Startup Page for Community Starter Kit

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  1. Bruce

    Bruce DiscountASP.NET Staff

    multiple ways to do this, i'll just show you the asp way.

    1) create an page and name it index.asp
    2) put the following code in the page

    <%
    Response.Redirect ("www.viennapark.org/community")
    %>



    quote:Originally posted by mcummins

    I am using Community Starter Kit. I must enter www.viennapark.org/community to get to the site. I want my users to get to the site with a shorter URL, www.viennapark.org.

    Is there a mechanism, such as a forwarding page that I can put at my
    root directory to forward users entering www.viennapark.org to
    www.viennapark.org/community?



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    B.

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  2. Thank you Bruce. I had to add http:// before the www as shown below. Then it worked fine. Thank you again. - Mike
    <%
    Response.Redirect ("http://www.viennapark.org/community")
    %>
    quote:Originally posted by bruce

    multiple ways to do this, i'll just show you the asp way.

    1) create an page and name it index.asp
    2) put the following code in the page

    <%
    Response.Redirect ("www.viennapark.org/community")
    %>



    quote:Originally posted by mcummins

    I am using Community Starter Kit. I must enter www.viennapark.org/community to get to the site. I want my users to get to the site with a shorter URL, www.viennapark.org.

    Is there a mechanism, such as a forwarding page that I can put at my
    root directory to forward users entering www.viennapark.org to
    www.viennapark.org/community?



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    B.

    DiscountASP.NET
    http://www.DiscountASP.NET

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