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16-Jan-2008, 09:49 PM #1
Problem with redirecting pages
Hi guys, first of all, happy new year!!!

I'm finding a funny thing with my site that has me wondering. We offer some advertisers a one full page listing, with their own domain name redirected to our website. In every single one of those full pages, we have included our express menu but when you click on any of the links of that menu, the title of the page still shows their domain name.

You can see what I'm trying to explain if you go to www.pilotsrest.com.au and click on any of the links of the express menu.

I would really appreciate if you could tell me how to avoid it and as soon as soon as anybody clicks on any of those links, it shows that they are in Cairns Unlimited and not in Pilots Rest anymore.

Thanks a lot for your help,

Maria
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16-Jan-2008, 09:59 PM #2
hmm... i click there in the express menu, and each one still shows me http://www.pilotsrest.com.au/ no matter where I go
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16-Jan-2008, 10:04 PM #3
Hi, yes, that's what I'm trying to avoid. I would like that as soon as anybody who is in that page clicks on the express many they are redirected to Cairns Unlimited.
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16-Jan-2008, 10:09 PM #4
oh, i see... well, the reason it is doing it is because it is part of a frameset. I see the frame points to

http://www.cairnsunlimited.com/pilotsrest.htm

and when I put that in and click on the menu, it works fine... and I am not 100% sure about changing the title with frames, but that (i believe) is your issue...

(EDIT)

information looked up states, to change the title of a framed doc, link to a new frameset document using target="_top" (replacing entire frameset)
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