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Site Redirection
I am working on a site for a client and they want to buy other domain names and then have them redirect to the main site. How do I implement a site redirection?
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Re: Site Redirection
You can do this through hosting (domain forwarding), meta refreshes, or PHP. Domain forwarding is the best option, but PHP is easier if you don't know where to look for that. Just make a page called index.php at the root of your site with this in it:
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