I have a website which I want to hide its URL the second a user enters it.
Is this possible in any way?
This is done server-side. You cannot change the url of the site with let's say javascript or php. If you write your .htaccess file to point to that url, or rename the url of your site on the server to change what the user is hitting is the way to do that.
You can check here for the .htacccess way of doing it.
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I am looking for a solution for the problem in the Chrome Extension.
If I enter some value in the URL like Mail, Notes, Profile, etc. I want to access the keywords before the values are accessed by the browser and then taken for a search which then changes the URL based on the default search engine.
I want to access the words and then automatically redirect the user to another page. I don't really know if it is possible or not, but thought of asking it to the community.
Or, Is there any way we can make some words which will not be searchable using the Address bar, but it should be that we don't need to make changes in the settings directly, but by using the extension.
Any kind of response are appreciated.
I was trying to capture the value that user enters in the Address bar. I found that we can actually find the link that upon searching from the address bar can be captured using Javascript but could not find if it was possible to capture before the search takes place. (immediately after pressing the enter key or search button).
I currently have the piece of code that allows you to go to one of the pages on my site without having to type in the file extension in the url. I am wondering if there is a way to redirect all traffic from users using the file extension in the link, to the link without a file extension. For example, if a user types example.com/about.html I want it to redirect it to example.com/about.
I have "hotspot". Then i connect it - it redirects me to login page.
If i have few opened tabs and click on it during auth - they are redirected to my hotspot application.
How to save url except as a GET param?
Application is complex so hard to track all urls changes and pass old url. And it is not pretty.
Something like window/tab storage.
Maybe is there window indentifier that i can save in local-storage or web-sql?
Window identificator can be saved in window.name. It saved across refreshes and urls changes.
I have a login url that a client doesn't want to use, instead they would like to have their own login page that logs into the existing webpage without the existing webpage being seen.
The exiting url is https://diamond.realtimedespatch.co.uk/web/user/login.htm
The client wants their own logo's shown on their own login page.
Many thanks in advance.
If i understand your problem correctly, you need to use SSO ( Single singn on) on your project. You will get more details for SSO at https://auth0.com/docs/sso/single-sign-on
I am creating a web app and when I save it to the screen, it only saves to the url I am on. Is it possible to alter the HTML so that if its being saved to the homescreen, it goes to a specific url?
No, it's not possible to change the URL that is linked to the web app bookmark.
A workaround could be to redirect the user to the desired page. You can for example store client information on the server (cookies/session) or device (localStorage). So when the user visits your site you can redirect to the homepage if the client device has no session or if some localStorage value is not set.