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hi

i want go from one file to another file. but file name doesn't show in url.

For examlpe:

i want to visit http://www.home.com. Now i want to go to contact_us.php page. when i go this page url show http://www.home.com not http://www.home.com/contact_us.php.

Please help me..........

Thanks
Nov 9 '09 #1
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dlite922
1,584 Expert 1GB
Right click and view the source code in your browser. (Or go to the View->Source link the main tool bar)

If you see frames, you're host is putting the content of your site in a frame. You'll most likely see not your source code but a couple of <iframe> tags.

If so, ask your host not to do this. Otherwise I don't know.



Dan
Nov 9 '09 #2
Dormilich
8,658 Expert Mod 8TB
@dlite922
change to another hoster.
Nov 9 '09 #3
dlite922
1,584 Expert 1GB
I know of a host that does this. It might be the same one. But I hate debugging anything on their server. Everytime I click refresh I go to the main page because the URL never changes from what you originally entered, only the URL within the iFrame changes.

I've gotten around this for this particular client by using Firefox's "View Only This Frame" function in the right click menu, in case anybody else wanted to know.



Dan
Nov 9 '09 #4
maheswaran
190 100+
could checked is there any .htaccess file placed in your root directory
Nov 11 '09 #5
Markus
6,050 Expert 4TB
Are you asking how to do this, or are you asking why this is happening?
Nov 11 '09 #6
maheswaran
190 100+
No am just trying to give information about this problem , may .htaccess have the reason. I had this problem because of .htaccess
Nov 11 '09 #7
Markus
6,050 Expert 4TB
@maheswaran
My question was directed to the OP (original poster), not yourself.

Mark.
Nov 11 '09 #8

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