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问题 I have a website build on jQuery scrollTo plugin. Each page is accessible via anchor's, ie. www.domain.com/#page-one and deeper www.domain.com/#page-one--some-content . I'd like to create rule with mod_rewrite so address like www.domain.com/page-one or www.domain.com/page-one/some-content point to the above one. Its quite easy with [R=301] flag but I need my "clean" address /page-one/some-content to stay in address bar not changing to #page-one--some-content . Why I need to change them?

问题 I have a simple html page and I want to make a very simple gallery to it with fancybox. Here is the code for one image: <a class="gallery" href="img/83.jpg"><img src="img/83k.jpg" alt="" /></a> Problem is, I have 400 of them and I have to make it sequential, like: <a class="gallery" href="img/84.jpg"><img src="img/84k.jpg" alt="" /></a> <a class="gallery" href="img/85.jpg"><img src="img/85k.jpg" alt="" /></a> etc... Hand coding it would be such a pain. How can I generate all of it? Thanks!

问题 For example, in file test.php : <a href="someting/?start=1">go</a>; so that no matter where this test.php is, whether in Document_Root/Test/ directory or in Document_Root/Production/ directory, the anchor will point to itself. 回答1: To write a link that will only change the query string, just use <a href="?foo=bar">whatever</a> So if you're at http://the/current/url.php , it goes to http://the/current/url.php?foo=bar , or if you're http://somewhere/else?entire=ly , it goes to http://somewhere

问题 I have added top menu as a div with position: fixed. It's placed in the top of the page, so it covers part of the content. I moved the layout down, so generally it's ok, BUT if user clicks any anchor link, the page scrolled to where the anchor is on top. But it's covered by the top menu. Is there a way to catch anchor event and process it with javascript (and jQuery if necessary)? 回答1: You can use something like this: $('a').click(function(){ $('html').scrollTop($($(this).attr('href'))

问题 I have added top menu as a div with position: fixed. It's placed in the top of the page, so it covers part of the content. I moved the layout down, so generally it's ok, BUT if user clicks any anchor link, the page scrolled to where the anchor is on top. But it's covered by the top menu. Is there a way to catch anchor event and process it with javascript (and jQuery if necessary)? 回答1: You can use something like this: $('a').click(function(){ $('html').scrollTop($($(this).attr('href'))

问题 I have added top menu as a div with position: fixed. It's placed in the top of the page, so it covers part of the content. I moved the layout down, so generally it's ok, BUT if user clicks any anchor link, the page scrolled to where the anchor is on top. But it's covered by the top menu. Is there a way to catch anchor event and process it with javascript (and jQuery if necessary)? 回答1: You can use something like this: $('a').click(function(){ $('html').scrollTop($($(this).attr('href'))

问题 For an Intranet web application (document management), I want to show a list of files associated with a certain customer. The resulting HTML is like this: <a href="file:///server/share/dir/somefile.docx">somefile.docx</a> <a href="file:///server/share/dir/someotherfile.pdf">somefile.pdf</a> <a href="file:///server/share/dir/yetanotherfile.txt">yetanotherfile.txt</a> This works fine. Unfortunetly, when clicking on a text file (or image file), Internet Explorer (and I guess most other browsers

问题 I have a form that redirects to the original form page with $_GET to display any errors. But the form itself is place lower down the page. What is the correct way to use both? I tried www.abc.com/index.php?error=missing_input&#review 回答1: Yep, it's definitely working for me: <?php if (!isset($_GET['submitted'])) { echo "<form action='#fragment'><input type='text' name='text'><input type='submit' name='submitted' value='Do it'></form>"; } else { echo "<div style='height: 800px'>Vertical

问题 I have a form that redirects to the original form page with $_GET to display any errors. But the form itself is place lower down the page. What is the correct way to use both? I tried www.abc.com/index.php?error=missing_input&#review 回答1: Yep, it's definitely working for me: <?php if (!isset($_GET['submitted'])) { echo "<form action='#fragment'><input type='text' name='text'><input type='submit' name='submitted' value='Do it'></form>"; } else { echo "<div style='height: 800px'>Vertical

问题 I have a video gallery that has a menu on the left and loads the content into a div on the right hand side. The menu is generated from php video posts so we need a general script that will effect everything. -- The problem -- The links will load the URL of the video as an anchor on the current URL - eg. http://www.divethegap.com/update/community/videos/#http://www.divethegap.com/update/2010/10/test-video-2/ So all I need is a script that will get the hash tag and load the content into a div.