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Re: Home page

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just like a folder with 1 file.
Why does osdev.org just link to the wiki?
Why not point strait to the wiki? It would be the exact same, just no wait.
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Im thinking its temporary until he can fix the front page to point directly to the wiki.

I personally do not like the change that much but it would aid in the issue of newcomers not searching before they post. ...At least I hope so :shock:
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GeniusCobyWalker wrote:just like a folder with 1 file.
Why does osdev.org just link to the wiki?
Why not point strait to the wiki? It would be the exact same, just no wait.

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<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="0;http://wiki.osdev.org/" />

:mrgreen:

EDIT: to avoid post deletion, I'll just say this: that would be a temporary fix for having to wait for the refresh.
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Re: Home page

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Troy Martin wrote:
GeniusCobyWalker wrote:just like a folder with 1 file.
Why does osdev.org just link to the wiki?
Why not point strait to the wiki? It would be the exact same, just no wait.

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<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="0;http://wiki.osdev.org/" />

:mrgreen:

EDIT: to avoid post deletion, I'll just say this: that would be a temporary fix for having to wait for the refresh.


or,

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<?php header("Location: http://wiki.osdev.org/"); ?>
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Oh yeah? I have one too!! :wink: j/k

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   <script language="javascript">
   function goWiki(){ document.location = "http://wiki.osdev.org"; };
   </script>
</head>

<body onload="javascript: goWiki();">
</body>
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Re: Home page

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gravaera wrote:Oh yeah? I have one too!! :wink: j/k

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<head>
   <script language="javascript">
   function goWiki(){ document.location = "http://wiki.osdev.org"; };
   </script>
</head>

<body onload="javascript: goWiki();">
</body>

Yeah, and for all those with Noscript, we get a white page. =D>
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gravaera wrote:Oh yeah? I have one too!! :wink: j/k

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<head>
   <script language="javascript">
   function goWiki(){ document.location = "http://wiki.osdev.org"; };
   </script>
</head>

<body onload="javascript: goWiki();">
</body>


You can do it more simple:

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<body onload = "javascript:location.href = 'http://wiki.osdev.org';"></body>


But it's better to use META tag.. :)

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syntropy wrote:
gravaera wrote:Oh yeah? I have one too!! :wink: j/k

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<head>
   <script language="javascript">
   function goWiki(){ document.location = "http://wiki.osdev.org"; };
   </script>
</head>

<body onload="javascript: goWiki();">
</body>

Yeah, and for all those with Noscript, we get a white page. =D>


Boohoo :twisted: j/k
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qandrew wrote:But it's better to use META tag..

MWHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!
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No, it's better to use the Location: header!

HTTP 1.1 header > Meta tag > Javascript > Pointless redirecting homepage. 8)
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I think my response accidentally your home page. #-o
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GeniusCobyWalker wrote:just like a folder with 1 file.
Why does osdev.org just link to the wiki?
Why not point strait to the wiki? It would be the exact same, just no wait.

There are a mess load of mod_rewrite rules I need to change before I do that to keep all the old links around the web from breaking. If I just break all the links coming into the site then the Google page rank goes to hell. I'll probably get to it next month.
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