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A redirect splash page for the mobile site?
Because my site just gives peoples pins out for blackberry, if people directly go to /m version of my site they can grab all the pins without signing up. Anyway to redirect to a splash page with the option for the user to signup or sign-in?
Thanks
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Permalink Reply by Phil McCluskey on -
Hi Josh,
You can always add an html page type and drag it to be first in the list, which makes it the mobile landing page. You can also include ads on that page, since it's just html and I know you're interested in that for your network and have links for new members to sign up.
Thanks,
Phil
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Permalink Reply by Scott Bishop on -
Would you happen to know of an html code that we could place into the mobile html box that will auto redirect to another url?
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Permalink Reply by Scott Bishop on
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That code is for inside the <head> tags. I think the only html these mobile boxes will take are within the <body> tags.
I could be wrong. Do you know if this will actually work?
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Permalink Reply by Phil McCluskey on
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Hi Scott,
You should just be able to do something like this:
<script>document.location = 'http://example.com';</script>
Thanks,
Phil
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Permalink Reply by Scott Bishop on
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Sweet... worked like a charm!
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Permalink Reply by Josh Hall on -
Got this running now - http://swapbbm.com/m
Cheers Phil
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NC for HirePermalink Reply by SweetPotato on -
Josh, I really admire your site, the design, the number of members in such a short time. Not being a bb owner, though, I've never really understood what it's about. Are ok to explain it? Just curious really.
Cheers
SP
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Permalink Reply by Josh Hall on
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Thanks SP. Nothing to it really. Signup, add your pin (associated to your BlackBerry device) , search by country, gender etc; Add the member on BlackBerry Messenger. That's it!
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Permalink Reply by Phil McCluskey on
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Looks great; on the sign in link, you are linking to it like this:
?target=/m&cancelUrl=/m
You might want to do this instead, so that when someone signs in they go to the wall page:
?target=/m?id=6458471%3AMobilePage%3A186539&cancelUrl=/m
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