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问题 I came across this problem a few times and was wondering if there was a solution to this problem. My problem occurs on the Chrome mobile app. There, you can scroll down a bit and the adress bar disappears. So far, so good, let's make an example: The containers height is set to 100vh . As you can see, the bottom part gets cut off. When I scroll down, it looks like this: Now it looks good. So obviously Chrome calculates the address bars height into the viewport height. So my question is: Is

问题 I am wondering what algorithm does google use to make chrome browser's address bar to act as a default search bar for many websites like SO, Quroa etc. but not for facebook, metastackoverflow etc.. For example if you want to search for a topic in stackoverflow, you can do like this in chorme. And the search results will directly take you to the stackoverflow page. i.e. The same will happen if you choose to search quora.com also in chrome's address bar. But this won't happen if you search like

问题 I have gone through many questions asked here regarding changing url without reloading. Whilst I tried almost all of the methods, I am failed to fully change the url of a page including its domain name part without reloading the new page. How can I do that? 回答1: That is not possible for a good reason. You can get more info about this here: Same-origin policy 回答2: You can use pushState to do what you describe. As an example (pulled from here: https://www.aspsnippets.com/Articles/Change-URL-in

问题 I have gone through many questions asked here regarding changing url without reloading. Whilst I tried almost all of the methods, I am failed to fully change the url of a page including its domain name part without reloading the new page. How can I do that? 回答1: That is not possible for a good reason. You can get more info about this here: Same-origin policy 回答2: You can use pushState to do what you describe. As an example (pulled from here: https://www.aspsnippets.com/Articles/Change-URL-in

问题 I have found numerous answers on how to extract the URL without the parameters. How do you rewrite the URL in the address bar without causing the page to reload with the new URL? shortURL = top.location.href.substring(0, top.location.href.indexOf('?')); top.location.href = shortURL // Causes redirect The goal is to extract the parameters in Javascript but not display them in the address bar. 回答1: In modern browsers with support for the History object, you can use either history.replaceState()

问题 Now here is my situation: I'm making a CMS. When links are clicked, i would like the pages to load dynamically using Ajax. The problem in the links! The only way to change the address in the address bar real-time is to use anchor tags. But PHP doesn't get the anchor tags, thus I can't load page content on site load using PHP. And if i were to load the pages using a query string, the query string couldn't be updated in the address bar at the click of a link, since that would reload the page. I

问题 I took a look at this post How to create a direct link to any fancybox box and I managed to implement it. However, I noticed that whenever someone clicks an image, the URL doesn't change. So, basically, all the script does is to allow me to give the link of the image to people. What if people want to catch the image links for themselves and share them? Is it possible to also show the different image urls in the address bar as people navigate the site? 回答1: If I understand correctly: When a

问题 When I put cyrillic symbols in address bar like this: http://ru2.php.net/manual-lookup.php?pattern=привет it switches to http://ru2.php.net/manual-lookup.php?pattern=%EF%F0%E8%E2%E5%F2 What does that characters -- %EF%F0%E8%E2%E5%F2 -- mean? And why is it happening? 回答1: The characters are getting URL encoded. A URL may only contain a subset of ASCII characters, so anything outside plain alphanumeric and some special characters must be URL encoded. Some browsers display non-ASCII characters

问题 I have put favicon.ico file in the root directory.The favicon file is shown in the address bar and title bar of firefox and IE but is shown only in the title bar of google chrome. Why is that ? 回答1: The globe icon in Chrome's address bar refers to whether or not the current site uses HTTPS, a common web security protocol. Since Chrome doesn't display favicons in this region, your site is working properly. No SSL: SSL : Mixed SSL/No SSL: 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7864813/why

问题 I would like dynamically (via JavaScript) hide the address bar. I realize this can be done when opening a pop-up, but in this case I don't have the luxury (the file is being opened from local disk and I don't want the address bar to show the horrible and confusing file:// etc URL). Is this possible, and if so, how? 回答1: It isn't possible to change those settings once the window is open. Imagine how annoying that would be if sites could remove the address bar to stop you from leaving their