Quote Originally Posted by getyourgameshere.com View Post
Forum5,

Though your way is a valid way of doing it, it breaks the back button. http://www.w3.org/QA/Tips/reback

with the PHP location setup.. you can still click back and go to the page you were previously viewing. With yours, it would go back to the page that refreshes.. and the user would be redirected to the store. Eventually they'll just get annoyed and leave.. you never know where the customer was previously at.. maybe they were at a page that said "you can buy this product here: yourstoreURL.com"
You are absolutely correct. There is no go-back.

Quote Originally Posted by LyttonFinds
Okay I have www.thaddkrick.com .. which says "coming soon" default by godaddy...

I've loaded zencart and you have to type www.thaddkrick.com/catalog to get to the zencart store.

Now.. how do I set it up to when someone enters www.thaddkrick.com it goes directly to the zencart store???
I read the question as to avoid the "Coming Soon" page which was default by GoDaddy and go directly to the catalog. Going back to "Coming Soon" didn't seem to be an issue.

I've seen many root pages with a store or forum on one of the links where the user may want to go-back to root. Oh, well. It was just a thought I had.