I have this domain. on some internet providers if you try
www.jwico.com
it shows the current website.
and if you tried:
http://jwico.com
it shows the old website.
How can I fix this?
Go your hosting panel and create a subdomain name it as "www" and redirect it to your websites home directory like "home, public_html"
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my website link is https://www.tweetanalyze.com/ i added tweetanalyze.com subdomain to be forwarded www.tweetanalyze.com on godaddy but it isnt working without www like https://tweetanalyze.com or http://tweetanalyze.com . My hosting provider says there is no problem in reaching it but i take this ERR_CONNECTION_TIMED_OUT all the time i try to go these links. What should i do to be able to reach my website without www? Thanks.
I have a website example.com that is hosted on AWS. The main site is being produced by a development team. I have a landing page created through WIX.com. I would like to point the landing page to something like "example.com/promo" without interfering with the rest of example.com. Is this possible?
Yes, it is possible, you just need to use URL Rewrite on your code, so when people browse to example.com, it will automatically redirect to example.com/promo.
I have a website with a wordpress blog. This blog can be accessed from domain.com/blog.
Now I want to make a redirect (via htacces) from domain.com/blog to blog.domain.com;
how can I do it?
In internet I found the opposite problem :\
Thanks!
go into your cpanel (the webserver) just find "redirect domain" there .
open that and add the desired domain against to your current domain address..
and thats all
I have register a new domain name (example.com.sg) without hosting server, but my existing website (example.co.uk) has hosting server with all scripts, content, and database.
How to pin point my new domain name to current website in [example.co.uk]'s htaccess file?
Or any other way to redirect that page when visitor type the URL domain name (example.com.sg) in browser and goes to my website (example.so.uk) ?
I'm not sure what you're wanting to do, but if you don't have a hosting server for a domain, you will not be able to have a .htaccess file (since it would need to be hosted) and therefore would not be able to redirect in that fashion.
Like I said though, I don't really understand what you're asking.
However, a redirect from one domain to some other would look like this:
Redirect 301 / http://example.co.uk/
That would send all hits to the root directory to example.co.uk.
This is what domain parking do. Go to the cpanel of your example.co.uk site and select parked domains. Then park example.com.sg on example.co.uk
I have a problem where when I go to my website it comes up with a redirect loop. I've tried clearing the URL Redirects from the IIS Admin Console in the web control panel from my hosting provider and I've also tried removing the httpd.ini file from the site root directory to try and clear all re-directs, but for some reason when I go to the site it STILL wants to redirect in an endless loop. The site is agrionline.biz
Before i did anything I had a subdirectory domain pointing set up which made http://agrionline.biz actually use agrionline.biz/site1/ as the root folder.
I wanted to change this so that instead of that I wanted my site to actually redirect to the site1 folder, rather than use it as the root. So I went into the IIS Admin Console on my hosting providers web control panel and tried to add a URL Redirect from '/' to '/site1/'. Then i went to the domain pointing admin page in the hosting providers web control panel and deleted the domain pointing. Anyway after doing all this, the site is now stuffed and if I go to back to both these areas and clear the redirects and the domain pointing and even go and remove the httpd.ini file that was created, the site still incorrectly re-directs!
What can I do to resolve this? Any ideas? Has anyone experienced this before on a shared hosting account without direct access to IIS.
From the control panel it says my server platform is Windows 2008 Server Enterprise.