I am currently having some struggle with my company-website.
I have many Domains bought on ionos and we used to have a Wordpress website on our domain "example.ch". We also have the domain "example.de" which redirected to the first domain.
Now, I switched the domain from wordpress to webflow last month. Everything seems to be fine,it is now shown the new Website content which was made with webflow.
Also, the "example.de" domain gets redirected to "expamle.ch" - but not the sub-pages.
For example, I would like to redirect "example.de/about-us" to "example.ch/about-us".
I have no Idea how to solve this Problem, does anyone have a Hint for me?
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I've recently developed a new website for a local charity that organises an annual sporting event. With the event coming up in a few weeks we approached the previous/existing 'dev' company to either redirect the domain to the new site/server or transfer the domain to us.
This other 'company' is refusing to do anything, simply because they want to force the charity to stay with them, so that they get good local publicity.
So, we've purchased a new domain for the site but need to redirect the old site to the new one. Unfortunately the system the old web company uses is very poor and cumbersome. It also only give us access to files which form the content of a given page. It doesn't however give us any access to the site template / style elements of the site, nor does it give us access to things like .htacess file(s).
So, at the moment the best I've come up with is using the existing systems single input for the site description, to force in a meta refresh that will bump users over to the new domain/site. However, this isn't going to result in a permanent 301 redirect for users or search engines.
As such, I'm desperately hoping to come up with a way to force a 301 for all pages without directly accessing every page content file and manually adding in some sort of redirect.
Due to some crappy sitewide one size fits all unescaped metatag implementation, I was able to inject an additional metatag with a redirect to the new domain.
Very strange problem. I have a website which is seo-techniques.net but suddenly I found another domain name- www.seiuc.com redirect my website. I am not sure how it is possible.
www.seiuc.com is a phising site, the webmaster of that website is trying to pretend as your official website. www.seiuc.com just copy pasted the content of your website. Report the offending webmaster to it's hosting provider.
Question is how is your original domain redirects to the other one ? if that's the case it means that the other owner somehow injected a Redirect into one or all of your files or maybe changed your htaccess file - you should contact your hosting provider chat support asap - they'll will know how to fix it...
I'm running a print campaign and have bought a specific URL to try and measure the efficacy of that advert.
I'm using cPanel and Google Analytics.
I want people to type in the new, advert specific URL and be redirected to my actual, live domain name and I would like it to show up in Google analytics as a referrer so I can track how many people visit that website address.
I haven't a single idea how to do this properly. i've set it up as an addon domain in cPanel, and have also set it to redirect to my main URL from within cPanel, but at first glance in "real time" and "traffic sources" it just says "direct", but I want it to show this URL.
So to sum up, I want people to type in a URL, it then redirect and for it to show up in analytics as a referrer, by name. Thanks in advance!
I've done it, and here's how I did it:
I set the domain name up as an addon domain on my cpanel account.
Then I created a .htaccess in the root of that subdomain, with the following content:
# Permanent URL redirect
Redirect 301 / http://www.DomainName.co/?utm_source=Domain-Name.co.uk&utm_medium=mediumName&utm_content
I bought my domain from domain.com and now I pay $360pa for inmotionhosting VPS. I just bought SSL for my website for another $125 so I could set up example.com as https://example.com as a legitimate Facebook App.
This was my intention. Maybe I was an idiot.
I want visitors to example.com to arrive at apps.facebook.com/example. This is my website. Naked, it's not good enough.
My nameservers from domain.com point to inmotionhosting.com where my files and database are located. You can only visit by going to example.com.
So how do I have my visitors type 'example.com' in their browser and arrive at apps.facebook.com/example when the entirety of my site is inside that app?
It's either easy or impossible. Maybe the https has given me new powers that I'm not aware of. I know I could set up my canvas files on a different website (its going to be cloaked anyway), but I don't think my https will work without the relevant website. I don't want to wait another week or pay another $125.
So,
How do I redirect to apps.facebook.com/example from example.com?
Assuming your VPS is a Linux box:
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/current/mod/mod_rewrite.html
I would like to block the access to my website while I make changes to it. But I want some selected people and myself to have access to do tests. I found this method which is good (http://25yearsofprogramming.com/blog/20070704.htm), except for the fact it is based on ip addresses (I don't know the ips of everyone and can't ask).
How can I do the following:
- redirect all urls to a page like maintenance.php
- on that page, there is a form that people can use to enter a code
- if the code is valid, the redirection stops and they have access to the website normally
Thanks
If you dont want to use ip addresses you can setup htaccess with passwords for the your testers and everybody else will be redirected.
This site can help you with that: http://tools.dynamicdrive.com/password/