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Actions and Triggers?
Have you tried using actions and triggers?
Hope this helps.
The Troggerunlock-Module and
The Triggerunlock-Module and the Trigger-Module are cool!
And I made it the recommended way and it works :)
Supposing I want to redirect on a certain page if the
query of the url is empty, like:
http://www.mydomain.com/q=
or
http://www.mydomain.com/
I tried it with the splash module but I can't manage
to make it work.
Any ideas?
Thanks a lot!
Best,
Soezkan
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I don't understand what you mean. Would you please explain a little more - do you want them to be redirected as soon as they go to that URL or something? More details would be helpful. Thanks.
actually I found out that I
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I don't want to land on the
I don't want to land on the frontpage when I open my website, but I want
to immediatly redirected to another node.
Maybe it was a beginners mistake, but I configured my drupal installation
to have a certain node (node/62) which is my start page. So the
according link in the main menu is highlighted (plus a submenu
collapses) when this node is open.
How can I achieve a redirect to "node/62" when somebody comes to my
website the first time? I don't want to see the visitor the frontpage but
this particular node!!!
Thank you so much for a hint!
Best,
Soezkan
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Please don't post duplicate threads. I've deleted the dupe, thanks.
yes okay. But how can I
yes okay. But how can I manage to make my own startpage instead of
using the frontpage?
Front Page module?
Front Page module?
Non Sequitur
If you've already created some other page that you want redirected to when you hit the front page then you need to change that in the .htaccess file. Unless the frontpage module has features that you need there's no reason to install a module when one tiny line of code can solve the problem.
Put destination in url
Create a link like "http://example.com/logout?destination=path/to/page/good-bye"
Nice
That's a much simpler solution than mine. Good call.
.htaccess
If you're looking to make a site wide redirect for whenever the /logout url is hit just redirect it in your .htaccess file with:
RewriteRule ^logout logout?destination=whatever/your/new/path/is [nc]