Monday, May 24, 2010

How can i change the displayed url of a webpage using html?

I know there is a code out there, i had one before...





i want a html code to put on a webpage, lets say myspace, that will make the url of the page look like something else, lets say google.








the code i had before also inhibeted teh changing of the url

How can i change the displayed url of a webpage using html?
You can make a link appear to go to a different destination by changing status bar text, but for security reasons, you cannot change the apparent site location in the navigation bar.


Were that safeguard not in place, a malicious hacker could create a page on a free web host that looked like PayPal's login page, even to the point of displaying PayPal's URI in the address bar, and then get you to go to his site and use "secure PayPal checkout!" to buy whatever he's selling. It'd be very, very tricky and almost undetectable by a casual user.


Therefore, the major browsers all take navigation bar spoofing very, very seriously. I very much doubt you'd be able to accomplish it with any consistency, and if you could, it's a bug, not a feature!





As to "click-trapping" or "mouse-trapping", visit the link below. It's considered quite rude.
Reply:%26lt;a href="www.yourwebpage.com"%26gt;All text within the two tags will be displayed as the link to ww.yourwebpage.com%26lt;/a%26gt; text outside of the two tags will appear normal.
Reply:I don't think you can change the URL of you page in the address bar as it is the unique domain name identifier of your IP address.


No comments:

Post a Comment