I have a Tableau Public map which highlights countries for which my organization has publications.
Currently you can only link at entire sheet, but I want to apply the publication URLs to their respective countries, opening them in a new tab on country select.
Anyone have any ideas on this?
Thanks!
If you have the URLs in your data source, you can create URL actions that should give you the result you're looking for.
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I found that initially the links weren't working because they weren't written with https:// (must be secure).
Then I put the URL in the Marks section, deleted its text from the Tooltip, and in Actions... Added a URL action on Select.
This is definitely basic stuff but maybe useful for fellow n00bs :)
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I was looking for something new for wordpress, I was trying to find all the paid and free plugins but there is no way to hide the domain name in the path.
I would like to ask if Wordpress can do this?
Can you help me with something to get url like in the picture ???
That is a local URL, so they have to be stored locally on your machine and loaded in by a file located on your machine.
If I am reading this correctly than just do what the image says. It isn't that hard. I did it countless times. If you mean like how to hide domain names in the link than refer to this link and scroll down and go to the "external" tutorial area. And if you mean like in javascript than refer to this link and go to the external part of the page. If this didn't help you or I misunderstood than please put more information.
I am experience a strange occurrence on one of my client websites. As of last night the custom post type terms(categories) links seam to skip their natural behavior of going to their respective archive page(archive template) and instead go straight to their most recent post(single template). Does anybody know what could change the normal hierarchy behavior in such a way ? is more information is required please ask i and i will provide to the best of my ability. Thank you for taking time to look at this.
Sample of wrong behaviour: http://www.bekjempsvartarbeid.no/betong/
Clicking the "Rogaland" link should bring you to a archive listing page, but instead shows you the most recent post of that category. Notice the URL.
Well as it turns out the issue was related to some new conditional statements in the functions file. If anybody is curious i will explain in more detail.
I am trying to make an internal link that will link to a section of the page the user is on. I have looked around but, I can't find anything. Their forums were shutdown a while ago so it doesn't really help.
Any help is appreciate it
Thanks!
There are little paragraph symbols next to each section name on the destination page. Click on it and look in the address bar to find out what name you need to add to the link after a hash mark. Your link will end up looking like this [PageName#Section_1]
An anchor to a location in the same page is created as such:
[anchor|#ManConfig]
The link back to the anchor is created as such:
[#ManConfig|Manually Configure Your Connection]
Where the name of the anchor in this example is "ManConfig"
I have just started adding the new .NET 4.0 URL Rewriting into my project. I have a question.
Let's say I have a Article.aspx that displays, well, articles. I made a route for it in the Global.asax:
routes.MapPageRoute("article-browse", "article/{id}", "~/Article.aspx");
So the link consists of the article's id which is, obviously, not a very nice, nor SEO friendly link. I would like to display the Article's title in the link, instead of the ID.
Do I have to pass the whole title in the parameter (instead of the id) and then make a SQL query that searches for a database record with the matching title? That sounds scary. Maybe there is some way to do something similar to the Eval() methods, that would change the title into an ID?
Thank you very much!
There is nothing to prevent you from including both the ID (for quick SQL retrieval) and the article's title in the link (for SEO purposes). This is exactelly how stackoverflow is handling the routing (check the address for this question).
routes.MapPageRoute("article-browse", "article/{id}/{title}", "~/Article.aspx");
Obviously, the title after the ID is not necessary to display the page (you only use the ID to fetch the article), but everytime you generate the link in your site, generate it with the title, and the bots will use that when indexing your pages.
Oh, and you might also want to create a method that translates your title into a URL-friendly string.Like making all lowercase, converting spaces and other characters to '-',etc.
I have a blog in blogspot.
Step (1). Whenever any visitor visit my blogspot blog through Google, the search search string is tracked through a javascript and the search string is saved in another server (say serverX)
Step (2). Now, when another visitor (human/Google Bot/Any downloader/etc..) visits my blog, he/she should be able to see the search string (Saved in ServerX) in my blog (anywhere, be it content or at the bottom of the blog....it doesn't matter)
Well, I can code the javascript and can also write a php code to save the search string...
but i've absolutely NO idea how to do the step (2)
Please tell me how to do Step 2...
Thanking you in anticipation.
I don't think blogspot gives you the ability to edit any of the server-side template files, does it? If so, then it's impossible to do this.
If you really need this feature, you would probably need to use WordPress (an installation on your own server, not the WordPress.com service, as then you would be in the same exact situation as you are with blogspot right now).