the quick way would be to have your 'index' page be blank, save some javascript that re-directs then whatever URL you want (in your case, "www.example.com?var=value"). you can set the time to redirect to be 0 and the user won't notice.
i also bet that there is a way to configure apache so that it takes the incoming request and redirects it to the specified URL. i haven't done this, but i'm sure that it's possible.
i think that you might also be able to do some redirecting with ".htaccess" but would have to look into it
On Friday, February 14, 2003, at 10:33 AM, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Okay, I'm trying to figure out how to display certain arguments in a URL when the visitor FIRST hits the site, say www.example.com. I'd like the URL to display www.example.com?var=value. I can handle this from this page on to other places within the site, but I'd like it to be consistent and show up even on the initial page. Any ideas?
Thanks,
jaro
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