If I choose a new phone, I'd pick this:
HTC Fuze
http://www.phonescoop.com/phones/phone.php?p=1644
http://www.htc.com/us/product/htcfuze/specification.html
It has same display size - 2.8", but VGA resolution
and the CPU 528MHZ (Kaiser has only 400MHz)
The only question , does the touch screen work with a stylus
or only with finger.
Will see what will be available when I actually want to buy something new.
Monday, July 27, 2009
Thursday, July 2, 2009
IIS redirection parameters
When you need a redirection from one URL to another
the IIS let you keep the resource name and parameters,
as described in this article:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/313074
The parameters are:
Don't forget to make sure the "exact redirection" check box is on!
the IIS let you keep the resource name and parameters,
as described in this article:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/313074
The parameters are:
$S | The $S variable passes the matched suffix of the requested URL. The matched suffix is the portion of the original URL that remains after the redirected URL is substituted. The server automatically performs this suffix substitution. The $S variable is used only in combination with other variables. | If /Scripts is redirected to /NewScripts and the original request is for /Scripts/Program.exe, the suffix is /Program.exe. |
$P | The $P variable passes the parameters in the original URL without the question mark that is used to specify the beginning of the query string. | If the original URL is /Scripts/MyScript.asp?number=1, the string "number=1" is mapped into the destination URL. |
$Q | The $Q variable passes the full query string (the question mark and the parameters) from the original URL. | If the original URL is /Scripts/MyScript.asp?number=1, the string "?number=1" is mapped into the destination URL. |
$V | The $V variable passes the requested URL, without the server name. | If the original URL is /Myserver/Scripts/MyScript.asp, the string "/Scripts/MyScript.asp" is mapped into the destination URL. |
$0 through $9 | The variables $0 through $9 pass the portion of the requested URL that matches the indicated wildcard. | |
! | Do not redirect. | Use this variable to prevent redirecting a folder or an individual file. |
Don't forget to make sure the "exact redirection" check box is on!
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