as i enter the url in hyperlink manager and click check the how many time this link is clicked option ,my url automatically changed when i see next time.
i check that its only change the url which is in portal alias table exists and replace my url
with dot .
any one have any idea.if u need more description i can provide ??
In order to track the number of times a link is clicked, it must use a LinkClick type link. If you don't check the "Track the number of times this link is clicked" option then it will use a "normal" URL.
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I need create flash notification after user open specific page.
For example: we have page "A" in website menu. User click to link and open page "A". And after page "A" loading - showing
flash[:note] = page_a.note_message
And every time when user open page "A" - again showing this notification
By default, adding values to the flash will make them available to the next request, but if you need to access those values in the same request you can use flash.now in the controller.
You can read more about it in the Guides
Hello I have a custom URL to open an app with a link. It works in the browser. But I want to send an email that another user can click the link in the email and the app will be started. Does anybody know a solution?
It is not possible to send an email with the link (myApp://). It always shows the the link as blank text.
Or does anyone know another solution to transfer data between an app to a other users app?
I think you need to write the link in href html tag
i.e. open my app
another solution is to try to add any text after the double slash i.e. myApp://open
I am new to Adwords and have been tasked with removing
Google Site Stats - learn more
from a web page. When I access the Adwords admin page I can't find a reference to the page so I can turn the notification off. Can someone please tell me how to find the page in the Adwords admin site so I can turn it off?
Thanks,
George
You can turn off the Site Stats thing in AdWords via the Conversions area:
Log in to AdWords
Click on the "Tools" menu and select "Conversions"
Click on the Conversion entry you want to remove the site stats logo from.
Click on the "Settings" tab.
Click on the "Edit Settings" button
At the bottom of that is the "Tracking indicator" section where you can turn it off.
Save the changes.
Replace the existing code on your website with the new code from the "Code" tab.
(this is a long-winded way of saying that you can just change 'var google_conversion_format = "2"' to 'var google_conversion_format = "3"' in the actual conversion tag)
Note that it is recommended you update your site's privacy policy to let your users know about this tracking if you hide the tracking indicator.
Hope that helps.
Often via gmail I am sent an link to the location of a file on the company server, ie
afp://Client/Somename/Someothername/Bla/Bla/Bla/Hereisthefile.file
or
file:///Volumes/Client/Somename/Someothername/Bla/Bla/Bla/Hereisthefile.file
Sometimes this name is so long that it literally takes a minute to navigate to the folder. Is there a way, or a widget or software that would allow me to either click on the link, cut an past the link, so that I can navigate directly to the path? I know that gmail forbids this directly in an email, but perhaps there is a work around?
In OSX:
Triple-click the entire path to select it (not just the blue part)
Press command c to copy the link
Click anywhere on the desktop or make sure you switch to Finder
Press command k
Paste the link into the Server Address box
Press connect or enter and arrive at the folder destination.
Hope that helps!
Space Age Crystal's suggestion will work for your afp (and smb) links, but it won't work for file links.
For file links, substitute these last three steps:
Press Shift-Command-G: Shift-⌘-G
Paste the link into the Go to the Folder box
Press Go (or press the return or enter key) to arrive at the folder destination.
Is it possible to create a browser extension which can change where the user is taken?
I.E. If the user puts in a certain prefix or symbol the browser will not attempt to go to the address supposedly determined by the rest of the string or search Google, etc. for the rest of the string?
E.G. YT:sdfs232 would resolve to http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sdfs232. I'm not specifically looking to do that, it's just an example.
You don't need a new extension or Greasemonkey to do this. Firefox has had this capability for a long time.
Just use a bookmark keyword search.
For example, create a new bookmark:
Press CtrlShiftB to open the bookmark library.
Right-click wherever you want it, and select New Bookmark....
Fill in the Name: Youtube.
Fill in the Location: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=%s
Note the %s.
Fill in the Keyword: YT.
Fill in the Description: Handy direct shortcut to a video ID.
Give it tags, if you wish.
Click the Add button.
Now you have a handy flexible shortcut.
Test this one by entering YT dQw4w9WgXcQ into the address bar.
See the article for more information.
What your looking for is called a URL Scheme. http, ftp, ssl are all URL Schemes and you can define your own on any platform you want.
This is possible, and is used quite a lot by for example by IPhone apps to launch another iphone app from a browser window when the user clicks on a link. Thats how the iphone jumps from safari to itunes app.
More details here including most common schemes http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/URI_scheme
This link gives basic info on registering a scheme on windows
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ie/aa767914(v=vs.85).aspx
Ususally they are used to open a seperate application though rather than simply a differnt url, but you could do what you want with a plugin.