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[Malty]

Hi,

Anyone got any idea how I can set up a cloaked redirect for a domain? So that the url always stays the same or even mimics the foder structure url of the target domain while keeping the chosen domain??

Cheers

Malty

[Burhan]

Either use mod_rewrite or hidden frames.

[Malty]

How would this work?

[Acecool]

Set the document root to the same as the other url.

use links like
<a href="./index.php">index</a>

[greatdealhos]

how to use the hidden frames ?

[Acecool]

Have a page that loads a frameset, the top frame stays same, and bottom frame with height of 100% and links to <a href="./index.php" target="framename">blah</a>

[Malty]

Sorry for being think...

Any chance somebody could write out the code that I would put into a html page?

And is there any way to do it that doesnt involve having to set up a virtaual account for the domain?

M

[Rich2k]

Hidden frames are not search engine friendly. Directories such as DMOZ will not list a cloaked redirect.

[tiggee]

Originally posted by Malty
Sorry for being think...

Any chance somebody could write out the code that I would put into a html page?

And is there any way to do it that doesnt involve having to set up a virtaual account for the domain?

M

Visit http://nfl2.tiggee.com You can view the source of the document to see how it is done.

That is a "cloaked" redirect I set up with our service.

-Steve

[Lippy]

Info on frames check out HTMLGoodies hope this helps.

[Malty]

Super...! thanks