Thanks Ray,
You are right I made a mistake there's only 2 domain
1. "www.domainnew.com"
2. "www.domainold.com"
www.domainold.com is my original domain and I just added
domainnew.com. My host is winsave.com and my domain
registrar is godaddy.
I created a new directory in olddomain and I am forwarding
newdomain.com to domainold.com.new with mask.
Everything works fine so far.
Now I have an admin login page for domainnew.com with
login.asp page.
I want somehow the admin to this domain to go to the
login.asp page directly from domainnew.com/new/login.asp.
Which I am not sure how to do this. I can go
domainold.com/new/login.asp. But I don't want this way.
Once again thanks for trying to help.
(Redirect will not work here, unless I am missing
something)
Thanks
Andy
-----Original Message-----
Alright, how about a response.redirect then? If this is
not possiblebecause of the way things are setup, can you carefully re-
explain your setuphere paying special attention to your sample domain
names? You have threedifferent domain names in your sample below, but I
believe you only actuallymeant to indicate you have two, correct?
Ray at home
"Andy" <an*******@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
messagenews:86****************************@phx.gbl... Thanks Ray,
This is shared hosting with godaddy.com. I can't create
virtul directory.
Thanks
Andy >-----Original Message-----
>After recovering from my dizziness, I think I concluded
that you could >create a virtual directory in domainnew.com
called "new" that points to the >physical root of your site to do this.
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>Ray at work
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>"Andy" <an********@yahoo.com> wrote in message
>news:04****************************@phx.gbl...
>> Hi All,
>> I have a domain name assume "www.domainnew.com"
which I >> am forwarding to "www.domainold.com/new" with mask.
>> It works fine. My problem is I have a page call
login.asp >> in the directory new.(I don't want to give the link
from >> www.newdomain.com) I want the admin to go directly to
>> www.domainnew.com/new/login.asp.(which I cannot)and
not >> through www.domainold.com/new/login.asp (which I
can). >> Any help will be great.
>>
>> Thanks
>> Andy
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