I'm making a React application in which I make some API calls for a pagination of products. The url I'm using for showing every page in the products list is something like:
http://www.example.com/products
So my question is if it's necessary to have something like this for the page 1:
http://www.example.com/products?page=1
Something like this for the page 2 and so on..
http://www.example.com/products?page=2
It's not at all necessary. It's totally up to you how you design it.
But with having this kind of link it will be easy for the user to hop in to some particular page just through the link
Related
I have a typeform form that has a different score per answer. At the end of the form I want to redirect to a page on my website (on Wordpress). On that page I want to have a section that has the form results (eg "you scored 5 out of 10").
Is there a way to carry these results onto my website?
I've tried researching web hooks, but I am lost.
I think this rather a Typeform question than a pure programmatic question.
On your Typeform you can create as many Thank you screen as you like.
Each thank you screen could have its own text and its own redirect link.
On the redirect link, you can pass a query parameter taking the value of the score calculated on Typeform. Click on the + button to select either a response to a question, a hidden field, or the calculated score.
And you can redirect the user to your Wordpress with a URL like
https://mywebsite.com?score={value from typeform}
If you have more questions you should contact Typeform support directly.
I have One Field And Second Field When i Change Data Field one with one name Immedialtly Change Field name Also On Front side Of my site without Refresh.
Describe On Brief
Like Dev tool When We Change Css and effect Immedialty See On Page.
I Need Plugin Like That.
Thank In Advance.
And Sorry For Bad English.
You need to use Ajax calls here.
Make a script that hits in every 3 seconds and under that script make a script code on frontend of the website, which will pick current value from database and show changes according to that on frontend.
Is it possible to have a search form on every page of my WordPress site, in the header.php for instance, that contains a search form for Google Maps? When someone adds their postcode into the box they get redirected to the search results page which shows their results.
If so, does anyone know how this works or can anyone provide any code?
Many thanks
M
This is quite possible, and is described here in google's API. You can redirect the user using data gathered by your form, or you can actually even embed a map into your own webpage (which seems like a better user experience, and lets the user spend more time on your site).
I've searched high and low for an answer for this problem and need the help of experts.
The website I'm helping to oversee has a registration in a frame on their main website. When a user visits the site, they can choose which course to take and click on a "Register" link to be taken to the externally hosted form.
I was able to get the GA tags changed on the framed pages, so that step is done.
However, I realise that in order to properly cross-domain track with Google Analytics, I need to also add an onclick event to any links that bring users to those pages, such as the example below.
Link
However, the site I'm working with is in Wordpress, and when I view the link in there it looks like this:
[iab_event link="http://www.EXAMPLESITE.com/course/4105/register.asp" text="Register"]
And when you view the page source of the live site this link is translated to this:
Register
I tried adding the second onclick event to the one above, but that didn't work. Is there any way to add the onClick="pageTracker._link('http://www.EXAMPLESITE.com/course/4105/register.asp'); return false;" to this link without breaking it?
Thank you in advance for any advice given!
Try stacking them in the onclick event like this:
Register
It should run all of the commands as long as they're separated by semi-colons.
I have a really popular WP blog but I want to increase number of "pageviews" by splitting my articles on two article pages by using code.
Everything works fine except the like button. On the second page of the article it's showing zero Likes and when you like the article on the second page it share the URL of the second page.
Permalink structure looks like this: http://www.tarzanija.com/article-title/ and second page of the article is http://www.tarzanija.com/article-title/2/
Is there any way I can set my Like button to show count and URL of the first article page on the /2/ page?
Since this is my first post here I hope I didn't do anything wrong :)
Cheers!
You need to explicitly set the og:url meta tag for both pages to be the same (http://www.tarzanija.com/article-title/).
For no matter which page of the article you're on, always use http://www.tarzanija.com/article-title/ in the like plugin's code. Don't insert the page number or it will be counted as separate likes by Facebook.