Can I redirect single domain to more than 1 website?
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Heisenberg
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Yes its possible, but why are you asking about that in "Introductions"?
edit: here you go, just make index.php and paste this there.
edit: here you go, just make index.php and paste this there.
PHP:
<?php
$random = rand(1,3);
if ($random == 1){
header('Location: http://www.example1.com/');
}elseif ($random == 2){
header('Location: http://www.example2.com/');
}else{
header('Location: http://www.example3.com/');
}
?>SerpMaster
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it's possible to use php script. so on the redirect page, you'll have bunch of if statement that goes to different redirect using php redirect (location
MrChow
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Oh shit, my bad.
Edit: Thanks for the script, but I was asking only if you have a domain.
Sure, but you'd need a hosting. Im asking only if you have a domain.it's possible to use php script. so on the redirect page, you'll have bunch of if statement that goes to different redirect using php redirect (location
Heisenberg
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If you seriously can't afford hosting just go with some free one and put domain there with this script i pasted in post above.
SerpMaster
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that i'm not sure, so you want to redirect on the registrar
MrChow
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I can afford a hosting, I just dont require one for what I am doing. And buying a hosting just to redirect domains, nah.
I am aware I can redirect a domain to another site directly from the registar, I just need to know if I can do that multiple times, so when it redirects it randomly chooses. Not very informed on this, thats why im asking
Heisenberg
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No you can't do that. That is why I gave you php script, if you could I would have pointed out that right away.
MrChow
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Thats all I needed to know.
emptyzero
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The " thing " you are trying to do won't work unless you get the domain indexed again in google and also won't work if you do multiple domain redirects.
you can get yourself a host for a month, search for some trial hostings .. get the domain indexed and make sure google know that your domain is back live again. once you start seeing newly indexed pages.. go for the " thing "
anyway, the "thing" requires a 303 permenant redirect not a php redirect.
and also won't work if you do multiple domain redirects.you can get yourself a host for a month, search for some trial hostings .. get the domain indexed and make sure google know that your domain is back live again. once you start seeing newly indexed pages.. go for the " thing "
anyway, the "thing" requires a 303 permenant redirect
not a php redirect.
Heisenberg
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What the hell are you talking, he wanted random multiple redirection, which is exactly php script for.The " thing " you are trying to do won't work unless you get the domain indexed again in google
you can get yourself a host for a month, search for some trial hostings .. get the domain indexed and make sure google know that your domain is back live again. once you start seeing newly indexed pages.. go for the " thing "
anyway, the "thing" requires a 303 permenant redirect
emptyzero
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Your script work fine, but not for SEO
Heisenberg
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Where did he mention SEO? he obviously wanted it for a different reason.Your script work fine, but not for SEO
Trolling4Dollars
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Check out Round Robin DNS (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Round-robin_DNS). It may or may not do what you're looking to do, just depends on how you are set up.