I have seo for website currencyconverterlive.com, on conversion from one currency to another currency page displaying result but URL doesn't change it displays (ie. https://currencyconverterlive.com/result.php) I want it to be (https://currencyconverterlive.com/1-usd-to-aed) for every currency result a user search exchange rates.
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If my product is to sell "100000 coins for 1$" how can i display 100000 coins with comma separator like 100,000 Coins on facebook payments native popup
When we are creating html data using meta tags for product creation to facebook, we are sending a property called og:title. Whatever we send in this title tag will appear as description. So, we have to format number into currency format and send that in title to make it appear the way we want.
I am running multi store city wise on Opencart. I want to have a dropdown list of my stores on main store. So, visitors can select their city and they should be redirected to that store and will be saved in cookies. So, next time when they visit my website they should be automatically diverted on their past selection of city.
My store is www.orgoearth.com
multi stores are www.city.orgoearth.com for example www.vadodara.orgoearth.com
You can handle this city based URL redirection in Opencart url handler
seo_url.php [path:catalog/controller/startup/seo_url.php].
In this file, you can set the cookies and check the cookies condition everytime.
I have a tableau report that I created a URL Action Menu that points to a website URL
For confidentiality the URL is not active. I'm just illustrating the sample URL path
Tableau Dashboard
What I want to set-up is when the "Submit" link is clicked, the website is opened and the ID is automatically entered in the web page input box.
Web Page to auto enter the ID
How do I incorporate in the URL to automatically send the ID value in the web page input box
You can pass field values in the URL
http://onlinehelp.tableau.com/current/pro/desktop/en-us/actions_fieldvalues_url.html
I'm working for a tennisclubb and need to create a button on our page that sends the user to our booking system. The thing is that the URL ends with query string parameters, http://../../boka_reserve_reg_client_app.php?sess_adm_club_id=25&YEAR=2016&MONTH=04&DAY=26.
If I crop the URL right before the first "&" you will still be able to access the booking page but it will not have any function.
So what I need is a form that submits the parameters to the end of the URL where the user types the year, month and day or a pice of code that generates a new link every day with the correct date.
Is this possible to fix without using PHP? JavaScript is absolutely fine.
Thanks!
I have a website where the URLs have some tracking parameters that do not affect the page that is displayed i.e. the URL is of the form http://mywebsite.com/page1?tracking1=aaa&tracking2=bbb and 'tracking1' and 'tracking2' are just tracking parameters used for some other purpose and do no determine the page that is displayed. The page that is displayed is always 'http://mywebsite.com/page1' irrespective of the values of these tracking parameters.
I have included the facebook like button on my website pages and facebook treats each of these URLs, including the tracking parameters, as separate pages. I'm not able to get facebook to ignore these tracking parameters and just consider the URL without tracking parameters as a page. So, I'm storing my own like count against the actual URL (when I get a callback on the like action) and displaying it next to the like button.
Is displaying own like count next to facebook like button against their usage policy? Is there a better way to do this?
Is there any particular functional reason you're using GET (ie URL) variables to store your tracking?
If you can push them into POST instead, or use cookies or sessions for your tracking, you can simplify your URLs and Facebook should treat it as a single page.
If you have to use GET due to, for example, the links coming from external websites, you could use a pass-through URL to do your tracking, before forwarding to the main page. ie someone clicks the link to redirect?tracking1=aaa&tracking2=bbb&page=page1
And redirect, as you may have guessed, does what you need to do with your tracking before forwarding the user on to page1.