Strange question here – I think.
I designed our company website with a redirector index.htm to load home page depending on which browser was being used. explorer.htm or netscape.htm. Those being the only 2 that I included.
This naturally made it look like I was trapping my visitors on our website – if they hit the back button, it would back out to the index.htm and again redirect them to the proper .htm. This worked fine with just a couple complaints from customers that didn’t like it – but mostly everyone had no problems.
Recently my boss told me to get rid of the redirector and any netscape only pages. So I did. Now there is only the one home page. I renamed the explorer.htm to index.htm to make it the primary load. Removed all netscape particular pages, etc. from our hosting server.
I then went in to my local machine and refreshed everything so that it loads properly. Unfortunately, my boss did not. So his machine keeps trying to load explorer.htm (because of cache?) and giving him a no page found error. Naturally he got mad, and I was pulled on the carpet. I cleared his cache for him and showed him it works fine now.
But! There are still customers out there that have not. And naturally, they call the boss and complain that they cannot pull up our site.
Is there a way to fix this? Or should I put the redirector back?