[Zope] Display domain name in browser

Thu, 20 Sep 2001 19:06:06 GMT

David,
Thanks for the suggestion.
I do have access to default.html
I changed default.html and now the domain name is maintained in the=20
browser!

Rergards,
David=20

>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Original Message <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<

On 9/19/01, 17:55:10, David Lutz <david@jadescape.com> wrote regarding R=
e:=20
[Zope] Display domain name in browser:

> At 00:13 2001-09-20 GMT, you wrote:
> >My website (http://www.dksy.net) is hosted at a site to which I do no=
t
> >have access except to redirect to a Redhat 7 server in my office :
> ><META HTTP-EQUIV=3D"refresh" CONTENT=3D"0;
> >URL=3Dhttp://00-20-78-D5-A9-C8.bconnected.net:8080/dksy-portal">
> >
> >When (http://www.dksy.net) is entered in a browser,
> >(http://00-20-78-d5-a9-c8.bconnected.net:8080/dksy-portal) is display=
ed.
> >Is it possible to maintain the original domain in a browser  =96 or w=
ould
> >this confuse the browser?
> >Is it possible to configure Zope alone to display the domain name?
> >
> >Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated
> >David

> Why don't you do something like this instead:

> index.html on http://www.dksy.net
> -----------
> <HTML>
> <HEAD>
> <title>frame example</title>
> </HEAD>

> <frameset rows=3D"100%,*" border=3D"0" frameborder=3D"0" framespacing=3D=
"0"
> framecolor=3D"#000000">

>   <frame src=3D"http://00-20-78-d5-a9-c8.bconnected.net:8080/dksy-port=
al"
> name=3D"hello" >       =20

> <!--this won't be shown -->
>   <frame=20
src=3D"http://www.microsoft.com/please-fix-IIS-nimda-is-shitting-me">
> <!--this won't be shown -->

> </frameset>

>   <noframes>
>   <body>
>       If your browser supported frames this page would look really coo=
l!
>   </body>
>   </noframes>

> </HTML>
> ------------------------------

> Cheers,   David.