delete) a Confluence page with a redirect macro in it, but I can't click on any action link before the page gets redirected.
Copy the page URL
Paste the copied URL into the browser address bar
Append the query parameter redirect=false to the URL
Hit Enter/Return
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I have created a github Wiki page Introduction.md and sidebar file _Sidebar.md in the same directory in a private repo. When I click on sidebar link I'm redirected to raw page, although the link shows appropriate url.
page Introduction.md has below content
# Introduction <a name="heading--1">
This is a web application.
And the _Sidebar.md has below content:
# Table of contents
**[1. Introduction](Introduction.md#heading--1)**
On hovering the link on sidebar it shows correct url as:
https://github.com/testorg/ecom/wiki/Introduction.md#heading--1
But on clicking the link it redirects to raw page and shows the raw content for Introduction.md above
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/wiki/testorg/ecom/Introduction.md?token=GHSAT0AAAAAATESTINGTOKENAZG2ZMAQ33POCYYHFSBQ#heading--1
Why this type of behavior, What I'm missing here?
Almost there, however, is one small issue in your URL. Instead of
**[1. Introduction](Introduction.md#heading--1)**
Remove .md from the URL.
**[1. Introduction](Introduction#heading--1)**
I created a web page using GitHub Pages. I added the custom domain by following the Settings>Pages path. The page redirect was successfully performed by creating the CNAME file.
I wanted to cancel the page redirect after a while. Therefore I removed the CNAME file and followed all the steps mentioned in the documents. But I was not able to cancel the page redirect. How can I fix this problem?
Since the website redirect is saved in the browser's cache, the redirect will continue even if the redirect is cancelled via the Settings>Pages tab on GitHub; this will automatically cause the CNAME file to be deleted. The way to solve this problem:
Remove the previous redirect by going to Settings>Pages on GitHub.
Rebuild the page via the Actions tab on GitHub.
Click the F12 while the browser is open.
Long click on the refresh button on the browser.
Select the Empty Cache and Hard Reload option.
When you try to enter the website again, you will see that the redirect has been cancelled.
I've got some dead pages in my site that I just need to redirect.
Thing is, if you click on a link where it goes to one of these redirected pages, the redirection will occur, but the URL will be kept as the old, dead page.
Example: I click on a page /a/ that PHP redirects to /b/. The redirection happens, /b/ is shown, but the URL stays /a/ until I would hard refresh (CTRL+R) the page.
So is there a way to make it so Barba follows PHP redirects and updates the URL to show the right one?
I am a beginner at CQ5. I created a simple workflow with 2 paths - accept and reject. I created a page and set its vanity url the same as the original page url and checked the "Redirect Vanity url" text box. Next I pushed the page down the workflow. But then when I opened up the page in the browser and clicked on the workflow tab of the sidekick, it was completely blank. Removing the vanity url brought back the workflow tab contents. Can someone explain to me why this happened so? This wasn't mapped in the ConfigMgr console.
I found that the vanity url actual does something like a "Redirect". So if we add a vanity url to a page which has the same url as the vanity url, the page goes into something like an infinite loop, redirecting to itself. This causes trouble in various sorts. In my case, it was affecting the workflow.
My goal is that have a fb page app (only in one tab) and use it with linkable subpages inside it.
For example:
If I click on subpage link there would be a http or ajax request inside the iframe. Thats fine, i can do that.
BUT
in the solution I also want to implement these two features:
1.:
I want that page to be accessible directly from an url like:
http://facebook.com/pagename/app..blabla/subpage1
or
http://facebook.com/pagename/app..blabla&sk=535&subpage=1
or
http://facebook.com/pagename/app..blabla#subpage1
2.:
On subpage link click inside iframe I want the browser url to turn into something like mentioned in the 1. point. (even when using ajax - probably with a hash tag)
Is it possible?
If you look at the page tab tutorial http://developers.facebook.com/docs/appsonfacebook/pagetabs/ at the bottom of the page they describe how you can create the 'subpage' idea using the app_data parameter. So your links will look like http://www.facebook.com/YourPage?v=app_1234567890&app_data=any_string_here
For your second question, in the links on the page you would specify target="_top" in any links you have with the href being: http://www.facebook.com/YourPage?v=app_1234567890&app_data=subpage1. This will cause the entire page tab to load through Facebook and you'll get the signed_request and your app_data parameters.
You probably don't want your ajax to load through facebook, because you'll get the Facebook page back instead of json or whatever you are trying to load. Instead you'll just make ajax calls to your server and pass the parameters you need to, like app_data or whatever you want.