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Sending one 'url' to another website
WLM21
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I have two domains, but only require one website.
Lets call the first site, which is now up and running mywebsite1.co.uk
Now I have another domain, lets say 'extraname.co.uk' which I want to link to the first. I know there is a way to automatically transfer any internet surfer from this to the former site, but I forget how. I did it a few years ago.
If somebody types in extraname.co.uk, they are taken to mywebsite1.co.uk
Can anybody help please ?
Lets call the first site, which is now up and running mywebsite1.co.uk
Now I have another domain, lets say 'extraname.co.uk' which I want to link to the first. I know there is a way to automatically transfer any internet surfer from this to the former site, but I forget how. I did it a few years ago.
If somebody types in extraname.co.uk, they are taken to mywebsite1.co.uk
Can anybody help please ?
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Logon to your Domain name provider. You should be able to setup a redirect from there.0
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Yup domain provider, or google htaccess redirect and you can do it that way too.0
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It all depends what facilities your domain registrar and web host provide you.
What you want to do is a 301 (perm) or 302 (temp) redirect. Some hosts allow you to do this via their control panels. With others you will need to set it up manually using .htaccess if on Apache or by other means if your on IIS0 -
Just log on to domain provider.0
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A simple http redirect is what you need - Google it for a simple solution0
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or you could use solourl? .com obviously lol (i cant post links)0
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dont use htaccess redirect, google hates it.
Just go to your domain registra and change the dns settings to the sames ones as your other name.
Easy
job done.0
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