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问题 Let's say I got 5 pages ( index.php , about.php , portfolio.php , gallery.php , contact.php ). Let's say the id is 1 . The original url is : www.domain.com/folder/index.php?id=1 , www.domain.com/folder/about.php?id=1 and so on... Now, I want to change it to : 1.domain.com/index , 1.domain.com/about , 1.domain.com/portfolio , 1.domain.com/gallery , 1.domain.com/contact Is it possible with mod-rewrite ? And if I'm in the index.php page, whats the <a href="" > that goes to about.php if the mod

问题 Which browsers are able to understand and implement asterisk ( * ) in CSS properly? (By 'properly' I actually meant -- 'as they are supposed to' .) Consider this CSS code for example: pre .comment * { color: #800; } EDIT: I see now that it's called the '* selector' or 'universal selector'. Thanks a lot for the input. :) 回答1: All major browsers do. Internet explorer supports it without bugs from 8.0. See here: http://reference.sitepoint.com/css/universalselector#compatibilitysection 回答2:

问题 I have a simple template struct associating a string with a value template<typename T> struct Field { std::string name; T self; } I have a function that I want to accept 1-or-more Fields of any type, and the Fields may be of possible different types, so I'm using a std::initializer_list because C++, to my knowledge, lacks typed variadic arguments, cannot determine the size of variadic arguments, and must have at least one other argument to determine where to start. The problem is that I don't

问题 I have the following query. I'm trying to find values of 'hello world', but it returns zero results. However, when value = 'hello*' , it does give me that expected result. Any idea how I can change my query to give me that hello world result? I've tried *hello world* , but for some reason it just won't search anything with spaces. I think it has something to do with the spaces as when I try to search "* *" , it gives me no results. But I know I have many values in there with spaces. Any ideas

问题 Let's say I want to fork a thread within a do -notation block, but I don't care about the thread id. If I write forkIO action GHC issues warning Warning: A do -notation statement discarded a result of type ThreadId . Suppress this warning by saying _ <- forkOS action This is a good idea as I want to show that the program is discarding some result. However, this way it won't be apparent what's being discarded. I could write threadId <- forkIO action but then we're hiding the fact that we won't

问题 I have a script. It takes arguments, but I would like it, when it receives the string " * ", to autocomplete it to a matching string in a list variable. Unfortunately, this is impossible without the user escaping the wildcard using a backslash to escape the asterisk: foo.py ba\* # Will expand to "bar" Not doing so would result in bash expanding it to a file in the working directory, then passing it to my script. What is required to tell bash to not automatically expand the asterisk and just

问题 So I am trying to move say all files starting with "A" to a certain directory. Now I now Windows command prompt does not support this method: move A* A_Dir But could this combined with Python find a way? Or am I gonna have to go through each individual file? Such as: contents=os.listdir('.') for file in content: if file[0] == 'A': os.system("move %s A_Dir" % file) ... etc. Is there any other solution that is more simpler and quicker? -Thanks! 回答1: On Windows: This example moves files starting

问题 I've searched through https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/ and Google and still cannot learn exactly why Firefox would display it's "This Connection is Untrusted" screen/UI with "(Error code: ssl_error_bad_cert_domain)" under "Technical Details". Is it really as simple as "The SSL certificate common name does not match the fully qualified domain name (FQDN) of the webserver/website." ? If so, then why wouldn't an SSL certificate with the common name "*.subdomain.mydomain.tld" work with the

问题 I want to be able to use a wildcard in string::find and then fetch what was in that wildcard place. For example: if (string::npos !=input.find("How is * doing?") { cout<<"(the wildcard) is doing fine."<<endl; } And so if I ask, "How is Mom doing?", the output would be "Mom is doing fine." What libraries would I use for this, or how would I write the code manually? If I should use AIML, can AIML execute .bat files? 回答1: Regarding your question on how to do it manually, i will give you an idea

问题 Good day to you, I would like to ask you one question that has been my major problem in past few days. I am developing an ASP.NET MVC 2 application. Server runs IIS 6 with wildcard mapping enabled. It works when I'm displaying home page. But when I click a link to navigate me to other pages i get 404 exception. Server runs .net 3.5 SP1 . I don't know where I'm making a mistake . Please help me . Thank you for your answers. 回答1: Have you also cleared the 'check that file exists?' checkbox on