Is it possible to remove the "intermediate" pages?

[Johnny Doomo]

By this I mean the pages that say

"Click here if you do not want to wait any longer
(or if your browser does not automatically forward you)"

and if it is possible, can I get instructions on how to remove them?

I would only want to remove them if it is safe for PP to function without them.

Is what I am hoping for is to get them removed, and for PP to just serve the exit page slightly slower, instead of loading up a in-between page. (no matter how bare).

Is this possible, or safe?

I know those pages are there before dynamically generated pages, but I really don't want them appearing if PP can function without them.

Any help or info on this matter is appreciated.

Thanks.

[Chuck S]

No you can not but can gladly look at adding an option for that in the next version.

[Johnny Doomo]

Originally Posted by Chuck S

No you can not but can gladly look at adding an option for that in the next version.

I would appreciate the addition of this. In a world of css and ajax websites, these intermediate pages are annoying, if you expect a site to switch to your clicked link page right away.

Hopefully it doesn't require any type of huge rewrite of your script, but I would love to see future PPs without them.

Thanks for letting me know the status of it in current gen PPs. I can now tweak it as much as possible without worrying if it can be completely removed.

[Chuck S]

No actually its very simple one new admin switch to bypass the forward screens and its just an if else clause in the forward function. If you bypass then do a simple php header command to send the user to the new page otherwise do the old style forward screen.

[Chuck S]

Simply indeed added it real quick to the PhotoPost 8.3 Beta 4

http://www.photopost.com/forum/photo...13-2013-a.html

[Chuck S]

I also added this to the latest Classifieds beta released today also.

[Chuck S]

A community photo gallery - My Photo Gallery

You can see it in action here login for username and password is both testing.