http-redirect

问题 I've been using the nodejs http-server to serve up my Angular app, but it doesn't work well with HTML5 locations, because using them requires the server to redirect, and http-server doesn't do that. So I saw a recommendation to try superstatic, and installed it. Then I set up the following superstatic.json file: { "routes": { "Admin/**":"/index.html", "Give/**":"/index.html", "Pending/**":"/index.html", "Store/**":"/index.html" } } I launched it with superstatic --config superstatic.json

问题 I've been using the nodejs http-server to serve up my Angular app, but it doesn't work well with HTML5 locations, because using them requires the server to redirect, and http-server doesn't do that. So I saw a recommendation to try superstatic, and installed it. Then I set up the following superstatic.json file: { "routes": { "Admin/**":"/index.html", "Give/**":"/index.html", "Pending/**":"/index.html", "Store/**":"/index.html" } } I launched it with superstatic --config superstatic.json

问题 I have some forums installed on my site at http://ironnoob.com/forums. My website lives in c:\IronNoob and my forums are installed in c:\IronNoob\forums I want both "ironnoob.com" and "www.ironnoob.com" to do a server-side redirect to "ironnoob.com\forums". I'm using IIS 7 and I'm new to setting up this stuff so I don't even know what to google for. I know I can do a client-side redirect with HTML, but I understand that the server-side redirect is nicer. I've figured out how to install the

问题 I have an ASP.NET Core site that uses cookie authentication for most pages. For those pages, the default server response of providing a 302 redirect for an unauthorized client is desirable. However, the site also accepts API requests; they use API keys and have no use for cookies. Ideally, I'd like to turn off cookie processing for the API URLs altogether, but minimally, I need to ensure that if an API client is unauthorized, the server doesn't respond with a 302 redirect. 回答1: Replace the

问题 I want all requests to http://mydomain.com to be 301 redirected to http://www.mydomain.com for SEO purposes. In order to do this, can I use IIS7's HTTP redirect method? I tried setting the HTTP redirect to www.mydomain.com, but this led to a permanent loop. Edit: URL Rewrite will do the job, and I am going to use it, unless somebody else has a better idea: http://blogs.msdn.com/carlosag/archive/2008/09/02/IIS7UrlRewriteSEO.aspx Any suggestions? 回答1: There probably is a way to do this with

问题 I need to redirect from http://test-glad/redirect TO https://test-glad/start.do The main problem being I need to maintain POST parameters in the request. I am unable to do this using standard http redirection as POST params aren't resent as specified in the RFC I have also tried using Proxy Pass which would not work. I am now trying to do this using Apache URL rewriting but struggling. Do you know if this is possible. If so some help with the syntax would be much appreciated. I am using

问题 Update: This is NOT a duplicate of How do I send a POST request with PHP?. The solutions there don't work for me, they just output the result of the request, I don't want to do this, I want to send the user to the external site, it is secure website for credit card payment processing. Update 2: I've added a diagram below to try and clearly explain what I'm trying to do Here's what I'm trying to do: a html form is submitted to a php script the php script does some processing on the data and

问题 Closed. This question is off-topic. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it's on-topic for Stack Overflow. Closed 6 years ago . i have a page in my siteA http://www.siteA.com/1987/title.html i want to 301 redirect above page to a page in external site siteB as shown in example below http://www.siteB.com/page/title3.html I want to do this in htacess, not in php I have tried #redirect 301 /1987/title.html http://www.siteB.com/page/title3

问题 RESTful Web Services encourages the use of HTTP 303 to redirect clients to the canonical representation of a resource. It only discusses topic in the context of HTTP GET . Does this apply to other HTTP methods as well? If a client attempts a HTTP PUT or DELETE to a non-canonical URI, is it acceptable (and/or recommended) to return HTTP 303? What is the best practice and why? 回答1: This status code is generally applicable to any HTTP method. It is primarily used to allow the output of a POST

问题 I'm building a sandbox RESTful API using embedded Jetty. My Proof-of-Concept design: a simple embedded jetty server that (1) accepts connections on an SSL port and (2) uses a ContextHandlerCollection to invoke the proper Handler based on the URI prefix. My original test, using a simple non-SSL connection, seemed to work perfectly (note, code for imports and helper HelloHandler class in APPENDIX). public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception { Server server = new Server(12000);