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April 4th, 2000, 04:22 AM
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I knew some website out there can restrict user directly access to some .HTML,
they are forced to visit the index.html first how do you do that?
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April 16th, 2000, 04:07 AM
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The URL of a site that is doing that would
be helpful. The only way I can think of offhand, would be to dynamically generate the pages with page names being created on the fly as well. But that's quite a lot of trouble to go to just to inconvience your site's visitors.  Scott
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April 16th, 2000, 10:29 PM
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You could have PHP file handling this. It wouldn't be too hard to use cookies and urls something like: http://theserver/site.php3/somepage...eforeindex.html
Ofcourse that will slow down the site, but that's the only solution I can come up with at 06:11. (Maybe later I'll try again. When I'm home and less tired
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April 17th, 2000, 10:03 AM
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You can a)
use cookies and a function that checks wether a cookie you set on the index page exists . or b)use javascript to check the history of your surfer using history.back() function to see if the visitors have visited your index page. All either of these methods require is a little javascript in the <body onload=" " of your page . If however your information is sensitive in any way you need HTTP_AUTHENTICATE or a database backed password system - which I only know how to do in PHP which I am assuming you do not have! Simon FirePages@hotmail.com ------------------ Simon Wheeler FirePages -DHTML/PHP/MySQL
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