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ikthius 09-08-2007 16:18

Anyone good with 123-reg???
 
hey everyone,

I have a couple of domain names, 3 in fact.
1 I currently use, 2 I am going to use at some point.

I am wanting to know if there is an option in 123-reg to make my ntl site change to one of the domain names.

ok my ntl site is http://homepage.ntlworld.com/j.kelly627/
my domain is www.woskf.co.uk (yes some of you know the site and have seen it at some point)

I would like it to still have all the other pages at the end like
www.woskf.co.uk/venues.html

I don't want it to hide it all.

is there an option that I can set at 123-reg for this to happen?

if so what option is it?

thanks

ik

v0id 09-08-2007 16:33

Re: Anyone good with 123-reg???
 
No, you can't do this with VM webspace

ikthius 09-08-2007 16:36

Re: Anyone good with 123-reg???
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by v0id (Post 34371862)
No, you can't do this with VM webspace

could happen on i-web servers though?

ik

Mr_love_monkey 09-08-2007 16:49

Re: Anyone good with 123-reg???
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by ikthius (Post 34371866)
could happen on i-web servers though?

ik

If I understand you rightly, we provide something like that

---------- Post added at 16:49 ---------- Previous post was at 16:48 ----------

http://www.ghotidomains.com/ghoti/url_forward1.jsp

ikthius 09-08-2007 17:09

Re: Anyone good with 123-reg???
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr_love_monkey (Post 34371876)
If I understand you rightly, we provide something like that

---------- Post added at 16:49 ---------- Previous post was at 16:48 ----------

http://www.ghotidomains.com/ghoti/url_forward1.jsp

what I don't want is someone typing in www.woskf.co.uk/venues.html but the domain name says www.woskf.co.uk in the address bar.

I just want to change (wherever I host my site) the main part but let the other pages show where the person is.
www.woskf.co.uk/venues.html
www.woskf.co.uk/syllabus.html


so in effect (just using the NTL account here although I know I been told it cant be done on NTL)
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/j.kelly627/
should be changed to the new domain, any page visited thereafter shows the url of the page
like above in bold

ik

Mr_love_monkey 09-08-2007 17:10

Re: Anyone good with 123-reg???
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by ikthius (Post 34371889)
what I don't want is someone typing in www.woskf.co.uk/venues.html but the domain name says www.woskf.co.uk in the address bar.

I just want to change (wherever I host my site) the main part but let the other pages show where the person is.
www.woskf.co.uk/venues.html
www.woskf.co.uk/syllabus.html


so in effect (just using the NTL account here although I know I been told it cant be done on NTL)
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/j.kelly627/
should be changed to the new domain, any page visited thereafter shows the url of the page
like above in bold

ik


off the top of my head I don't know - what I can do tonight, provided I get the time, is set up a test domain for you, redirect it there, and then you can give it a go to see what it's like?

JediMaster 09-08-2007 17:13

Re: Anyone good with 123-reg???
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by ikthius (Post 34371835)
I have a couple of domain names, 3 in fact.
1 I currently use, 2 I am going to use at some point.

I am wanting to know if there is an option in 123-reg to make my ntl site change to one of the domain names.

I would like it to still have all the other pages at the end like
www.woskf.co.uk/venues.html

is there an option that I can set at 123-reg for this to happen?

if so what option is it?

YES....

http://www.suzip.co.uk is a Domain off 123Reg & it points to my old NTL site. in 123REG select Domain, then Select WebForward, then click Framed web-forwarding and type your NTL Domain in the box: http://homepage.ntlworld.com/NTL-Use...WhatEverFolder then inside that NTL Folder I added a folder "ntl" and Robert is your Mothers Brother :D

http://www.suzip.co.uk/ntl :) works a Charm

ikthius 09-08-2007 17:48

Re: Anyone good with 123-reg???
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by JediMaster (Post 34371894)
YES....

http://www.suzip.co.uk is a Domain off 123Reg & it points to my old NTL site. in 123REG select Domain, then Select WebForward, then click Framed web-forwarding and type your NTL Domain in the box: http://homepage.ntlworld.com/NTL-Use...WhatEverFolder then inside that NTL Folder I added a folder "ntl" and Robert is your Mothers Brother :D

http://www.suzip.co.uk/ntl :) works a Charm

ok trying this out with a test site and one of the new domains not used yet being used for anything

ik

ikthius 11-08-2007 16:53

Re: Anyone good with 123-reg???
 
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Quote:

Originally Posted by JediMaster (Post 34371894)
YES....

http://www.suzip.co.uk is a Domain off 123Reg & it points to my old NTL site. in 123REG select Domain, then Select WebForward, then click Framed web-forwarding and type your NTL Domain in the box: http://homepage.ntlworld.com/NTL-Use...WhatEverFolder then inside that NTL Folder I added a folder "ntl" and Robert is your Mothers Brother :D

http://www.suzip.co.uk/ntl :) works a Charm

which one should I pick?(see below)
I want the end url to say what it is, like venues.html, syllabus.html, chinese.html, etc, the one that is picked just covers what page and stays on the woskf.co.uk.

No web-forwarding

Framed web-forwarding to a single page........(picked)

Non-framed web-forwarding to a single page

Framed web-forwarding

Non-framed web-forwarding

ik

JediMaster 12-08-2007 10:45

Re: Anyone good with 123-reg???
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by ikthius (Post 34373294)
Framed web-forwarding

like I said in my Demo its Framed Web Forwarding & then URL will be: http://www.suzip.co.uk/ntl/index.htm (or http://www.suzip.co.uk/ntl/ same link really) :) works a Charm


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