Redirecting the whole site?

I am redirecting (using meta refresh) one of my site to another site and my problem is only the homepage is redirecting and not the whole site..

for ex. I am redirecting 123.com to abc.com and if I type 123.com it redirects to abc.com, but for 123.com/pages.html it goes to same page, but I want that page also redirect to abc.com how can I do that?

christ! redirection is VERY blackhat, not knowing is even better, and not using google is the best!

Snowwhite, thanks for the link. I checked on that page and used a 301 redirect, now its not redirecting the correct way..

I need to redirect all of the pages like
123.com
123.com/a.html
123.com/b.html
123.com/c.html

to only this page...

abc.com

when I used the 301 redirect now it goes

123.com/a.html --> abc.com/a.html
123.com/b.html --> abc.com/b.html
123.com/c.html --> abc.com/c.html

I do not want in this way, all my pages have to redirect to the new site homepage only. I cannot find htaccess code on that site.

Yet, I need rectify this..

htaccess rewrite should do it, something along the lines of:


If you don't already have a .htaccess file just create it and dump it in the webdoc directory of your site.

Hey Fatbay, thanks for the headsup.. it works like charm..

No worries - have a good new year!

hmm not a good way to do that, you're better just redirecting google traffic

That way you get the PR but the pages are still readable


All the site will auto redirect google to abc

after a while you'll have the PR but but in the mean time you can still have whatever content you want for normal peeps

Is it possible to redirect as Google keyword.

eg : http://www.google.com/search?c omplete=1&hl=en&fkt=1703&fsdt= 6281&q=rentcar&aq=f&oq= (F) and the keyword is rentcar. If you log in rentcar site we can able to see the traffic coming from Google

Click to expand...

if i do


does google know its being redirected?

There are other fun things you can do with 301's, php can even redirect using the header function.

You have to be careful though, and not have a chain of such redirects, as that really can make your SERP listings stand out as spammy or odd and needing human inspection.

Although it seems you worked it out now. The easiest way if you just want the user moved on and dont care about search engines etc is to create just a custom 404 page that redirects. Then delete all files for that site. Then it redirects all of them back to whatever new homepage you want.