how to create "Page Exipired" or Unable to Save Current Page?
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Last Post: September 18, 2003 (RSS)
Need help from you guys!
Does anyone know how to create a "Page Expired" or "Unable to Save Current Page" (under IE)??
For example, some web pages were unable to use 'Back' from browser. It would display 'Page Expired .. ' or similar messages. How can I do that?
Or some web pages were unable to save the pages under Internet Explorer, how can I do that?
The reason behind this is that my client asked me if I can impletement similar functions into the DocBuilder.
Thank you all!
-Chih
Re: [chihtsung] how to create "Page Exipired" or Unable to Save Current Page?
By Donna - September 14, 2003
Thanks for your post. :)
Those are all actually features that are built into Internet Explorer. There's no need to create such a page as they will display automatically if it runs into any of the conditions that disallow it from displaying a page.
Let me know if you have any other questions or concerns. :)
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Re: [chihtsung] how to create "Page Exipired" or Unable to Save Current Page?
By Dave - September 14, 2003
If all you're trying to do is to prevent users from downloading your content and viewing it offline you could add a little bit of javascript that redirected them to your website if the current domain wasn't 'yourdomain.com'. Then if they saved it locally and tried to view it it would instantly redirect them back to the website. Even that would easy to defeat (by editing the HTML) but average users might not bother.
Hope that helps.
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Re: [Dave] how to create "Page Exipired" or Unable to Save Current Page?
Thank you for your reply.
Both ways your mentioned are exactly what I wanted!
Can you show me how to do the disable IE from cache it locally? As for the META TAG, can I implemented into DocBuilder or Article Manager? otherwise, I will have to add tags after the pages were created by DocBuilder. :-(
I am not quite understand your second point.
If I use the rediect..
<META HTTP-EQUIV="REFRESH" CONTENT="0;URL=http://www.mydomain.com">
What does it do with IE while saving the pages?
Thank you,
-Chih
Re: [chihtsung] how to create "Page Exipired" or Unable to Save Current Page?
By Dave - September 18, 2003
But here's some javascript that would redirect users who try to view a page on an un-authorized domain or locally. You'll have to play around with it but hopefully it will be a starting point.
If you decide to try it be sure to enter all the domains that may be used (meaning www.domain.com AND domain.com without the www).
<script>
// redirect users who view this page on un-authorized domain
// Note: type authorized domain names in ALL lowercase
var thisDomain = window.location.hostname.toLowerCase();
if (thisDomain != 'yourdomain.com' &&
thisDomain != 'www.yourdomain.com' &&
thisDomain != 'yourotherdomain.com') {
window.location = "http://www.yahoo.com/";
}
</script>
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Re: [Dave] how to create "Page Exipired" or Unable to Save Current Page?
Chih