*Originally posted by BobbyDouglas *
**Nope, it redirects a flash user as well, which i dont want to happen.
The flash user stays, but the non flash user is redirected. **
Im 17, and have spent just about every minute on the computer since I was 14. Picks up after a bit.
"Jubba: I’m not really clear on what you mean. This script here:
can do one of two things, redirect people or place an image where the flash movie would go"
What I want, is a script to detect the user(having flash or not) and if he does NOT have flash, it re-directs him to another page. If he DOES have flash, then there is NO redirection.
The reason I want it to stay on the page if they have flash is because when a search engine picks up information about your site, they first, judge your index page, as well as meta tags, from that they rank your site on the amount of visitors. When someone goes to my site, and is redirected to the flash page, most decide to bookmark that page they are on, however, if they do that, then when they come back, they will come back to that page, instead ot eh redirect page. Thus, the index page does not get used as much, and then you get poor rankings on the search engines. Some judge on the amount of people that go to that specific page…
Also, it isn’t as professional to have the content that comes up in the search engine as http://www.domain.com/flash/index.htm compared to http://www.domain.com/
The reason I cannot use the second script on that page is because I am using an ImageMap for the NonFlash Picture. I am not familiar enough with javascript to make an image map with it. You can view teh source of the page using the image map here: http://members.cox.net/fuji897/html/
here is the script for the image map:
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Hopefully that explained it a little bit better. Any other questions?