Redirect homepage....Can you do this?

by mbmehmet

Posted: 13 years ago 5 replies

Hey guys

Just looking for some advice, if anyone has anything to add please do so, something has been pondering my mind.

My question is this...

Can I redirect the homepage of one domain to an inner page of a new domain?

Any input would very much be appreciated.

Many thanks mem

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scole954387

13 years ago

Yes you can redirect any site you want. There are a couple ways of doing it. You can modify the HTML code and and a little JavaScript snippet to redirect the page. Or you can use an htaccess to redirect the visitor as well.

Javascript Redirect:
Javascript Tutorial - Redirect

htaccess redirect generator:
Free .htaccess Redirect Generator

Shannon

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mbmehmet

13 years ago

Originally Posted by scole954387

Thanks for the response shannon much appreciated. Just to clarify, so, I can redirect the homepage of one domain to an inner page of another domain?

thanks for the links by the way, much appreciated.

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scole954387 13 years ago

Yeah. The easiest would be the javascript. You can add the javascript code to the header of any file you want to redirect and just tell it what site to redirect to.

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- Cosmit 13 years ago
  
  However, if you would like the backlink "juice" to be redirected with it you will use either PHP redirect or HTACCESS.
  
  It's quite simple to do in both. In PHP make a new file:
  
  <?php
  Header('HTTP/1.1 301 Moved Permanently');
  Header('Location: http://yournewdomain.com/page.html');
  ?>
  
  HTACCESS
  
  redirect http://yournewdomain.com/page.html
  
  Javascript won't pass the link juice since it's not server-sided and doesn't send 301 headers.
  
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  mbmehmet 13 years ago
  
  Thanks guys much appreciated. Just what I needed. Now i can get back to work :-)
  
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Redirect homepage....Can you do this?

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