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I have been trying to reason this out, but haven't been able to. All the https websites that I have surfed use www subdomain. Is it possible to have something like https://foo.com. If yes, then why is it so rare or uncommon?
Technically, there is no reason why HTTPS cannot be used without a www subdomain. Ex: https://mail.google.com.
You might be wrong in your observation. After all, how many of the millions of domains do we get to see.:)
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I'm trying to access the soundcloud api. I know you need to register an app and be approved to get a token. However it seems the link to do it is currently disabled. I'm wondering if there is alternative route I can try or email I can reach out to. Any insight on this is much appreciated!
As of the time of posting, you can't. On the right hand side of their API docs, "Register App" is crossed out and noted as Unavailable.
This is most likely due to the reason that they are cutting server load to reduce cost, as they run out of runway (VC funding).
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When I try to register app SoundCloud page redirect me to Google Forms, where I fill all inputs. On submit I receive a message: "Looks like you have a question or two that still needs attention.", but there are no blank inputs. Any advice?
I had this issue also and when I changed the app URL and the redirect URI to something simple, for example 'http://www.appname.com' (as oppose to my localhost address), it seemed to work.
I have to say the new app sign-up on SoundCloud is pretty terrible, used to be so much more straight forward.
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If you look at the API docs it specifically says that the scheme needs to be https, but after 6 hours trying to install the SSL, giving up on it the and one last look at the google docs I realize that it said http or https!
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I need to change the name of my facebook page.
Is it possible? Facebook doesn't allow to do this. But maybe someone had a successful experience?
There is no such a possibility
No, this is not possible as far as I know, at least not through an API. Refer to the help section at Facebook.
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I have shortened my URL on my e-commerce store to make them more SEO friendly however some of my original URL are in a good position on Google.
If I redirect my old URLs to my new URL will Google automatically update my old URLs to display my new URLs?
Yes, if you use permanent (301) redirects. That's pretty much the full answer.
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I faced an interview question ?
Can we call a REST Webservice through HTTPS? If Yes then How?
I ready don't know answer of this question? Please provide me all Details with an example for IPhone application?
Yes, REST can be implemented with HTTPS. There is nothing particularly special about adding SSL to HTTP. Just change the protocol to https and be aware that the default port is 443.