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Thanks, guys<br />
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Lots on the go this week - we'll try the suggestions at the weekend &amp;&nbsp;let you know how it goes.
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OK. &nbsp;Let us know if you have a question, need more info or how they work.<br />
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Thanks, guys<br />
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Sorry for the delay but I have been waiting for my boss (who is the website admin) to let me know how things have gone. &nbsp;There have been lots of changes in the company so it's been very busy &amp;&nbsp;I still don't know if he implemented either solution.<br />
However, both make perfect sense to me &amp;&nbsp;I'm splitting the points.<br />
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Cheers<br />
Steve
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Thanks for the grade, the points and the fun question. &nbsp;I'm glad I could help. &nbsp;Thanks for coming back to close this and the grading comment to know the status.<br />
bol<br />

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Hi <br />
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Scenario is that we have a flash opening page, named intro.html for a proposed website. &nbsp;This page is a simple loop and calls index.html when &quot;enter website&quot; button is clicked.<br />
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It all works fine until navigating to the page by typing the domain name, in which case, intro.html is bypassed and index.html loads instead. &nbsp;<br />
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We don't have direct access to Flash to be able to change the link from the button and it's questionable whether we'd want to as we would not want a &quot;home&quot; link to go back to the Flash page.<br />
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We're not sure what names we could use for the Flash page (other than index) to cause it to load first when the site is accessed from the www. &nbsp;Any thoughts on the best way round this, please?<br />
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many thanks
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Hi 

Scenario is that we have a flash opening page, named intro.html for a proposed website.  This page is a simple loop and calls index.html when "enter website" button is clicked.

It all works fine until navigating to the page by typing the domain name, in which case, intro.html is bypassed and index.html loads instead.  

We don't have direct access to Flash to be able to change the link from the button and it's questionable whether we'd want to as we would not want a "home" link to go back to the Flash page.

We're not sure what names we could use for the Flash page (other than index) to cause it to load first when the site is accessed from the www.  Any thoughts on the best way round this, please?

many thanks

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