Integration between SFMC and Short.io
Learn to shorten urls within SFMC through API calls to Short.io service using server side javascript within Cloud pages.
Adobe Campaign – Way to personalize and shorten urls without url shorteners?
Learn a way to transform long URLs to manageable and branded shorten URLs for sending SMS campaign within Adobe Campaign
Apache Web Server
Apache: Useful .htaccess tips & tricks
.htaccess is more than file extension that manages Web Server configurations. Here are some useful tips that can really make your life quite easy on Apache.
Informational: Custom image thumbnail while sharing URL on Facebook
Looking for changing the thumbnail image while sharing your website or blog link or Customizing the default thumbnail each time on Facebook?? You can do it by adding a simple meta tag in your page’s header section.…
Open Url from Command prompt?
Thinking of scripting a way to open URL directly from command script of batch file?? Here is a cool way to open the URLs, type below rundll32 command on the prompt on Windows machine & press Enter:…
URLs: With or Without File Extensions??
Should we include extensions in URLs.?The benefit of not using extensions is that you can change the technology without having problems in migrating URLs.
URL Building: Guidelines
URL building is a key factor in improving usability and search-engine rankings of your application. Read more on how to make your URLs Clean and Human-Friendly.
Get Absolute URL – Web Application
Getting fully qualified absolute path of ASP.NET application is always tricky and problem arises when code moves across various platform. Hard coding the Application Path is no where a good solution here. The URL syntax is: scheme://domain:port/path?query_string#fragment_id…
Upload Binary data as HTTP POST
Below is the ASP.NET C# implementation of Uploading binary data like images as POST request to target URL: private bool UploadFile(string PostURL) { try { int contentLength = fileUpload.PostedFile.ContentLength; byte[] data = new byte[contentLength]; fileUpload.PostedFile.InputStream.Read(data, 0, contentLength);…