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Suggestion: php redirect

TheBuzzer

TheBuzzer

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http://www.hardforum.com/ is the real site for the forums however

http://hardforum.com/
http://www.hardforums.com/
http://hardforum.com/

all work.

I would suggest a simple code like this:

Code: 
	if (getenv("HTTP_HOST") == 'hardforum.com' || getenv("HTTP_HOST") == 'www.hardforums.com' || getenv("HTTP_HOST") == 'hardforums.com' ) {
		header( 'Location: http://www.hardforum.com'.$_SERVER["REQUEST_URI"] ) ;
		exit;
	}


this way people will all be on the same url and linking problems won't be an issue.
 
thatd be absolutely awesome if it does what i think it does :))
 
the www prefix is typically handled by your dns setup...

But the other domain idea!
 
I agree that this is probably a good idea, if only to make cookies work properly after clicking on any link.

But use mod_alias, PHP is way overkill.
 
keenan said:
I agree that this is probably a good idea, if only to make cookies work properly after clicking on any link.

But use mod_alias, PHP is way overkill.
Click to expand...

if they use apache i guess they can do it that way too
 
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