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Inline action on home page

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I there a way to display search results on home page, I know this may seems funny to have results before the query but I want to insert a random quotation from a FileMaker database, using -findany.

The companion does not proceed the inline commands if the requested page is not a result from a query.

Thanks

Easy, your current home page should be blank and can process dummy request and display dummy result, as home page people will see.

You can do that with META refresh or JavaScript like at http://www.prnet.cz. When you see that page, blank record was already created in log in database.

This time it is done with frames, but it is the same.

[ January 19, 2002: Message edited by: Anatoli ]

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Spassiba Anatoli,

That is the solution I'm actually using, i'm looking for a solution without redirect, something like a direct action in a page.

Thanks

While it is possible to have a default.htm and a home.htm with the same appearance, it also becomes possible to confuse them. If you are asking about a default.htm then the answer is what Anatoli suggests. If you are talking about a home.htm, then you would be able to construct the necessary action.

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I can think of just another way and that involves iFrame, which will cut off people with NN 4.x. You can design that refresh link to call iFrame, which will look like part of the main page.

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