I want a "parked page" to point to another domain without SE's slapping my wrist - is this a 301 redirect?
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301. \n\nAdd in your .htaccess the following code:\nRedirect permanent / http://www.yahoo.com/\n\nDon't just redirect the index.htm
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you can use the same space but setup web forewarding, buy a domain name with no hosting, setup an account at http://freedns.afraid.org and set your nameservers on your domain name to point to freedns, add the new domain to freedns you can add subdomains to point to different addresses, but you can aso setup web forewarding, if u need assistance contact me admin@simple-it.biz i have set this up any times and we currently have 5 domains pointing to the same webspace just different directories as mentioned in previous answer
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Try pininging to the domain at command prompt. The command is\n\nping mydomain.com
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The idiot above me doesn't understand what a domain is or he was just going for the points. I don't know of anywhere where you can get one for free but you can get one for $1.99 at Godaddy.com
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Yes. Notice that the browser does not know its a redirect until the server replies with an HTTP response code for a redirect (301, 302, etc). So fee.com can get the fee.com cookie (but not the foo.com cookie), then it can bounce the user along to foo.com.
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Use the following meta tag in the <head> part of html:\n\n<meta http-equiv="REFRESH" content="15; URL=http://yourURL.com/" />\n\nthe yourURL.com is the place where you wish to redirect. The number 15 is the number of seconds it will take to redirect. You can change it to any other number.
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Redirect permanent /oldfile.html http://www.domain.com/filename.html\n\nThe above should be on one line. Put the .htaccess code in the folder where the file you want redirected.
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you can add it under the same domain name by adding another folder/directory under your current root directory - so you would have as your first domain - www.domain.com - then for your 2nd set of pages you could have something like - www.domain.com/mymusic - and have listings of your favorite music (basic example) - but you get the idea-  you can have as many directories under your root domain as your ISP allows.
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Just go to http://www.mydomain.com
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You type <a href="website domain"> Exactly like that. That's it. If you type it right it will work. I've done it many times.
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Who did you buy it from?\n\nBuying a site name doesn't mean you have a site, you have to have it hosted by someone. Ofcourse, some companies - like godaddy.com will let you have parking page even if you don't have the space to host the site.
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I just checked a domain registry and www.....com is not valid. Go to www.godaddy.com and type in what you want and it will tell you if it is available...that is if it is valid
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Register.com has created a "coming soon" page that amounts to their face in my face (popups etc). Can I get rid of this?\n\nOnce you create your site, and modify the DNS to point to the new site, that will stop.  Ask Register.com for instructions on setting the new DNS.\n------------------------\nDo I have to use their servers or their website creation services?\n\nNo.  If all you bought is the registration, you can point it anywhere.\n------------------------\nIf by chance my proposed .com got to be big, do they own a piece of it or have any rights to it?\n\nNo, unless you forget to renew your domain name - then, anyone can pick it up (including me) and sell it back to you for a profit...
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You're going to a directory, not a page.\nEvidently, there are no default pages set up for that \nparticular directory.
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If you removed it from the domain, you need to logon as a local administrator, then re join it to the domain :)
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It should be as easy as creating a new FTP site in your FTP location under that address.  Your control panel should show the new folder of that sub.domain.com already, as a subfolder of the domain.  I don't know what system you're using, so I couldn't say exactly.
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What exactly do you mean, do you want it as your "home" page when you start your browser, if so .. Go to yahoo..\n\nThen in IE go to Tools, Internet Options, and the first box should show http://www.yahoo.com, and select use current.