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I'm building a website from scratch.
It seems desirable to me to have the "canonical" url be "http://example.com" rather than the older-style "http://www.example.com". My rationale is that shorter is easier to type, especially on mobile.
However, I see some large sites that do not do this. For instance, if you navigate to "http://zillow.com", you will be redirected to "www.zillow.com".
What is the reason for this?
Does lopping off the www come back to bite you when you go to register an SSL cert? (wildcard vs. single subdomain?)
Is it for compatibility with older browsers/devices/libraries/plugins?
More importantly, is lopping off the www kosher with regards to web standards?
As far as I can tell from this website, it makes no difference which way you format your URL. It's simply a matter of preference. Many websites will redirect from example.com or example.com/index.html to the www.example.com version. There isn't a general standard, although many websites will use a shorter URL and redirects for a more user-friendly feel.
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The Blazor server-side template structure is a little confusing to me.
/Data for Model and Controllers?
Does anyone have any opinions or suggestion for structuring/renaming folders for a Blazor server-side app?
New to .NET Core and design patterns so any advice greatly appreciated.
And please, only those that have built with Blazor server-side templates.
I've been wondering the same thing...
You could remove /Data and use /Models /Controllers for starters.
Not sure about /Pages /Shared and how moving them would effect the app.
but could try.
/Models
/Controllers
/Views
/Pages
/Shared
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We have a shared host And I want to get two sites on addon Domain.
The first site is no problem But the second site is addon Domain II When we go to the WordPress page, we face a strange problem And that's a problem for files too.
For example on this page:
http://song-fa.ir/wp-admin/install.php
Sometimes the page installed and occasionally CPanel 404 Error page.
Even static files such as js file Sometimes also created error 404 Which is specified in the following file:
http://song-fa.ir/wp-includes/js/jquery/jquery.js?ver=1.12.4
Reset the entire host to solve this problem and Do the installation again
Perhaps your problem will be solved
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I want to download Apache. The website apache.org redirected me to this page (mirror) http://mirrors.ibiblio.org/apache/ At that page there are a lot of folders none of them is called Apache, and this fact is confusing for me. What should I download out of that bunch of folders?
You’re probably confused because you want to download the Apache Webserver (httpd). Apache is a software foundation though which does a lot more things than just the webserver.
That being said, you can download Apache httpd here: http://httpd.apache.org/download.cgi
Do you want the binaries or the source code?
If you know what you're doing Im guessing the correct directory is here:
http://mirrors.ibiblio.org/apache/httpd/
Apache has tonnes of projects so theres a bunch of folders for each.
Let us know what OS you are using because there is probably an easy way integrated into your OS for example debian or ubuntu:
sudo apt-get install apache2
The Apache HTTP server? Or some other Apache project? You can see a list of all their projects at this page, near the bottom - http://www.apache.org/dyn/closer.cgi
Click on the project name and it will take you to that project with a more direct download link.
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I have a website which contains sub domain, example www.example.com is main site and usa.example.com is its usa version, both site shares some common information,there will be duplicate contents so it will create seo issues , how to resolve it and what is the use of canonical tag?
If these sites are targeted at users in different countries, there should be no SEO issue. You do not want to use the canonical tag. Log into Google Webmaster Tools and add each site separately. For the USA site, go to "Configuration" -> "Settings" and set the site targeting to "United States". If your www site is targeted at a different country, set the correct targeting for that site too. If your www site is supposed to be for the rest of the world, then don't set targeting for it.
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I am facing an unique issue (possibly) on my Local Mediawiki. It's been installed on Windows XP (XAMPP server, Mediawiki 1.19.1). I have installed this as a - private wiki and added few stable extensions (like Cite, TitleKey etc.).
The problem is this wiki shows properly in my pc (localhost server) using the default vector skin but other cant view it properly. The page style/format is not appearing at all. I have tried to use monobook skin but that didnt help. Neither I am using short URL (as mentioned in the attached link) nor I have done much changes in LocalSettings.php. I am attaching a snap for more clarity. Any help would be much appreciated.
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It worked after I changed the $wgServer in LocalSettings.php from localhost to machine Static IP. Possibly the domain name was misconfigured [as suggested by #Tgr]