There is wordpress blog, now i dont know what to do, how i can solve that problem
There is wordpress blog, now i dont know what to do, how i can solve that problem
Whatever you have as your index is redirecting to the non-www version. It's creating an infinite loop.
For example if you're running oh say wordpress, you have the url without the www prefix under options->general->wordress/blog address.
Add the www to the addresses.
Thanks ALLAH problem solved, thx Basil![]()
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Thank you.
I've actually sorted it but had to use bluehost support. I was told that they had to do the work themselves because it couldn't be done using htaccess. I wasn't given full rhyme and reason why not but I suspect that this may be because it was for the main domain and not an addon.
I'm now in the process of transferring another domain as an addon. I'll use the syntax you've provided in the first instance and see what happens.
Ok so I have two domains (www.leonardschoolofmusic.com and www.choosejazz.com). Both of these domains are registered through Godaddy and I have them set up now with this amazing hosting place (duh...bluehost) I want people to be able to go to either domain and it take them to leonardschoolofmusic.com...I think I set it up right, because when I type in choosejazz.com it takes me to my primary domain (leonardschoolofmusic.com). However, if I put in www.choosejazz.com it takes me to a godaddy page....does anyone know what this noob should do?
thx
Set the second domain up as a parked domain on BlueHost and make sure the nameservers at GoDaddy point to ns1.bluehost.com and ns2.bluehost.com
Chickdey, this is usually from your ISP caching the nameservers of the www subdomain for your website because you hit it before the update was done propagating. You just need to wait for the cache to update.
If at first you don't succeed, try reading the instructions.
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hi... i tried the above but with no success...
this is my .htaccess
ps: the wordpress thing i did't undetstandCode:Options +FollowSymlinks RewriteEngine on rewritecond %{HTTP_HOST} ^greeksick\.com [nc] rewriterule ^(.*)$ http://www.greeksick.com/$1 [r=301,nc]![]()
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Remove the backslash in your third line of code.
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