For what I see here, it seems there are multiple index pages active, perhaps and index.php, index.html, etc. It could very well be that hreducare.nl opens the index.html, while the ‘home’ link on that page links to index.php …
Little confusing maybe but situation is as following:
Normal index has WebYep cms on it, that’s why main index is index.php.
if visit site via small screen (mobile) there must be an automatic link to a different index.html file.
This file is stored in a seperate folder on the server.
I tried to manage this with the mobile redirect action but thats didn’t work
The automatic redirect follows only when hit the home page?
Who decides what will be shown as the default document –index.php or index.html– when visiting http://www.hreducare.nl? The server answers a server request to show hreducare.nl and returns the php or html page … but which? You need to avoid even that situation by renaming the mobile(-ready) page to something like index-m.html …
And I understand that there are a static version (.html) and a dynamic version (.php/webyep), where the static version is the temporary?
I know, I’m not happy with the whole situation.
The wish of my client is a responsive website but they do not want to pay for it.
Therefore, they made their own mobile (static) version thats lives besides a dynamic website (that makes sense, not?)
For now the problem is solved here but this is definitely not an ideal situation.