Forwarding to my site
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Forwarding to my site
hi i purchased a .org domain and then had it forward to my site. my domain is www.rspsdesigners.org and i set it to forward to www.rspsdesigners.forumotion.com but when i type www.rspsdesigners.org i want it to stay as the link when it forwards but instead when it forwards to my site the link changes back to www.rspsdesigners.forumotion.com , is there any way to make it so when i type www.rspsdesigners.org and it takes me to my site that i can make it stay www.rspsdesigners.org in the url instead of it changing to www.rspsdesigners.forumotion.com
hazardpirl- New Member
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Re: Forwarding to my site
I suppose you have PHP Management enabled, yes?
If so, type in this code as your index.html or index.php:
Alternatively, add this JavaScript code on your website:
I would rather do the PHP Solution, though.
If so, type in this code as your index.html or index.php:
- Code:
<?php
header("Location: http://www.rspsdesigners.forumotion.com");
?>
Alternatively, add this JavaScript code on your website:
- Code:
window.onload = function(){
document.write("Our main domain is currently located at http://www.rspsdesigners.forumotion.com. If you see this message, you will be redirected to our main site in 10 seconds; you can click the link to get there faster, though.");
setTimeout(function(){
window.location = "http://www.rspsdesigners.forumotion.com";
},10000);
};
I would rather do the PHP Solution, though.
Re: Forwarding to my site
where do i enable php management cause the only way i knew of doing php was adding a php page but that doesnt affect the homepage
hazardpirl- New Member
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Re: Forwarding to my site
Well, send me a PM with your host details and what options your host gives you.
Save a new PHP Page as index.php in your domain root folder, that should do it.
Save a new PHP Page as index.php in your domain root folder, that should do it.
Re: Forwarding to my site
I PMED YOUUltron's Vision wrote:Well, send me a PM with your host details and what options your host gives you.
Save a new PHP Page as index.php in your domain root folder, that should do it.
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