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big al
Hi everybody
I have the situation where 1 IIS 4 server uses a perl app
on another IIS 4 server. When the user clicks on a link on
site A he gets redirected to a link on site B. This all
works fine accept when he does, the url of site B is
displayed in his address bar.
Simple question, is there a way of not showing him he's
being redirected. Theres nothing wrong with the second
server but we set it up in quite a hurry (after the nimda
thing) and now think it looks unprofessional.
I have the situation where 1 IIS 4 server uses a perl app
on another IIS 4 server. When the user clicks on a link on
site A he gets redirected to a link on site B. This all
works fine accept when he does, the url of site B is
displayed in his address bar.
Simple question, is there a way of not showing him he's
being redirected. Theres nothing wrong with the second
server but we set it up in quite a hurry (after the nimda
thing) and now think it looks unprofessional.
Mr Chunder
The usual solution I have seen to this is to put the content of the site into a frame. so www.yoursite.com always shows in the browser, whereever you click.