No problem!
You're welcomed everyone.

No problem!
You're welcomed everyone.

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thks andrew

thks andrew

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I have plenty to keep me occupied besides this group Stick Man :)

I have plenty to keep me occupied besides this group Stick Man :)

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Thank you very much

Thank you very much

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Nice Andrew - should stop this topic forever! (What will Kathy do when she is bored?)

Nice Andrew - should stop this topic forever! (What will Kathy do when she is bored?)

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@ Incomplete Completly in LOVE


Use this code below to hide your 'personal url':

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<*style type='text/css'>

#newURL {display: none;}

<*/style>

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Simply remove the * Astrix from the style tags, and this code can be placed in the editable sections of you profile.

or alternatively, in your customize CSS page without the style tags (once you don't have an active hi5 skin on).


Hope this helps,
-Andrew

@ Incomplete Completly in LOVE


Use this code below to hide your 'personal url':

--------------------------------------

<*style type='text/css'>

#newURL {display: none;}

<*/style>

--------------------------------------

Simply remove the * Astrix from the style tags, and this code can be placed in the editable sections of you profile.

or alternatively, in your customize CSS page without the style tags (once you don't have an active hi5 skin on).


Hope this helps,
-Andrew

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ohh a good idea this is, he or she has a good point now... :)

ohh a good idea this is, he or she has a good point now... :)

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ok, so I can't change my url, but is there a way to hide it? I don't want it to be shown on my profile. Please send me some code. PLEASE ;-(

ok, so I can't change my url, but is there a way to hide it? I don't want it to be shown on my profile. Please send me some code. PLEASE ;-(

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urls are managed through DNS - a globally distributed database. Although the hi5 DNS machines maintain primary responsibility for mapping myname . hi5 . com to an IP address, any of the thousands of DNS machines around the world can cache urls they encounter for periods ranging from minutes to weeks. It is a process that does not work well in a dynamically changing environment. Its not like changing your hometown on a hi5 server. Once your url is requested by a client system somewhere on the planet, the mapping of that url to its IP address can is out in the wild and can't be easily recalled because the DNS machine that obtained the mapping caches it for an a period of time. The hi5 DNS box has no idea where in the world its information is being cached so it has no way of instantly recalling it. If a name is "withdrawn", that information will propagate through the system but it takes a long time to happen.

urls are managed through DNS - a globally distributed database. Although the hi5 DNS machines maintain primary responsibility for mapping myname . hi5 . com to an IP address, any of the thousands of DNS machines around the world can cache urls they encounter for periods ranging from minutes to weeks. It is a process that does not work well in a dynamically changing environment. Its not like changing your hometown on a hi5 server. Once your url is requested by a client system somewhere on the planet, the mapping of that url to its IP address can is out in the wild and can't be easily recalled because the DNS machine that obtained the mapping caches it for an a period of time. The hi5 DNS box has no idea where in the world its information is being cached so it has no way of instantly recalling it. If a name is "withdrawn", that information will propagate through the system but it takes a long time to happen.

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If there became able to change url, hi5 system would go mess and mess and then break down!

If there became able to change url, hi5 system would go mess and mess and then break down!

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