m (Created page with "<div align=justify>In some cases you would like the visitors go to your website, but see the content from a different one with the URL staying the same. This can be achieved with...") |
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| − | <frame src="http:// | + | <frame src="http://otherdomain.com" frameborder="0"> |
<frame frameborder="0"> | <frame frameborder="0"> | ||
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</html> | </html> | ||
| − | '''Note:''' if there is already ''index.html'' file under ''public_html'' folder, rename it to something different before creating a new one.</div> | + | '''Note:''' if there is already ''index.html'' file under ''public_html'' folder, rename it to something different before creating a new one. |
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| + | Domain masking can be also done using .htaccess file. Add the following rewrite rule to it: | ||
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| + | RewriteEngine On | ||
| + | RewriteRule ^something\/?$ \/something\/else\/ | ||
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| + | This will direct every visitor accessing: | ||
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| + | http://yourdomain.com/something | ||
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| + | to the content of: | ||
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| + | http://yourdomain.com/something/else | ||
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| + | while the URL will remain unchanged.</div> | ||
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