Hosting files at two differnt places

[Galsaba]

I upload all my html files to one host server (host 1)
my domain name is at a second host server. (host 2)
I want that when the user click my url (www.mysite.com) it will go to host 2,
and host 2 will forward it to host 1.
Any ideas how to do it?

Thanks,

Joe

 

[Rob McAninch]

I upload all my html files to one host server (host 1)
my domain name is at a second host server. (host 2)
I want that when the user click my url (www.mysite.com) it
will go to host 2, and host 2 will forward it to host 1.
Any ideas how to do it?

Update your DNS records to point at host 1, where all the files
are. Or do you want to mirror your site in two locations?

 

[Hywel Jenkins]

I upload all my html files to one host server (host 1)
my domain name is at a second host server. (host 2)
I want that when the user click my url (www.mysite.com) it will go to host 2,
and host 2 will forward it to host 1.
Any ideas how to do it?

Update your domain's DNS so that it point to the nameservers of host
2.What *exactly" are you trying to do? Why?

 

[Galsaba]

Until yesterday I did not have a domain name, so all my files were at a
subdirectory of an old site of mine. This was on host 1.
Now , and just meanwhile, instead of uploading all my files to host 2, I just
want to upload the index.htm file.
This file should have a line like "go to" index.htm on host 2.

In any case, if you disregard the reason of why I want to do it, just -
What will be the html command to go to a different page without clicking on a
word or pic.
Thanks,
Joe

 

[Galsaba]

I think this is the answer:
<META http-equiv=REFRESH
content="0; URL=http://www.page2.com">

 

[Rob McAninch]

In any case, if you disregard the reason of why I want to do
it, just - What will be the html command to go to a
different page without clicking on a word or pic.

HTML has no such command. You can use a meta refresh tag but I
wouldn't bother (it may not work, or it may look bad to
someone/somespider reviewing the site). Have one of the hosts
configure their server to point to the place where your files are.
Move the files if you have to.

 

[Galsaba]

Thank!!!