Hi Eric Rohloff,

Solution provided by you is great, just wondering if cookie can be clear after tab closed instead after a day? Appreciate if you can help.

Regards
Mufaddal

You should be able to add this to the script. I didn't test it yet.

Man, I'm new here. I'm hoping SOMEONE can help.

I have a basic html website, and created a mobile-only mini-site. I have successfully added code to redirect a mobile user to the new mobile site's URL.

However, and I have tried everything, I can not get a "view full site" link to actually bust out of the mobile loop and show the regular site.

I found Eric's solution, which I thought I implemented correctly. But it isn't working.

Here's what I did:

1. copied/pasted the code Eric clearly spelled out, into the desktop site and the mobile site.
2. downloaded the cookie .js file, copied it into the root directory, then tried hard-colding the URL to point to it just in case
3. changed the URL to my mobile site in one area

nothing works.

Anyone got a second to see if it's something silly I'm missing?

site in question:

www.osgusa.com

mobile site:

www.osgusa.com/mobile

Hi John,

I would try this code instead. Replace full.html with your full website address.

Hmm, tried that, still no go.

Why is this so complicated!!! Thanks for trying though.

Is your script "generic" in the sense that it can be used for any regular ol' html website?

I'm wondering if it's not specific to a platform that I'm not on or something.

Do I need to do anything to the .js file you said was required? I just copied the single .js file and put it in my root folder.

Just thinking I'm missing something little.

First of all its not my script. I do not work for Coffeecup I am just a volunteer that likes to help out in the forums when I can.

Hmmm as for your issue... I'm not sure what to suggest. We may have to wait for Eric or one of the others to chime back in.

Try removing the extra </a> tag.

which part is wrong?

Eric is refering to the extra </a> tag below. I have bolded it.