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Hi Guys,<br />
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Issue: Two Url's (www.abc.com &amp;&nbsp;<a href="http://www.abbc.com" rel="ugc">www.abbc.com</a>), we have created a new website and we would like to direct the traffic for older website to new website but if you come back to visit the older site again with in 24hrs it should take you to the older website until we fully launch the new website. is it possible? <br />
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Any help is much appreciated.
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Hi Guys,

Issue: Two Url's (www.abc.com & www.abbc.com), we have created a new website and we would like to direct the traffic for older website to new website but if you come back to visit the older site again with in 24hrs it should take you to the older website until we fully launch the new website. is it possible? 

Any help is much appreciated.

Website redirection to different url depending on your visit history

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