I dont know if you got a solution or not but some time back I tried to change the url in browser so that user could copy the url and then paste it somewhere else and it would still work.
The part relevent to ur needs is changing the url, The URL CAN'T be changed to some other page though you can add as many #s as you want. To do this you'll have to simply write : location.href = '#'+<new link>; Other way to do things is the hard way. My website : http://jodhpuriguy.com, you will see that It looks very simple. but if you pay attention, you will see that it loads content using AJAX if javascript is available and otherwise uses mod_rewrite as was suggested in an earlier post. Once the content is loaded, the content is stored in the memory and it is never re-loaded as long as you do not refresh the page. When js is disabled, the actual links work and the content is loaded via page refresh. these are the links that are read by google for indexing. I'm posing a snippet of the code for you to see: HTML: <a href="about" id="link_about" onClick="load('about'); return false;" class="white center ">link</a> and function load(content) { if(!website.cache[content]) { $.get(content+"&contentOnly=true&rand="+Math.random(),receive); $('#content').html('Loading...'); } else { $('#content').html(website.cache [content]); } website.current = content; $('a').removeClass('active'); $('#link_'+content).addClass('active'); $('#link_'+content).color('') location.href = '#'+content; } This code ofcourse has been stripped of the php code that I put in to reduce my work.... See the full souce of the page to get the code ;). avi -- ------------------------------------------------------ Visit me at http://jodhpuriguy.com
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