Not sure about Firefox since I use Mozilla, but this should be close enough: Preferences -> Navigator. Under the "Home Page" section there's a button that says "Use Current Group". You'll want to open up the pages you want as your home page, then go and click that button.
You could create a page in HTML when, which opened, opens up the 6 pages you wish to keep. I think this was what vivitron 15 was talking about but wasn't sure...
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And you then go for this limit and you touch this limit and you think "Ok, this is the limit".
As soon as you touch this limit, something happens and you suddenly can go a little bit further.
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you might be able to write yourself a homepage that automatically redirects you to a random page you choose.
i could...but it would take time,especcially if the website is slow.And besides: i need a host that doesn't place any ads
Serve it yourself. Try installing Apache.Originally posted by CoolMac@19 March 2004 - 18:59
i could...but it would take time,especcially if the website is slow.And besides: i need a host that doesn't place any ads
i know,but i only run Apache on local just to test scripts
I have a slightly outdated, slightly crap list of free ad-free hosts hiding in Webdevelopment.
ok, the fact is you can only have 1 real home page ( index.hmtl or default.html ) the rest is done with codes and redirects , and why would you want 6 home pages anyway
Just make the index page with hyperlinks for you visitors to choose what sub index they wish to go to
An important fact , the average visitor spends less than 10 seconds on a web page and if you make it confusing they will just close it and go somewhere else
Code:<?php $n=rand(1,6); $r=''; switch($n) { case 1: $r.='url to page 1'; break; case 2: $r.='url to page 2'; break; case 3: $r.='url to page 3'; break; case 4: $r.='url to page 4'; break; case 5: $r.='url to page 5'; break; case 6: $r.='url to page 6'; break; } header('Location: http://'.$r); ?>
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