'permanent' web site url while browsing?

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Hi all!

Does anyone know of a way to keep a permanent url throughout a user's
browsing?

For example, if my web site's address is http://www.mysite.com,
I have noticed that some sites keep that url 'permanent' somehow,
i.e. doesn't change while e.g. clicking on a link!

How is this accomplished? Maybe some sort of script?

Thanks in advance!
 
Hi,
No, I don't like frames,
something else?
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Apart from frames of iframes, there are no alternatives using standard
HTML / JavaScript. Even when using URL rewriting, you still need to
provide a unique URL to the server.

Other solutions could be using WPF, Flash or any other type of plug-in.
In these cases, the navigation is not handled by the browser anymore,
but by the plug-in itself.

HTH,
Laurent
 
Even when using URL rewriting, you still need to
provide a unique URL to the server.
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I don't care about the server,
I care about what the client can see,
will the client realize the same url by that?
 
Hi,
I don't care about the server,
I care about what the client can see,
will the client realize the same url by that?
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Maybe you don't, but the web browser does care.

It's not possible, except by the solutions already provided to you.

Greetings,
Laurent
 
no


use forms.

So if the user clicks the biteme button, the page shows the biteme stuff.
if the user clicks the bitemybubbles button the page shows the bitemybubbles
stuff

same url the whole time
 
this is usually done one of 2 way:

1) site frameset
2) model-view-controller pattern (site is just one page)

-- bruce (sqlwork.com)
 
What about Server.Transfer?

Keep transferring the user to another page. The server knows, the client
doesn't.

This is (kinda) similar to proper MVC, which .NET doesn't really do that
well, in that the context keeps getting forwared somewhere else to handle
the request and provide the view.


Laurent Bugnion said:
Hi,
I don't care about the server,
I care about what the client can see,
will the client realize the same url by that?
Click to expand...

Maybe you don't, but the web browser does care.

It's not possible, except by the solutions already provided to you.

Greetings,
Laurent
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