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6/25/2007 1:57 PM
 
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Here we are:

 <!--

  if (dnn.dom.getCookie('myCookie') != null)
   document.location.href='Default.aspx?tabid=1'; //obviously you'll nee to change that to whatever your page is.
  else
   dnn.dom.setCookie('myCookie', 'true');

 //-->

Since I am not setting any expiration date to this cookie, as soon as browser is closed, the cookie expires. That way, the next time around, the user will again see the page.

NOTE: you'll need to make sure that dnn.js file is referenced on the page.

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6/25/2007 2:00 PM
 
User is offline Vitaly Kozadayev


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Nik,

It seems to me that dnn.js is inserted to a page conditionally - I am guessing it depends on the type of skin controls that are being referenced by the skin? the reason for my guess is that on that super simple skin, dnn.js is inserted only if i am logged in. But on more involved skins it is present all the time.

Can you enlighten me, plz?

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