JavaScript

Redirect Blogger Without Warning Page

I moved from Blogger.com to WordPress.org long ago, but it was recently I realized that my Blogger Blog was also getting some traffic, which I didn’t wanted(since the content there was obsolete). There is no clear method to redirect your Blogger Blog to new URL, I first tried Setting >> Publishing >> Custom Domain >> Switch to advanced settings and writing my domain in “Your Domain” text field(Though this has to work when you host your Blogger Blog on a Custom Domain), but it gave me a Warning Page for redirecting. But soon I was able to figure out that I can redirect my Blogger site to custom domain without any warning page using a simple JavaScript code or a meta tag.
Redirecting Blogger

Meta Tag Method

If you want to redirect your Blogger Blog using a Meta tag, then you can use the below code. Replace DOMAIN with the full URL of location where you want Blogger to be redirected, the content attribute determines the time delay in redirection.
{code type=HTML}

{/code}

JavaScript Method

If you will like your Blogger Site redirected using JavaScript, then you can use the below code. Again replace DOMAIN with the full new URL. Please remember if JavaScript is disabled then Meta Tag method will only work.

{code type=HTML}

{/code}

More Resources

If you have moved to WordPress.org and want 301 like redirects, then you should probably use the plugin Blogger To WordPress Redirection

Easiest way to redirect your website to iPhone/iPod Touch/iPad Version

Recently I had to redirect one of the website to its iPhone version, I quickly googled, there are dozens of sites which tell in dozens of ways for doing it. However, I wasn’t very impressed by any, so came up with my own end thing.
There are few ways, mainly you either use JavaScript or php.

I will go with JavaScript, since not all sites are php, and they can be handled more easily.

You can add the below JavaScript inside the of your website to redirect it to its iPhone version.

{code type=HTML}<script language=javascript>
if((navigator.userAgent.match(/iPhone/i)) || (navigator.userAgent.match(/iPod/i)))
{
location.replace(“iPhone/iPod_Version”);
}
</script>{/code}
Of course replace iPhone/iPod_Version with the URL of iPhone/iPod Touch version.

You can also add another conditional for iPad, which makes it.

{code type=HTML}<script language=javascript>
if((navigator.userAgent.match(/iPhone/i)) || (navigator.userAgent.match(/iPod/i)))
{
location.replace(“iPhone/iPod_Version”);
}
else if(navigator.userAgent.match(/iPad/i))
{
location.replace(“iPad_Version”);
}
</script>{/code}

In most cases iPad Version will be different from iPod/iPhone version(because of width). In case they are all the same, use

{code type=HTML}<script language=javascript>
if((navigator.userAgent.match(/iPhone/i)) || (navigator.userAgent.match(/iPod/i)) || (navigator.userAgent.match(/iPad/i)))
{
location.replace(“iPhone/iPad/iPod_Version”);
}
</script>{/code}

Running website on full screen(Available in iOS 2.1 and later)

If you will like your website to run on full screen, you can additionally add the below to header

{code type=HTML}

{/code}

The content=”yes” makes it run on full screen, you can always toggle this.

Disabling automatic detection of phone numbers(Available in iOS 1.0 and later)

By default Safari browser converts phone numbers like string into a link that calls the number.

{code type=HTML}

{/code}

By using content=”telephone=no” you are disabling this feature, you can toogle this too.

There are few more additional tags, you can check them out here .
Hope this helps you.