javascript - Please help me understand a few things found in the SO page source -
I was just looking at the stackoverflow page source and I have some simple questions;
1) What is its purpose? Is this search engine or something else?
& lt; Link rel = "search" type = "application / opensearchdescription + xml" title = "stack overflow" href = "/ opensearch.xml" & gt;
2) ? V = 3731 Why is this added to the end of some javascript and stylesheet files, is it a browser to prevent these items from caching? And if I am right, why would you not want it, I would think that they will not change often
3) This type of file is this rel = "canonical"
4) What it is, my guess is that if you put page URLs in some Google Reader, then perhaps this file will rarely be found?
& lt; Link rel = "alternate" type = "application / atom + xml" title = "feed for question" php array and `foreach?
Li> This site is capable of using as a built-in search within a browser. The way Wikipedia can be used in Firefox from the top right can get more information
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This is the use of browser caching, which is likely to be set aggressively with content headings. By adding V =? The latest JS file is used when any modification is made.
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Canonical is used to specify the preferred version of the URL, if That content is
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Yes, it is used to indicate that the URL can serve RSS / nuclear feed which can be fed through the reader such as Google Reader.