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 how www.mydomain.com with no other info diplayed?

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tim
Posted: 08/23/2002, 1:56 PM

I want www.mydomain.com shown through out my site with out the pages.
www.mydomain.com/registration.asp should be www.mydomain.com.
I use IIS and ASP
Superkikim
Posted: 08/23/2002, 2:13 PM

Hi Tim.
You should create a "default.asp" page which is a single frame page. Then, all your page have to my loaded in this frame.
But with a right click/Properties, it still is easy to view the page name.

Why do you want to hide the page name ?
tim
Posted: 08/23/2002, 7:27 PM

I have a shopping cart app. When I send the info to credit card on approval they send it to a certain page if denied a different. So if the credit card is approved/denied I make changes to the database accordingly before the page loads. I wish I could do it another way but I don't know any other way. My credit card company doesn't send a reponse back in the head or any other type of usable response. So here is my dilema, people view their shopping cart choose check and goto my https: page and enter their credit card info and submit it to the credit card info, they process it and return them to an appropriate page BUT if someone went and added stuff to their shopping cart and then knew the url of the approved page and went there all their order would be marked page. That could be a slight problem if they knew a url. Any ideas appreciated.

   


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