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Options for pointing a domain at a forum site
Hi Folks
I have a domain name
www.domainA.com
which is currently setup to redirect to another site
www.domainB.com/home/control/forums/index.php?forumid=6222
I have control over domainA but not domainB, which is a hosted forum.
I want to be able to setup domainA so that it redirects to this forum BUT keeps domainA in the address bar.
I know I can do this with frames. But whats really needed is to have the full address
So when we're at
www.domainB.com/home/control/forums/index.php?forumid=6222&topicid=2833
I want this to be in the browser address bar:
www.domainA.com/index.php?forumid=6222&topicid=2833
I know the nameserver addresses and ips for domainB.com. Any ideas how this can be done without access to the forum server ?
I have a domain name
www.domainA.com
which is currently setup to redirect to another site
www.domainB.com/home/control/forums/index.php?forumid=6222
I have control over domainA but not domainB, which is a hosted forum.
I want to be able to setup domainA so that it redirects to this forum BUT keeps domainA in the address bar.
I know I can do this with frames. But whats really needed is to have the full address
So when we're at
www.domainB.com/home/control/forums/index.php?forumid=6222&topicid=2833
I want this to be in the browser address bar:
www.domainA.com/index.php?forumid=6222&topicid=2833
I know the nameserver addresses and ips for domainB.com. Any ideas how this can be done without access to the forum server ?
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what are you using as webserver ?
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I have my own IIS boxes but this is a different (charitable) thing. I didn't really want it running through my servers.
I'd add [R,L] flag to the RewriteRule in http:#13892754
If you cannot use your own webserver, then you're stuck to plain HTML (or HTML +malware like JavaScript;-)
The idea here is to use a frame where one frameset loads the domainB page. This does not completely hide the URL from the browser, but at least does not display in the address bar (as you asked for in your question).
Not my recomendation (frame, JavaScript, etc.) but an ugly solution :-/
If you cannot use your own webserver, then you're stuck to plain HTML (or HTML +malware like JavaScript;-)
The idea here is to use a frame where one frameset loads the domainB page. This does not completely hide the URL from the browser, but at least does not display in the address bar (as you asked for in your question).
Not my recomendation (frame, JavaScript, etc.) but an ugly solution :-/
ASKER
I don't have an apache server but presumably there's some free ones out there ?