On your websites; does your address end with ".com/"; or does it
go on to identify the folder name the website is contained in?
(Example:
mysite.com/my_folder_name/index) If it does end with just
".com/"; do you have a "re-direct" command (html or javescript)
in order to take the viewer to the ACTUAL website? The reason I
bring up AltaVista in the previous posts is because I paid form
inclusion there and they tell me I can't change my address for 6
months. So here is what I have so far on my short address:
// End --> </script> <noscript> </head><body></body></html>
Now what I'm needing to know is HOW can I not use the java re-
direct command, and have my website come up after the user types
in www.paintedparadise.com without putting in the sub-directory
("/Surf_Art_Site")in the address? Am I making sense? I know this
sounds so lame. I should tell you I had a friend set up the re-
direct in the first place; but it was an "html" re-direct and
AltaVista will not allow it. The techs there advised me to
replace that command with the javascript command as seen above. I
put in the "title", "desciption", and "keywords" tags myself; but
as you can see; I have no text on the page because it really
isn't a page at all until it is re-directed to the actual site.
Whew! Now I'm really confused! Here are the directories that are
in my account at Catalog.com if that ell help. Thanks in advance!
[homedir]
Surf_Art_Site......(the folder containing my whole website)
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