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  1. 26th Aug 2005 08:40 #1
    moviebuff2
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    Hi everyone


    In Front Page, is there any way to make people go through one certain page before the others? For example, I have one home page and many other pages listed on that home page. For first-time visitors, they will have to through my home page. But after that, they can simply mark my other pages as their "favorites" and go directly to them afterwards.

    Is there any way I can make them to absolutely have to go through my home page every time?

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  2. 26th Aug 2005 09:26 #2
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    not that i know of in front page ... maybe ...

    but easy to do with php etc ....
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    Might be a way of setting a cookie that, if not present, will direct you to a splash page.
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  4. 26th Aug 2005 12:09 #4
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    Thanks

    What is a php?
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  5. 26th Aug 2005 12:10 #5
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    http://www.google.ca/search?hl=en&q=php&btnG=Google+Search&meta=
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    I thought of cookies as well, but what do you do if the person accessing the page has cookies disabled?
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    Originally Posted by Prot
    I thought of cookies as well, but what do you do if the person accessing the page has cookies disabled?
    Then they have no right using the internet and should be forced to go through the signpost page every time
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