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Here is my code: DefaultHttpClient client = new DefaultHttpClient(); HttpGet request = new HttpGet(url); HttpResponse response = client.execute(request); This works for every url I have tried so far, except for some urls that contain an anchor. Some of these anchored urls return a 400. The weird thing is that it isn't all links that contain an anchor, a lot of them work just fine. Unfortunately, I have to be really general as I can't provide the specific urls here. The links are completely valid and work just fine in any browser, but the HttpClient returns a 400 when trying the link. If I

I have a download attribute on two different anchor tags. One is for an Excel file and one for PDF. The Excel file downloads. The PDF opens in new tab instead. Why is this happening? Code below: <div class="col-2 center"> <a download href="files/excel-sample.xlsx"> <img src="img/excel-logo.png" /> </a> </div> <div class="col-2 center"> <a download href="files/pdf-sample.pdf"> <img src="img/pdf-logo.png" /> </a> </div> Download Basics So essentially what is happening is that when you link to a file URL, the browser opens that URL and if it has accessibility to display the content, it almost

I need to get the email adress from an anchor with a mailto attribute with regex. this pattern: (.*)<a\s(.*?)(.*)\s*href\=['"]mailto:([-a-z0-9_]+)@([a-z0-9-]+).([a-z]+)['"]>(.*)</a>(.*) Works in regex coach though it doesnt work with PHP. Code: preg_match("'(.*)<a (.*?)(.*) *href\=['\"]mailto:([-a-z0-9_]+)@([a-z0-9-]+).([a-z]+)['\"]>(.*)</a>(.*)'si", "<a href=\"mailto:someemail@ohio.com\"">Some email</a>", $matches); print_r($matches); So why doenst it work in php? PHP’s PCRE require the regular expression to be wrapped into delimiters that separate the pattern from optional modifiers . In

I want to make a button that shares links in this form: http://example.com/#anchor but when i click it, it shares only http://example.com How could I make it share what I want? Your question is not very detailed and it's not easy to understand exactly what it is you're asking for.. Since the share functionaliy was deprecated I assume that you are talking about the Like button . As you can see in that page you can put what ever url you want into the "URL to Like" field, then click the "Get Code" button and use that code in your page. You can put the code in any page, so if your page is: