I have noticed that many of the links in the Acumatica wiki help pages do not link to relevant content.
For example, this link is found in the wiki article on Executing Event Handlers and should be pointing to more information on PX.Data Delegates
https://help.acumatica.com/Main?ScreenId=ShowWiki&pageid=3ce58733-bf9c-d909-ae69-01db28ec45f6
The link above however redirects to here instead.
https://help.acumatica.com/(W(4))/Help
I assume these links should be redirecting to reference pages.
Does anyone know where is can find these reference pages?
Thanks in advance!
Robert
The Main page appears to have been replaced by the Help page.
Instead of following links to Main page:
https://help.acumatica.com/Main?ScreenId=ShowWiki&pageid=3ce58733-bf9c-d909-ae69-01db28ec45f6
Try substituting Main with Help in the URL:
https://help.acumatica.com/Help?ScreenId=ShowWiki&pageid=3ce58733-bf9c-d909-ae69-01db28ec45f6
Related
as expected, there coming more and more with TYPO3. I'm very in TYPO3 and working with the bootstrap package. Therefore I don't understand loads of stuff.
The task is actually very simple (i guess). I just want to include a search field on in my page with indexed search. I included the extension with the extension manager.
So far so good, the search field is shown and it's able to find content on my page, but when I select one of the search results this page is shown:
Error message
Does anyone understand what happened here?
Many thanks in advance for your hints!
cheers,
expikx
I want to get a report which specifies what all links are there in each page of the website.I tried using different softwares,but the problem is they are just giving all links without showing exactly which links are there in each page.Also the website i am trying to make a report on is very unstructured,so it's not possible to just classify links,based on url forward slashes.For example,links starting with https://example.com/blog, will not give me all links inside the
'https://example.com/blog' page,because links inside 'https://example.com/blog' page can contains links without 'https://example.com/blog/' in the beginning of the link.
What can i do about this?
Thanks.
In Google analytics, there is no such concept as the next page.
Rather, it only knows the previous page.
It is due to the disconnected nature of the web.
You can, however, use the previous page to trace back to get the data you want.
Instead of looking for all links inside the https://example.com/blog, you will be looking at getting all links where the previous page is https://example.com/blog
More detailed explanation
I am importing a series of XML feeds from another website for content mash-up purposes. The content is includes the Title and first few paragraphs of the article and links back to the original website. My concern is that Google could count this as duplicate content and affect my page ranking? I was told to insert rel="nofollow" in the link back to the original article and that would help? Can anyone provide a more detailed explanation of this?
Yes, rel="nofollow" is nice way to tell google that you don't want google to pass link juice to another site through that particular link or page. For detailed explanation I would suggest you to follow this..
google nofollow guidelines
And for your duplicate content issue, you don't have to worry about that too much. It is not considered duplicate content as long as you are not just copying and pasting the whole articles in your page. Just keep them up to the titles and a little excerpt and a link to the original.
I have created a page on Wiki and I want to make the contents of this page searchable via wiki search option.
Wiki mean Wikipedia
i.e. title/heading of page is "ABCDEFG". If someone search "ABCD" in wiki search then this page should appear in search list.
May be its possible through adding tags into wiki page, but I don't know how to add meta tags in wiki. Or someone know some other way?
Thanks in advance.
Everything in the page (both title and content) will be searched, so when your page contains the word it will be found.
You could force the find by creating a redirect from ABCD to ABCDEFG, altough it that is useless when the redirect title is the first part of the actual title - people will find that with the search autocompletion/suggestion.
Note that the indexing of newly created pages can take its time, especially on large wikis like Wikipedia. Your page might not be found instantly after you saved it.
In order to be found this way, the page has to contain ABCD in its title or content. Of course users will find it if they search for ABCD*, but in practice nobody does this.
The following page helps me a lot to solve my issue.
http://www.imagwiki.nibib.nih.gov/mediawiki/index.php?title=Creating_a_New_Wiki_Page
Quick question.
For some reason links referencing the home page contain an extra /web/guest/home in them leading to
"page not found error"
For example if I click on my company logo I get:
Not Found The requested resource was not found.
http://localhost:8080/web/guest/web/guest/home
As you can see there is an extra "/web/guest" in there.
How do I fix this problem?
Thanks in advance!
Is is all links or some?
If you're talking about web content, where you set the links yourself, it might be that you've created links to "web/guest/home" instead of "/web/guest/home" - I guess this could lead to links relative to the current page.
Otherwise, if the problem still persists, please provide more details about what links link to /web/guest/web/guest/home.
As this has been open for quite some time: I guess the liferay forums would provide a quicker answer for this kind of question. If you've got the answer there, please post a link here.