I have been recieving this error on the clients MAC machne in Safari Browser
Its working fine everywhere else in other browsers Any guesses on this Issue.
Thanks
Although your question is not elaborated enough as #Pekka said one thing comes to mind.
You should probably check if a CMS page you're trying to reach exists (for example the Home Page) and if it is enabled. Go to: CMS -> Pages and select the page from the list in there.
Hope this sheds some light.
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For the life of me I do not know what the terminology is for this. And my search engine searches are straight up hopeless. I know I'm not the only one wanting to know this; I just don't know how to ask it or what keywords to use to figure this out on my own. So I'm here to explain it to you all the best I can in hopes someone might now and shed some light on my darkness. Okay here goes...
Site page 1 content:
Georgio went to the store after he stopped by to see how Nichols was doing.
Site page 2 content:
The cat was afraid of Georgio and his dog.
Site page 3 content:
My best friend is not a friend of Nichols, who is the best friend of Georgio, but is a friend of Georgio.
What I need done:
On each page (1, 2, 3) and each time it appears on each page, I want "Georgio" to be linked to the same external website (like http://geethr33whiskers.net <---I just made that up), but without me having to manually link each "Georgio". I want to be able to link "Georgio" once and then automatically the other instances will be linked to the same external website.
On each page (1, 3) and each time it appears on each page, I want "Nichols" to be linked to the same external website (like http://www.nichols2zzz4wedding.com <---I just made that up), but without me having to manually link each "Nichols". I want to be able to link "Nichols" once and then automatically the other instances will be linked to the same external website.
I hope this makes sense. If you know what I'm talking about, how do I set this up? I've got the site hosted on Netfirms (so it's not a wordpress.org site) with the WP blog platform set up on it. Or is there a WP plugin that will help me out doing this?
Also, what is this kind of process called? Oh, and I have tons of words that need this kind of automatic linking or whatever you call it.
You should use the_content to filter the text displayed.
add_filter( 'the_content', 'function_to_replace_text' );
function function_to_replace_text($content){
//add PHP code to replace your word by link in $content
return $content
}
I'm developing for the Xbox with XNA currently, but when I click on several links to the official Microsoft site, e.g. tutorials and files, then I get redirected to this page:
http://forums.create.msdn.com/forums/t/19992.aspx
For example by clicking this link:
http://create.msdn.com/en-US/education/catalog/sample/skinned_model
Anyone having the same problems with the official Microsoft site currently?
Yes. Microsoft are aware of this issue - although I'm not privy to any information about when/if they will fix it.
Basically, as part of the move to Windows Phone 8, they've separated out the Xbox and Phone development stuff.
If you come across old links like that, you can usually repair them by hand by changing the domain like so:
forums.create.msdn.com becomes xboxforums.create.msdn.com (change the subdomain)
And
create.msdn.com becomes xbox.create.msdn.com (add a subdomain)
Yes.
It'd be like this for a month now. It seems to suggest they are trying to downplay XNA for Windows 8 development which is saddening! You could always use Google's caching service to view the pages if you are finding them from Google... I don't think this will work for downloads though!
So, this is a little bet more of a high level question. I'm not necessarilly looking for specifics, but more of the general tools and technologies I need to use. I'm really new to website hosting and development.
I want to redirect a domain, say something.com to something.squarespace.com. How would I go about doing this so that the following occurs:
The address bar never has the url something.squarespace.com in it.
When a user clicks a link on the site that goes to a local page on something.squarespace.com (so say, something.squarespace.com/page1), the address bar says something.com/page1.
something.com currently is pointing to a shared hosting apache webserver. I would like to be able to maintain access to files and email on that server. If I couldn't get the files, that's fine. But the email is crucial.
I know this is a lot to ask - but if anyone can help me out with some advice on this I'll be very thankful!
Thanks.
I think you should take a look at URL rewriting concept. that's where you can achieve what you're asking in 1 at 2. As for no 3, I couldn't understand what you mean exactly.
I would show IE6 visitors a site with limited css (Progressive Enhancement) but would also like them to gently show a header informing them they can/should upgrade to a modern browser. There are initiatives out there, like ie6nomore, who do just that. But the list of modern browsers and the headertext is hardcoded.
My site is localised, so I rather have a link to an external website, that autodetects their browser language, and informs them of modern browsers in their own langauge.
That way my 'advice' will always be up to date and fully localized.
It's not a complete list, but Microsoft had to setup a browser choise page which shows the top 12 browsers, based on market share. This list will be re-evaluated every six months.
You can read more about this here:
Browser Choice FAQ
So if you detect an old browser, you could display a nice message and a link to this page.
Hope that helps.
At least safari goes directly to the windows download, so its not really a universal solution.
And its only in english.
The browser landingpages are available in all languages, so so should be the browserchoice page. Unlike firefox and chrome apple doesn't have an auto browser language detecting landingpage, so I rerouted it via google search to achieve that.
(why can't I add this as a comment to the previous post?)
I'm having the most peculiar problem, and I was hoping I someone could point me in the right direction on how to address it (or even locate it...). I'm working on a rails site, and the pages display in most browsers without any issues. In others (AOL, IE 6 - 7, and some of the other lesser used ones) the page will load, with all of the correct formatting, but completely missing the inside content.
For example, the site uses a traditional online store format, but will load the name of the site, the name of the product, and the page footer, but not the description or images. This issue has been reproduced on several computers, but I can't figure it out at ALL.
Thanks for any help!
My approach to this sort of problem would be to use the browser to get the html you are trying to render (in firefox, View>>Page Source), and saving it as a static html file. Then you can fiddle with this file one piece at a time until you figure out what's throwing IE for a loop.
If you view the page source is the data you are looking for included? This can help you figure out if you have a formatting issue on the client side or a data generation issue on the server side.