Hiding Web Address?

[micfau1091]

You know how you can navigate anywhere at BestBuy.com and it still says bestbuy.com at the top.....does anyone know what the code is to do that?
Thanks

[edit]
maybe not BestBuy.com
I forgot what place did that.... i thought bestbuy's site did that tho..but ne ways.
You guys know what I mean, right?

[-FMA]

I've seen that before and I personally dont like it because if you want to link something to someone it will bring you to the home page not the specific page you wanted.

[micfau1091]

Yes, I know that, but for my login page...it takes you to a certain page (ex.
../awholebunchoffoolders/stuff/stuff1/evenmorestuff/%usr%%pass%.htm) and I don't want them to find out what it is...
It would only be for a few webpages....like pages after they login...

[OuTpaTienT]

You can do that through enabling masking at your domain registrant's account. Although I believe it's achieved simply through the use of frames (which I typically don't like).

Check out http://oeyec.com it has masking enabled. If you go to any of the links you still only see oeyec.com in the address. But it's just using a frame to hold the address at that url. I'm sure you can probably do the same thing manually without going through your domain account.

[ClubMed]

Frames would be the easiest way to do this.