left arrowAdvertisements:down arrow

This page abstract: Describtion of how objects in the KOM2002 groupware are named.

Web4Health logo
Home Search Categories Discussion Get personal advice Unseen Login/out My account
Should not be visible

 Go to:
 Superfolder New Question 
 Current folder Answers 

MORE INFO
Web4Health: Health and psychology

CATEGORIES
Addictions
ADHD
Anorexia
Anxiety, panic
Bulimia
Burnout
Depression
Healthy living
Instability
Life
Mood swings
Obesity
Personality
Phobia
Psychotherapy
Medicines
Relations
Sex
Sleep
Stress
Treatment

All answers
All categories

Tell a friend about Web4Health

This web site
in other languages
Independent medical expert answers

Short Name

Intelligent natural language question-answering in the area of psychology and psychiatry. Ask a simple question  Local help Info

Go the top of the page Top Forum iconDiscuss this Forum iconGet personal advice Printer Print
Question(s):
Written by: :author Jacob Palme, professor in computer and systems sciences, Stockholm University.
First version: 22 Jul 2008. Latest revision: 26 Aug 2008.

Why do all the FAQs have a short and a long name?

Answer:
All FAQs in Web4health have two names, a title and a short name. Examples of short-names are
short-name
child-menu
ed-treat-drugs-overweight.htm
These short names are used in the production of the FAQs, in order to ensure that each FAQ gets a unique name. They are also used in web addresses for FAQs. The short name of an FAQ is the same in all languages. So if you are looking at for example:
http://web4health.info/en/answers/ed-treat-drugs-overweight.htm
then you can get to the German version of the same FAQ by just replacing /en/ with /de/ in the link to the FAQ.
More information
All Web4Health menus More information about Web4Health (Web for Health) Finding the same FAQ in more than one language Rules for Web4Health visistors additional rules Protecting your privacy Quality of Web4Health content HON quality requirements Advertisements in Web4Health Help in using Web4Health Sponsored by the Commission of the European Communities Use of cached external pages General overview of Web4Health Web for health More articles about Web4Health
 
 
Sources, references
Promotional links:
Disclaimer: The documents contained in this web site are presented for information purposes only. The material is in no way intended to replace professional medical care or attention by a qualified psychiatrist or psychotherapist. It can not and should not be used as a basis for diagnosis or choice of treatment. If you find anything wrong, please notify us at .
Go to top of pageTop
Home Search Categories Discussion Get personal advice Unseen Login/out My account
Web4Health in other languages: Finnish German Greek Italian Polish Russian Swedish
short-name Separator Copyright 2003-2011 Web4Health
Web4Health was selected as finalist for the 2008 Stockholm Challenge Award

Non-Google advertisements:
Translate from your desktop
Instantly translate Word documents, Web pages and any written text with SYSTRAN Home Translator 6. The best personal translation software. Download SYSTRAN today.
systransoft.com/translation-products/desktop/free-trial

Translate Web4Health
We seek voluntary translators who are interested in translating Web4Health to new languages. We can provide the servers, but we cannot pay for the work done.
web4health.info/en/tr/

Advertise here
Reach 300 000 visitors reading one million pages for a cost of 900 US $/month.
http://web4health.info/en/ad/