Hide site url?

[djbdr248]

How can I mask the url of my site so that where ever they go on my site the url allways reads just http://www.mysite.com .
no extentions or and thing just that.

How can I do this?

[Wonderful]

You would use frames for this.

[Scyllinice]

At 10/8/09 03:07 PM, djbdr248 wrote: How can I mask the url of my site so that where ever they go on my site the url allways reads just http://www.mysite.com .
no extentions or and thing just that.

How can I do this?

That is terrible web practice. Please don't do this.

[Jessii]

At 10/8/09 03:07 PM, djbdr248 wrote: How can I mask the url of my site so that where ever they go on my site the url allways reads just http://www.mysite.com .
no extentions or and thing just that.

How can I do this?

Did you read what henke said in your other thread? If you have a free host, you may not be able to do this.

At 10/8/09 04:12 PM, Wonderful wrote: You would use frames for this.

Ugh! Why would you suggest frames? :/ You don't need frames. The OP should just embed the swf but he has issues with the buttons. If he would post the code that he's using for the buttons, it might be easier to fix the button code, which I'm suspecting isn't even correct. But without AS code, no one can help the OP fix his problem.

OP: BTW, I don't suggest building an entire website out of flash because it sucks bandwidth.

[DanielZ]

At 10/8/09 05:09 PM, Jessii wrote: OP: BTW, I don't suggest building an entire website out of flash because it sucks.

Fixed that for you. How about learning HTML and CSS? Flash websites just don't cut it these days, and unless you're incredibly artistic it will most likely end up looking butt-ugly.

[djbdr248]

I've done it w/ java b4 I just don't remember how.

[Jessii]

At 10/8/09 05:33 PM, djbdr248 wrote: I've done it w/ java b4 I just don't remember how.

You don't make websites with java.

[smulse]

At 10/8/09 05:33 PM, djbdr248 wrote: I've done it w/ java b4 I just don't remember how.

I doubt that.

If you mean Javascript, then yes it's possible, but if you don't remember how then I doubt you did.

You could use JS to rewrite the contents of the page, or dynamically load another file in using AJAX.

[kiwi-kiwi]

At 10/9/09 06:14 AM, smulse wrote:

At 10/8/09 05:33 PM, djbdr248 wrote: I've done it w/ java b4 I just don't remember how.

I doubt that.

If you mean Javascript, then yes it's possible, but if you don't remember how then I doubt you did.

You could use JS to rewrite the contents of the page, or dynamically load another file in using AJAX.

Or maybe he wanted to say he used jsp with apache tomcat

[djbdr248]

I found my old code, works great.