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Maybe this will help:<br />
<a href="https://builtwith.com/?http%3a%2f%2fwww.audiodigz.com%2fAudiodigz365%2f" rel="ugc">https://builtwith.com/?http%3a%2f%2fwww.audiodigz.com%2fAudiodigz365%2f</a><br />
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It looks like there is a redirect in play. &nbsp;When you visit the URL posted here, it goes to a different directory. &nbsp;Who built this site for you? &nbsp;Have you asked them to explain the behavior?
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Maybe this will help:
https://builtwith.com/?http%3a%2f%2fwww.audiodigz.com%2fAudiodigz365%2f [https://builtwith.com/?http%3a%2f%2fwww.audiodigz.com%2fAudiodigz365%2f]

It looks like there is a redirect in play.  When you visit the URL posted here, it goes to a different directory.  Who built this site for you?  Have you asked them to explain the behavior?

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It appears to be built with some kind of app. &nbsp;The 'homepage' appears to be at <a href="http://www.audiodigz.com/Audiodigz365/index.php" rel="ugc">http://www.audiodigz.com/Audiodigz365/index.php</a>. &nbsp;Other than it looks pretty normal.
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It appears to be built with some kind of app.  The 'homepage' appears to be at http://www.audiodigz.com/Audiodigz365/index.php [http://www.audiodigz.com/Audiodigz365/index.php].  Other than it looks pretty normal.

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The site is <a href="http://www.Audiodigz.com" rel="ugc">www.Audiodigz.com</a>&nbsp; I cannot find where the homepage is built from. &nbsp;The Header, The Body, The Footer. &nbsp;This doesn't work like a regular HTML or PHP site. &nbsp;Any help in explaining this would be appreciated. &nbsp;Thank you.
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The site is www.Audiodigz.com  I cannot find where the homepage is built from.  The Header, The Body, The Footer.  This doesn't work like a regular HTML or PHP site.  Any help in explaining this would be appreciated.  Thank you.

Can't Find the Homepage on my site

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