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Every time the browser is showing the full link... when I want it just to show "page.html" example if I used
<a href="page.html">blabla</a> save this page... the browser will show the full link http://domain.com/page.html So how can I get it to open just the page and the full URL? Thanks for your help |
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Not sure what you mean by this! But you can't stop the browser address bar showing the full url address, so page.html in the root of your directory will always have an address http://domain.com/page.html
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I think this is possible using Frames. You can call new page within a frame if you wish to hide webpage name in address bar. you will need to insert some code within your .htaccess as well as the main webpage which will open the frame. let me know if you need assistance with the code as we have similar frames for suspended websites which call our suspended page even though the URL in address bar is that of the suspended website.
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That's why I need this, for frames... from the orginal page if I wanted to use "'#top" the frame would get it from the orginal page
E.g. Orginal page = domain.com/#top Frame = domain.com/#top = Won't work Can you please provide me this code? For .htaccess file right? |
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Sorry i didn't realise you were talking about frames.
Can you supply your code for the frames you have created? For instance, if you have 2 frames say a left column named 'left', and a main column for the rest of the page called 'main' Then putting the contents of page.html into the main frame you would use : <a href='page.html' target='main'> blabla </a>
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