I want to remove typo3-neu from my url.
http://p440057.webspaceconfig.de/typo3-neu/kurse-seminare/
Any help will be good.
As you probably use ext:realurl you need a proper configuration.
As you give no more information (¹) I can only guess.
You might need to configure the correct root page.
You can exclude the URL segment of a page for all pages below.
You can configure the full path for each page individually.
(¹) please provide information about your pagetree and your realurl configuration (realurl_conf.php)
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So, in the WordPress page, I need to link the pdf in wp-contents so I linked it with the relative URL as href="/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/test.pdf"
when I click it since my root in localhost is localhost/test it takes me to localhost/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/test.pdf (which doesn't serve the file). However, I don't think it'll be an issue in the server. Still, I want to know if this is the correct way?
Also, so I'm in page localhost/test/page22 Now on the page, I have an anchor tag as href="/page23" it takes me to page23 correctly, but when I'm in a different sub page say localhost/test/page/page2 now, the link takes me to localhost/test/page/page23 which is not correct as it should be localhost/test/page23. How can I solve these issues
WordPress provides functions for getting the URL of resources you should use these instead of having your code generate the URL. In this case you should call wp_get_attachment_url().
I have enabled the built in taxonomy/term/% view
I have created a display with path /taxonomy/term/%/test
I also have a URL alias setup on the taxonomy/term path to be /fruits/apple
So I would expect this to work /fruits/apple/test would display my view.
When I browse to this path I get Page not found.
If I browse to the un-aliased path ie /taxonomy/term/156/test it works.
Should the alias work like this?
Ive tried every combination I can think of. Reenabled the view, created new displays, removed all other displays etc
Try this: Path redirect. If itsn't help, rewrite engine help to you.
Try sub-pathauto module.
This module extends that behavior by also matching known sub-paths and
replacing them with their respective alias.
For example, if user/1 is aliased to users/admin, this module rewrites
the link to the user contact page user/1/contact to use the aliased
URL users/admin/contact instead.
I have a website which i run localy and the path on the browser is
"http://localhost:3184/basel/index.aspx"
I have a menu which contains various hyperlinks and one of them is:
//This will evaluate to http://localhost:3184/basel/en/open-account/index.aspx.
The hyperlink will redirect me the page above, After that when i try to click the same link again on the menu, the path of the page is the following:
"http://localhost:3184/basel/en/open-account/en/open-account/index.aspx"
Why is it that the path have duplicated, i have been struggling for a while but can't seem to figure this out, Any solution ?
Try this:
Using the tilde creates an application-relative path.
What is in your code behind? If the A tag is being set dynamically (maybe something like this myHyperlink.NavigateURL += "en/open-account/index.aspx";) then each time the page is loaded the URL will have a new value appended to the end.
Maybe check the code behind to see if this URL is being manipulated there? If you've already done so, my apologies :)
Use Page.ResolveUrl() method. If the relativeUrl have an absolute URL, the URL is returned unchanged. If the relativeUrl have contains a relative URL, that URL is changed to a relative URL that is correct for the current request path, so that the browser can resolve the URL
I am looking to write a stream filer in a http module that anyalyze the output html of a page, search through the pages html for any images within the page, check if the source of the image has a full path or relative path. If its a relative path, alter it to have a full path. Anyone ever write anything anything like this? Looking for some examples of such?
I suggest to direct use the WebControlAdapter for the img tag and not go by analyse the full page for many reasons.
Here is an example how you can you this adapter, you can simple change it to just fix the full path:
http://www.codeproject.com/KB/web-image/IePngControlAdapter.aspx
Here is one more example more close to what you ask
I'm using http://urlrewriter.net/ to rewrite urls at my website. For example, I'm rewriting:
http://www.example.com/schedule.aspx?state=ca
to
http://www.example.com/california.aspx
What I'm trying to do (for SEO purposes) to to dynamically add the meta tag:
<meta name="robots" content="noindex,follow" />
only to the page that hasn't been rewritten. This is because I want both URLs to work, but only the rewritten one to be indexed by search engines.
How do I determine which version of the page has been requested?
EDIT
Answers below suggest a 301 redirect instead of using a meta tag. Maybe I'll do this, but I still want to know the answer to the underlying question... how do I know if the page has been rewritten?
personally, I would 301 redirect from the un-rewritten one to the re-written one, and only use the single copy of the page. It is easier for users, and from an SEO perspective, you have 1 copy of the content.
If you need to do this you can probably do something like:
<add header="X-WasRewritten" value="true" />
And you can check for the header in your view and add the robots meta tag if you need it.
This will get returned to the client too, so if you want to hide that you can write a CustomAction (http://urlrewriter.net/index.php/support/reference/actions/custom-action) which will set some kind of state value in your request.
However, having two URIs for the same resource is something I would not recommend. I suggest you just keep the one representation. If you're worried about invalidating old bookmarks you can set the old one to redirect to the new one.
Further to chakrit's answer, it looks like UrlRewriter.NET stores the original URL in the HttpContext, in a key called UrlRewriter.NET.RawUrl. So, you could try something like:
bool isPageRewritten =
!string.IsNullOrEmpty(HttpContext.Current.Items["UrlRewriter.NET.RawUrl"]);
Most obvious method is to use the Request.Url object in your page to get information about the URL and query string. For example:
if (Path.GetFileName(Request.Url.FilePath) == "schedule.aspx")
//Not rewritten
else
//rewritten
I think that's the job of HttpContext.Current.Items.
You can save the "Redirection" in HttpContext.Current.Items and then in your pages, you can check it for a certain added value.
I believe you can add hooks to urlrewriter.net that could do it, something alongs:
HttpContext.Current.Items["Redirected_From"] = currentUrlHere;
And then in your webpages, you could check it by:
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(HttpContext.Current.Items["Redirected_From"]))
// the page's been redirected, do something!
else
// no it's visited normally.
I have long since left it for the ASP.NET Routing framework in .NET 3.5 SP1, it is better than urlrewriter.net IMO.