Looking for help on Java Script - Loading proper pages

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Joined: Aug 1999

I have a sub-domain (http://my_company.domain.com) & a domain (http://www.my_company.com). Both the sub-domain and the domain reside on the same host and both are active; so someone can go to the sub-domain & the domain and it will show the same stuff.
What I would like to happen is if someone goes to the sub-domain, it will check for the domain and load it automatically. Something like a script. I've checked for html & cgi scripts that will do this, but nothing. I was wondering if there is a java-script that will work??

You can take a look at my page:

sub-domain: http://training-cbc.hypermart.net
domain: http://www.training-cbc.com

So when someone tries to go to the sub-domain, I want the domain to load instead.

Thanks in advance,

Cupid

John Pollock's picture

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Joined: Mar 1999

Hmm.. I haven't seen a javascript to do this. It seems there would be a CGI out there for it, but maybe no one has made it yet. I'll keep an eye out in case I see one. Smiling

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Joined: Jul 1999

you could put an index page like the following into your http://training-cbc.hypermart.net account:

<html>
<head>
<title>redirect</title>
<meta http-equiv="REFRESH" content="1; url=http://www.training-cbc.com">
</head>
<body>

</body>
</html>

so if someones entering your site via http://training-cbc.hypermart.net, he will be forwarded to http://www.training-cbc.com

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That would also be my suggestion as it is so simple.
JP

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