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Paul
I am setting up 4 sites for a small business complex. They wanted to save
money on hosting so asked to have all the sites under one hosting plan, but
with independent domain names. I thought that would be easy, just set up a
domain redirect to a specific folder on the server. Unfortunately I have
since learned that the host does not provide that level of redirection.
Let's say my 4 sites are: restaurant.com, coffeeshop.com, dayspa.com and
bizcomplex.com. The hosting account is set up for bizcomplex.com, and the
other 3 domains are redirected to it. I have set up a folder for each site
on bizcomplex.com's server. The actual URL for a file would be like www
..bizcomplex.com/restaurant/menu.html.
I have written a brief domain sniffer script in ASP that will detect if
someone types in "www. restaurant.com" and automatically move them to the
"restaurant/" folder. However, I can not see how to allow direct linking if
someone types in a complete URL, such as "www. restaurant.com/menu.html"
Any assistance you can provide would be appreciated.
Thank you.
Paul
money on hosting so asked to have all the sites under one hosting plan, but
with independent domain names. I thought that would be easy, just set up a
domain redirect to a specific folder on the server. Unfortunately I have
since learned that the host does not provide that level of redirection.
Let's say my 4 sites are: restaurant.com, coffeeshop.com, dayspa.com and
bizcomplex.com. The hosting account is set up for bizcomplex.com, and the
other 3 domains are redirected to it. I have set up a folder for each site
on bizcomplex.com's server. The actual URL for a file would be like www
..bizcomplex.com/restaurant/menu.html.
I have written a brief domain sniffer script in ASP that will detect if
someone types in "www. restaurant.com" and automatically move them to the
"restaurant/" folder. However, I can not see how to allow direct linking if
someone types in a complete URL, such as "www. restaurant.com/menu.html"
Any assistance you can provide would be appreciated.
Thank you.
Paul