I have a Google Analytics API and want to include in a site where already contains content so already have a index, but index.html, how do i add the api to the site ? which file (oauth2callback.php,index.php) i call on the link that will give access to the API ? Should i state in the client_secrets.json file on redirect_uris the uri that will be redirected ? On the current state of my site, when i click on the link that leads to oauth2callback.php file the site goes to index.html, but i want it to go to index.php
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I need to export a list of all redirect links for a web site which uses Dynamicweb CMS.
There are redirect rules in Management Center > Web and HTTP > Direct paths:
But this list of redirects is not full, as the web site uses much more rules to redirect from one path to another.
What are the other places that I should check to get all redirect paths?
There is also [Page] table with page short cut links in [PageShortCut] field.
I have a GitHub Pages Jekyll blog at blog.Antrikshy.com. I have been meaning to move it to code.Antrikshy.com for a while now. I made the new address a CNAME for antrikshy.github.io on Amazon and wired everything correctly to make it work. Now my blog.Antrikshy.com URL is broken. How can I set it to redirect it to the new subdomain?
I'm new to this. Comment if you want any more information.
Preferably I'd like to do a 301 redirect and also retain the entire path, but that's not very important. I just want it to work, even if it means that users are redirected to the new home page.
You could accomplish this with s3 website redirect[1].
create a new s3 bucket with the name blog.antrikshy.com
enable s3 website
create an alias to blog.antrikshy.com bucket
enable redirects on your website
you can create redirects per page as well by creating a key for each page or redirect everything to your homepage
http://aws.amazon.com/about-aws/whats-new/2012/10/04/web-page-redirects-on-amazon-s3-hosted-websites/
Google adsense crawl this page http://www.finewallpaperss.com/doubleclick that is not available on my site.
following is url that attempt many times by Google adsense.
http://www.finewallpaperss.com/doubleclick/DARTIframe.html?gtVersion=200_26&mediaserver=http%3A%2F%2Fs0.2mdn.net%2F879366&xpc=%7B%22cn%22%3A%22peerIframe1377068657642%22%2C%22tp%22%3Anull%2C%22osh%22%3Anull%2C%22pru%22%3A%22http%3A%2F%2Fwww.finewallpaperss.com%2Fdoubleclick%2FDARTIframe.html%3FgtVersion%3Drelay_200_26%26mediaserver%3Dhttp%3A%2F%2Fs0.2mdn.net%2F879366%22%2C%22ppu%22%3A%22http%3A%2F%2Fgoogleads.g.doubleclick.net%2Frobots.txt%22%2C%22lpu%22%3A%22http%3A%2F%2Fwww.finewallpaperss.com%2Frobots.txt%22%7D
Any solution for this.
To fix the DoubleClick DARTIframe issue, you will need to create a new folder in the root directory of your website named as doubleclick. For example, the one we have here is http://techie-buzz.com/doubleclick/ and then upload a file provided by them called DARTIframe.html to that directory.
https://support.google.com/richmedia/answer/156583
I have an application running in an iFrame that is embedded in a SharePoint site. The problem with this is navigation within the application does not result in a change in the SharePoint site URL. Therefore, if you were to refresh the overall page, you would be sent back to the default page of the application, not stay on the same page of the application. The reason this is an issue is sharing for social media. I have added a Facebook Share button to the application, but when it pulls the URL of the application which does not match or reference the URL of the overall site, so it just shares the application (which is not visually appealing and does not allow you to access the rest of the site).
Any body have any suggestions or know a place I can go for help? Thanks!
If I understand properly, the Facebook stuff is INSIDE the iframe?
If so, you can:
* Remove the iframe and integrate the application better with SharePoint, or
* Change the application so that it detects that it's running "alone" (with javascript etc), and if so redirect to the "big" application.
IF the Facebook stuff is in SharePoint, OUTSIDE of the iframe, you can write some javascript to update the URL in some way that matches the URL of the application. This requires that the SharePoint parent application and the iframe application run in the same domain - if they are not, this is not an option.
Note that changing the "parent" URL with JS will reload the page, UNLESS you only change the URL after the "#" part (so you can do something like:
"http://sharepoint/iframe.aspx?aa=11&bb=22#iframeUrl=http://uglyapplication/"
You'll also probably want to write JS to update your iframe accordingly if the user press "back"/"forward" etc in the browser, because changing the URL like above will still add a "step" to the browser history.
If I have an app on facebook that's pulling the content from http://example.com for instance, is there a way I can stop people visting the example.com site and instead redirect them to the facebook app page?
Facebook is sending a POST variable called signed_request when the page is opened within a Fan Page Tab or the Canvas page of your App. Simply check if the POST variable is there and redirect to your App's Canvas page if not ;-)
Here you can read a bit how the signed_request is used inside an App.
Kalvin is close. Props to Kalvin :)
Setup your website to default to index.html
Move the real content of your site from index.html to index-fb.html
In index.html then place either the meta tag for redirection or just javascript for location.href='' script for redirection. The url to redirect to will be in the https://apps.facebook.com/{yourappname} format.
In facebook, update the app settings canvas app url from http://example.com to http://example.com/index-fb.html
1) Pull your content from your website from a subfolder
2) Redirect them from the index.html using a meta tag:
http://www.web-source.net/html_redirect.htm
A better way would be to check if the content is being displayed inside facebook and then redirect but I have no idea how to do that
Edit the .htaccess or conf.d file on your Apache web server (or the rewrite rules in IIS) to give a 301 Permenant Redirect.
Assuming you have Apache:
1.) Log into the box using ssh or some terminal emmulation program
2.) cd /etc/httpd/conf.d
3.) Locate the the configuration file for your site, edit it using vi, emacs, nano, or some text editor
4.) See here on how to write the rewrite rule.