Hi,

I'm trying to add a parked domain but for some reason, it is not working. What I am trying to do is this: My primary domain is primarydomain.com But I have another side project running with the domain secondarydomain.com. Recently I have purchased another domain secondarydomain.org but when I try to add it as a parked domain it adds on top of primarydomain.com and not secondarydomain.com. So I tried adding it as an addon domain but it does not work for some reason. I tried using .htaccess but it is not working either. Could you help me out please?

What I want to achieve: Add secondarydomain.org such that it shows the content of secondarydomain.com but still retains the address in the address bar.

Thanks

Oh in that case, how about this... I would add secondaydomain.com as an add-on domain and secondarydomain.org as another add-on domain and will use htaccess to redirect to secondarydomain.com with a 302 redirect but still showing secondarydomain.org in the browser address bar. Is that possible?

Thank you. Currently I'm using an almost similar code (I think its the same though) but what I'm looking for is whether it is possible to still retain the url even after the redirect has taken place. Can you shed some light on this?

Oh... its exactly the same thing as this:


I think I got this from one of your other posts a few days back.

Right, I see what's going wrong. R=301 is a permanent redirect which is what I wanted, just without the external redirect. Problem is: if you're using a fully qualified domain name as a rewrite, it does an external redirect anyways. 

I think I've tried everything I possibly could on my account to get it to rewrite behind the scenes. Nothing seems to work. That also brings up another thing though. Even if the domain isn't redirected in the first place, they will be directed to the .com after they click on a link. Unless you do something with PHP that grabs the hostname and does some magic with anchors based on it. Or, this little trick:

Tried that on my test site and it worked! It just loads your content in a frameset, but it keeps the same address in the browser Tell me if you have problems

I do this with a couple domains, and don't have any problems(it can hurt SEO).

If you have secondarydomain.com in the folder /secondary-domain/, go ahead and add-on secondarydomain.org in the same folder, don't do a redirect or anything... This works fine for me...