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Wildcard DNS / Redirection Service help
So I own this domain name, znull.com. Which is a common mistype of xnull.com. I want to set it up so that when anyone types in http://www.znull.com/anything/anything.html it will redirect to another page. How can i easily do this? Also, how can i make it so that anything.znull.com/anything also works?
Thanks keefe |
Re: Wildcard DNS / Redirection Service help
in your anything.html put...
<META HTTP-EQUIV=Refresh CONTENT="0; URL=http://www.website.com/"> --------------------------------------------------- make a index.html in your /anything directory, and if the server is configured correctly, it will use index.html when a person goes to just the /anything directory |
Re: Wildcard DNS / Redirection Service help
I don't think that's exactly what he meant. Hopefully you can customize your own 404 error page. If so, just make the error 404 page redirect to the page you want with the code Uranium-235 posted.
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Re: Wildcard DNS / Redirection Service help
I wanted to have it to if you went to any file in any directory it would forward to a different page. I used something similar to what omega was talking about. I found a nice script that allows you to have your own custom 404 errors using a .htaccess files and a perl script. I added a normail meta refresh tag into the code and it works for everything.
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