How do I make it so the unreal portal is the first thing users see when they log into the site. Right now when users login they are redirected to the Forums but i would like members to be redirected to the front page(unreal portal). It use to do this but I installed community seo. Is their a rewrite rule to make this work?
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Unreal portal and community seo.
Started by coolie, Jun 22 2009 06:40 AM
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Posted 06 July 2009 - 06:54 AM
Usually you edit the HTML code to add a REFRESH metatag, but there's an easier way to do it in FrontPage.
* Open the page that will be doing the redirection (usually your home page).
* Choose File > Properties..., then click the Custom tab.
* The Custom properties area has two sections: a "System variables (HTTP-EQUIV)" at the top, and a "User variables" at the bottom. We want to the System variables.
* Click the "Add..." button in the System variables area.
* You should now have the "System Meta Variables (HTTP-EQUIV)" dialog box open. This box has two input fields, Name and Value.
* In the name field, type: REFRESH
* In the Value field (this is a little tricky), type the number of seconds to wait before redirecting, then a semicolon, then "URL=" (without the quotes), then the URL (page address) of the page you want to redirect to. The URL can be relative (like "index2.htm"), or verbose (like "http://www.yoursite.com/index2.htm"). For example, if I wanted to redirect the user to a page in my website called "index2.htm" after 5 seconds, the line would look like this:
5;URL=index2.htm
* If you want to redirect the visitor immediately after the page loads, use a value of 0 for the number of seconds. Below is an example of what the System Meta Variables (HTTP-EQUIV) dialog box looks like. In this example, it redirects the visitor to the WebWorkshop home page immediately after the page loads.
* Open the page that will be doing the redirection (usually your home page).
* Choose File > Properties..., then click the Custom tab.
* The Custom properties area has two sections: a "System variables (HTTP-EQUIV)" at the top, and a "User variables" at the bottom. We want to the System variables.
* Click the "Add..." button in the System variables area.
* You should now have the "System Meta Variables (HTTP-EQUIV)" dialog box open. This box has two input fields, Name and Value.
* In the name field, type: REFRESH
* In the Value field (this is a little tricky), type the number of seconds to wait before redirecting, then a semicolon, then "URL=" (without the quotes), then the URL (page address) of the page you want to redirect to. The URL can be relative (like "index2.htm"), or verbose (like "http://www.yoursite.com/index2.htm"). For example, if I wanted to redirect the user to a page in my website called "index2.htm" after 5 seconds, the line would look like this:
5;URL=index2.htm
* If you want to redirect the visitor immediately after the page loads, use a value of 0 for the number of seconds. Below is an example of what the System Meta Variables (HTTP-EQUIV) dialog box looks like. In this example, it redirects the visitor to the WebWorkshop home page immediately after the page loads.
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