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Need to redirect subdomain to domain (I think)

Asked by arob42 in Miscellaneous Web Development

Tags: redirect, subdomain

I once setup a subdomain @ http://forum.toequest.com that is also accessible @ http://www.toequest.com/forum. The problem is that many links on my website don't start with "http://www" prefix, but rather start with "/". This will reference files at my domain root when my forum is accessed via www.toequest.com/forum but will reference files at my subdomain root when accessed via forum.toequest.com. However, I want all files referenced from the root of my domain so that I don't have to duplicate code.

I'm looking for a suggestion on what to do. I could prefix all file references with the "http://www". Are there disadvantages to this other than the time needed to make the changes? I could redirect references from my subdomain to my domain. How would I do that? Or, I could remove my subdomain. But there are references to it in search engines or members bookmarks or somewhere cause I continue to get some traffic on the subdomain. Any of these sound good? Any other ideas?

Thanks!
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