<|endoftext|> be this way for all Facebook apps (not just mine), that for any custom action link, Facebook will automatically append ref=nf to the URL.
For other parts of the post (links, images, etc), they don't do this.
So the only think i can do is change the link to the un-RESTful URL:
http://www.mysite.com/pages/actualpagewhichidontwantuserstosee.aspx
Then it will render:
http://www.mysite.com/pages/actualpagewhichidontwantuserstosee.aspx?ref=nr
Which works.
But WTF, why are they doing this? And can they not give those applications with URL rewriting an option for them not to supply this?
I was hoping to keep the URL's all clean and rewritten.
EDIT:
My bad, the regex rules on the URL rewriter wasnt correct. Burn.
A:
PEBKAC (Problem Exists Between Keyboard And Chair).
My regex rules for this particular page was not foolproof enough.
For anyone that cares, this is what i had:
<rewrite url="^~/somepage$" to="~/Pages/SomePage.aspx" processing="stop" />
This is what i changed it to:
<rewrite url="^~/somepage(.*)" to="~/Pages/SomePage.aspx" processing="stop" />
Also, i was wondering why in Fiddler i was getting all these 404 errors coming from Facebook.
Turns out i was registering the 'xd_receiver.htm' wrong:
FB.Init('myapikey', 'xd_receiver.htm')
So on ALL pages, Facebook was looking for the file relative to the path.
It needed to be:
FB.Init('myapikey', '/xd_receiver.htm')
Never forget the '/'. =)
<|endoftext|>Wilgils
Wilgils of Ripon, also known as Wilgisl and Hilgis, was a seventh century saint and hermit of Anglo-Saxon England, who was the father of St Willibrord. His feast day is 31 January.
Life
He is known mainly from the Life of St Willibrord by Alcuin, but is also mentioned by Secgan and Bede.
Alcuin says he was a churl or "a non-servile peasant", and calls him a Saxon of Northumbria which was predominantly Angle at the time.
St Willibrord, born c 658 AD, the Apostle to Frisia and patron saint of the Netherlands and Luxembourg was his son. Alcuin also writes that Wilgils was paterfamilias of Alcuin's own family and that he (Alcuin) had inherited Wilgils' oratory and church by inheritance, indicating a close familial relationship. Wilgisl was also distantly related to Beornred, the abbot of Echternach and Bishop of Sens.
Wilgils entrusted his son to the church, and settled on the banks of the River Humber where he lived as a hermit. His fame increased and he was granted royal patronage that allowed him to found an oratory and church at the mouth of the Humber.
See also
Anglo-Saxon Christianity
Anglo-Saxon England
References
External links
Category:Northumbrian saints
Category:8th-century Christian saints
Category:Year of birth uncertain
Category:Year of death uncertain<|endoftext|>Q:
groupby function in python
I need to calculate different mathematical operations to the different variables in dataframe. I am having data as shown below:
y x1 x2 x3
NB 1 4 2
SK 2 5 3
SK 3 6 6
NB 4 7 9
I want to group mydata with y variable and have to calculate sum(x1),max(x2).Also, I have to apply some user_defined function to x3.
And I want my grouped output with only 4 variables y,x1,x2,x3 in pandas dataframe format as shown below.
y x1 x2 x3
NB 5 7 5
SK 5 6 5
I tried some codes and i searched in different websites but i didn't get a required solution.
please anyone help me to tackle this.
Thanks in advance.
A:
When you use .groupby, you can aggregate with .agg. There are certain predefined functions for use in this, but you can also apply whatever user-defined functions you