Strictly for uptight designer types like myself: please redirect dpchallenge.com to www.dpchallenge.com so that one's browsing history only includes www.dpchallenge.com. Purely a cosmetic issue, but one that most important websites abide by. For an example, navigate to cnn.com, adobe.com, or thestar.com and watch them redirect to their www.* aliases.
His point wasn't that it doesn't work, it's that is shows up as two different sites in your browser history. By redirecting, you end up with only one site.
[user]louis[/user] wouldn't this be in the province of the administrators.
So perhaps a ticket to them would be the best way to get the change considered?
Just askin'.
Alice
:-))
As mentioned, it's a cosmetic issue for uptight jerks like me. It's not merely the browsing history though, but the URL locater. I think it's done at enterprise sites like adobe.com and cnn.com to better brand their websites and to offer a uniform surfing experience to their customers. I had our company do this several years ago, and it's always been a bit of an eyesore for me whenever I see that it isn't implemented at popular sites. More sites that do it: facebook.com, myspace.com, google.com, msn.com, and dozens more (though notably not youtube.com).
