Is there a proper way to get the id of a particular answer without using the built-in DevTools of the browser? Like for example, I want to refer that specific answer in some post, so when someone clicks the link, it will directly land them on that answer.  If this feature did not exist yet, I think this feature will be helpful.
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I didn't see anything different whether or not to permallink to a question.
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Let's see if anyone can answer this in under 4 seconds. I know a notification is sent by using @user in a comment, but what about questions and answers?  I was going to make a fake user and message myself to try it, but I figured a question is the more acceptable way to find out the answer.
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I want to know if it's possible to get the ID of a page with a specific template. Is this possible to get the ID of a page that assigned to "page-special.php"?
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I want to be able to get the nid but the only information I have is .  Is there a way to get either the internal path of /node/*  for that alias if I am not on the page?  Or is there a way to just get the nid from that alias right away?
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I was wondering, is there a way to track particular questions in Stack Overflow?  For instance, if I see a question asked that I would like to see the answer to, is there a way that I can mark that question so that I can come back to it later?
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How to Handle Dynamic Changing IDs In XPath? for example :   //div[@id='post-body-3647323225296998740']/div[1]/form[1]/input[1]   In this xpath id "3647323225296998740" is changing every time when reloading the page.   Is there any way to handle this type of situation in Selenium?
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Am I really forced to ask a question before gaining reputation to vote up answers that I find helpful?  I've used StackOverflow for years in my JavaScript development, and I see myself as a pro. But I always find my questions already been asked and answered, therefore never had the need to ask any questions, but I still want to vote up stuff that I find helpful. But I have not enough reputation to do so.
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Can someone please suggest a query to directly see the number of answers I posted that were accepted. Right now I have to manually count from total given answers.  Hope there is an easy way.
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In a preprocess function I want to access the destination node id via the  I cannot find any method that will return the node id for me but I can clearly see that it holds the node id. (see attached)  Any idea how I can get the node id without going the long way of generating it from the URL path?
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I want to ask how to get id of element which was clicked by right clicking in open menu. I must know ID of this element to show only that history the element what was clicked fom open menu:
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It is possible to click on this question title above ↑, which would cause the page to refresh.  I'm wondering why the question title is a link to itself and the same page?  Why isn't it just written as solid text?  SEO perhaps?
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It is (currently)   to tag answers. Yet, if I query , then  does have a tag, namely javascript. I'm at a loss: how did that happen?&dagger;  SELECT Id, Tag FROM Posts, PostsTags  WHERE Posts.PostTypeId = 2 AND Posts.Id = PostsTags.PostId   Edit: The are also five answers (, , ,  and ) with a view count of 1 instead of 0:  SELECT Id, ViewCount FROM Posts WHERE PostTypeId = 2 AND ViewCount &lt;&gt; 0   These results also hold through at least January 10.    &nbsp; &dagger;: PostTypeId = 2 means that the post is an answer, not a question (PostTypeId = 1).
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At the bottom of every question, answer, or comment there is a name of a user who posted it. Clicking on his name allows you to see some information about him (for example his age, location, etc.).  How do I post information about myself so that when my page is clicked, my age and location will be there?  I am using an Android.
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First of all, I should say that I think that this question does not belong on Meta.    StackOverflow URLs are inspirational to me, the way they are designed is very clever and they work really well but I can't seem to understand the logic being the IDs, here are some examples:  stackoverflow.com/questions/2121720/   If you change the ID to ID++ (2121721) one could think it would fetch the next question. Wrong, instead you're redirect to another question whose ID seems to be totally unrelated (2121212):  stackoverflow.com/questions/2121212/   Why does this happen? Is there some checksum algorithm on the IDs? Here is a sample trace:  2121720 -&gt; exists 2121721 -&gt; 2121212 2121213 -&gt; exists 2121214 -&gt; 2121155 2121156 -&gt; exists 2121157 -&gt; 2120884 2120885 -&gt; exists 2120886 -&gt; 2115014 2115015 -&gt; 2114896 (what happened here?) 2114897 -&gt; 2114799 2114800 -&gt; 2114670 (what happened here?) 2114671 -&gt; exists 2114672 -&gt; 2110215 2110216 -&gt; exists 2110217 -&gt; 2106982 2106983 -&gt; 2106955 (what happened here?)   The IDs seem to decrease. Can someone bring some light on this strange redirect behavior?
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I just earned the  badge. I was the 84th to get this one.  Today the URL uses the badge Id to identify a given badge like this:  https://stackoverflow.com/help/badges/891?page=1   Id 891 points to .  Now I'd like to see who has the silver version of this badge. I tried changing the Id part to 890 or 892, but it's not sequentially. I'd have to guess the Id till I find the silver asp.net-mvc-3 badge.  A URL format like this can solve it:  https://stackoverflow.com/help/badges/asp.net-mvc-3?type=silver&amp;page=1   I think it's doable.    Another possibility would be to show the other related versions/types of a badge as links. For example:  In the bronze badge page, offer a link to the silver and gold   versions. In the silver badge page, offer a link to the bronze and gold   versions. In the gold   badge page, offer a link to the bronze and silver versions.
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Posting a bug report on Stack Apps, I tried to link to its API docs:     {id}/comments   It was unsuccessful, and making the link explicit with [http://url.com][1] doesn't work either because the link doesn't show up. E.g., .
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A few questions I've run into lately are somewhat confusing, because they are vaguely asking about client-side operations and tagged with .  This can lead to users posting answers that are web related and not client related, or to situations like the one that , where my editing the question and answering the question became sort of a conflict of interest.  It seems likely, in the two instances of this that I've run into in this week alone, that the OP originally specified  for the question, which would have automatically synonymized to .  The questions are too vague with the latter.  In order to clarify these questions from web-related questions, I've been adding .  In this case, however, because I'd also answered the question I was accused of editing the question to fit my answer.  It could be that the assumptions I made were wrong, though I believe it's highly unlikely and I think that's probably a topic for a different post.  There's also a  complaining about this problem, and it does appear to be causing confusion.  JScript is a flavour of ECMAScript, as is JavaScript, so I can understand the desire to have the synonym, but I think in this case an exception should be made.  Examples:    (Conflicted answers, assuming browser or wsh)  (Comments required OP to clarify)  (First answer assumes browser)