I've created a list of events with a taxonomy/vocabulary, where the 2 most recent will display on the home page and an events page lists all the events. This works great.
However, I would like to create a link to an external site where a user can get more information on the event. I've set up a field in the taxonomy where we can enter the URL for the event. I would like to have the event name then link to this URL. I am trying to make this so someone who does not know how to code could maintain this site.
I've tried searching for an answer on how to do this. I may not have the correct words in my string to find the right help.
In drupal 7 has facility to add field in taxonomy
1)install link module in drupal 7
2)Created link field in drupal 7 to stored link of external url
3)Used views to list the event name and their external url.
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First of all excuse my english I know that it isn't the best. The thing: I got a Rails application, I already generate the sitemap and inside of it there are the doctor's urls, because my app serves as a medical directory, so let's say that I want to Google: "Michael Green" and indeed there is a doctor with that name inside the app, and I generated the sitemap with it's URL, and all the meta tags as keywords, title and description with that name. When I go to Google it's impossible to find that doctor, even if I use Google custom searches and another tools. It's an API, but I serve HTML in order to Google see the important data first and to make the application crawlable.
I know that I'm not a SEO magician but, I think that I put al the neccesary data to make that "doctor" visible for Google, also my static pages as: Contact, information or the main page, these appear on Google results, but the doctors doesn't, the URL for doctors is something like: app.com/doctors/michael-green, and still nothing. So once again excuse my english and I'll appreciate any help. Thank you.
There is a google site. I need to add a text box and button, and a service (script) which can send a data of a textbox to a specified spreadsheet.
You could use a Google Form and Insert that into the site. This video shows how. The other option would be custom code, saved as a Web App and Inserted using an Include Gadget found under Insert->More Gadgets. For just 1 field, I would go with the Google Form.
You can create a script \Here], then make it extract a document, after that you allow the user to edit it through your site and only there then, add that to the search bar by editTaskbar in the embed section then well in the {} do this: s+2%[where you want it to go ex:(search)this adds it to the search bar]=docs.[name of document].name there you can make it add to a textbox that you added.
EX:
almost to limit of characters so go to scripts.google.com and Ctrl+V after googleing "how to extract and add a doc to a site in google sites" oh instead of doc do sheet. Forgot it was sheets Sorry.
I'm in a corporate environment. We have an internal web site with lots of pages that shows data for various employees based on a selected date from a drop-down list. When they favorite a page, the selected date is in the URL so that gets favorite'd as well. I need to make it so when they add a page to their favorites, the date portion of the url is removed so they always come back to the latest date available. I know the AddFavorite functionality doesn't work anymore. It's looking like I am going to have to make a link that redirects them to the current page without the date part of the url so they can favorite that. But that just seems clunky.
tl;dr I need to make a Favorite This Page link that removes the date part of the url. Is it possible without the use of the javascript AddFavorite function?
I'm hoping this is a pretty simple question to answer. I have a page with 6 recipes on it. I'm being asked to include share buttons for each recipe and they want the shares on FB or Twitter to be formatted to use a specific image and text for each recipe. This is something we would normally handle via Open Graph metatags and the like, but that only works at the page-level.
You must use a separate URL/page for each Like/Share. But you can redirect to the main page, or just use a GET parameter. For example, each Like/Share Button can use the following URL: http://www.yourdomain.com/yourrecipepage.php?recipeid=x
The "x" being dynamic, of course. Now you can check the recipeid parameter and use different OG tags. the rest of the page will be the same. I hope you understand what i mean :)
I have a strange problem in one Joomla website.
If i access from homepage and then navigate into the site it works correct, but if i go in some internal page from google results it shows uncorrect page layout, because the url is not correct.
This is the correct url
Correct page from homepage
and this the uncorrect url that Google finds Uncorrect page from Google
in this second page is showed rating module (that i never used) instead of an article, as you can see in links.
Someone can help me?
EDIT: I'm using Joomla 2.5 version. Every menu item is category blog type, and must show all articles of one category. Each category have 2 articles. In the uncorrect link seems that it access to single article, adding the rating that i have hidden in each article
Which version are you using?
if you can turn on SEF option in the global settings in joomla admin. Then you need to make sure all your articles are in menus. then if you link them on different pages it should keep the url the same.
The way you have it at the moment with all the x=123&... get params pages will show for what ever ids you change the menu to.
The reason you are seeing an uncorrect layout is the two different Itemid parameters (the right url has 127 while the wrong one has 104). The rest of the difference in the urls will be ignored by Joomla.
Solution: Find your menu item with id 104 (look at the menu ids on the right of the menu items view), then check which modules appear on the page from there. There may be modules in non-visible positions.
One of these modules is publishing the links with the wrong ids. If it's a Joomla core (like a search module) you can usually force the Itemid either in the module or in the component's configuration. Else you need to fixsome third party code.
Only once you have solved the multiple-itemid should you turn on SEF, otherwise you'd get the same problem only more difficult to trace.
sh404 could help you with this, I'd give it a try on a test site to see if it gets you out of trouble faster.