I have a domain name i'd like to get redirected to an existing page. who's the best company to have that done?
most registrars do forwarding. Otherwise, you can transfer it to he who must not be named's registrar.
I do it through my imhosted.com hosting account via cpanel. It takes all of 20 seconds and is transparent.
Depending on what you mean by "existing page", this could be done by merely asking someone with control of a DNS server to add an entry into their records, while you add two IP addresses into your domain name registrar's control panel to point to said DNS server.
It would probably help if you would be able to post the URI of the existing page in question.
QuoteRegistrant:
David Ridley
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Keene, New Hampshire 03431
United States
Registered through: GoDaddy.com, Inc. (http://www.godaddy.com)
Domain Name: RIDLEYREPORT.COM
Created on: 04-Oct-07
Expires on: 05-Oct-08
Last Updated on: 04-Oct-07
My guess is that he want's to point www.ridleyreport.com to youtube.com/ridleyreport
:)
Dave: Use godaddy's "Domain Forwarding & Masking" (https://www.godaddy.com/gdshop/domain_offer.asp?ci=545&app%5Fhdr=)
QuoteDirect different WWW addresses to an existing site. When someone types your domain name into a browser, they will automatically be forwarded/redirected to whatever URL you choose. And with masking, users don't see the underlying address; only what they type.
You've already paid for it.
Quote from: Dan on October 25, 2007, 07:13 AM NHFT
Dave: Use godaddy's "Domain Forwarding & Masking" (https://www.godaddy.com/gdshop/domain_offer.asp?ci=545&app%5Fhdr=)
QuoteDirect different WWW addresses to an existing site. When someone types your domain name into a browser, they will automatically be forwarded/redirected to whatever URL you choose. And with masking, users don't see the underlying address; only what they type.
You've already paid for it.
I'm not sure how GoDaddy does it, but many sites do this with frames by putting the target webpage in a single, full-size frame. This doesn't always work right, however. In some cases, the target website contains a bit of code to "break out" of frames, rendering the frame trick useless. And more importantly, the frames can interfere with navigation and bookmarking; when someone clicks a link to go elsewhere, everything may continue to load within the frame.
ridleyreport.com is up thanks
Well.. gimme karma!
Dada, you should change the WHOIS info to "private" if you can. Don't want people to target you any more than you can help, right?