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I run a dedicated server and for one of my domains I wish to redirect anyone that goes to http://DomainName.com to http://www.DomainName.com
How can I accomplish this? I appreciate your help. Thank you. -Oscar<
How can I accomplish this? I appreciate your help. Thank you. -Oscar<
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just add both domains to your hostheaders, no need to do redirection for that<
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I have both in the host header. I just don't want them going to the non www part. Like say if you go to http://yahoo.com it automatically switches you to http://www.yahoo.com
That's what I want to do
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That's what I want to do
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You could add this in the <body> of your page. I don't know if it's the best way but it will work.
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Code:
<script Language="JavaScript">
location.href= ('http://www.DomainName.com');
</script>
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ok, est way is to set up a website for http://domain.com on its own and then redirect it to the other website (should be an option in IIS) this will then appear to the search engines as a legitimate 301 redirect, leatherlips suggestion would appear as a 302 redirect which can cause problems for SEO.
personally I would leave it as it is, why do yo need to redirect ? makes no odds to me or search engines whether to use one or the other<
personally I would leave it as it is, why do yo need to redirect ? makes no odds to me or search engines whether to use one or the other<
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makes no odds to me or search engines whether to use one or the other
But if both get used and indexed it can hurt you bad. It will dilute your search engine weight. Google allows you to set it now in Webmaster tools so that they will automagically convert all your weight to your choice, but the others don't, your on your own.
I have been fighting this with my forum for years and can't fix it.
Go to....
http://www.coincommunity.com/forum/ >> PR3 http://www.coincommunity.com/forum/default.asp >> PR2
Same freakin' page indexed under 2 different names, splitting PR and more importantly backlinks..... and hurting me. I went through my forum code and changes hundreds of redirects from "default.asp", still can't get them consolidated. The problem seems to be solved here, I've asked a few times how, but no one has answered that I know of.
The OP's scenario can hurt the exact same way.<