Domain problem.

[Unquestionably]

Say you host your website at abc.com, but got a domain somewhere else (ie. mysite.com).


So your website is mysite.com => forwards it to abc.com.

But when you click on an internal link at mysite.com, it reads something like (abc.com/?page=xyz), instead of mysite.com/?page=xyz.

Also, when you go to page abc.com/?page=xyz on mysite.com, the address in the address bar of the browser doesn't change. It still reads mysite.com.

So, when a user books abc.com/?page=xyz, he's actually booking mysite.com (the index page, which is abc.com/?page=home).

how to solve these problems?

 

[Nanobyte]

I can't directly help. I don't use query strings for page references and so I've no idea what problems that can give.

I don't get what you mean by a domain somewhere else. Your domain is on a server which is your host. It's not somewhere else, it is at abc.com. Once someone has connected to your domain mysite.com they should stay within it unless you have external links.

Your problem may be due to how your webpages/links are actually named. Your links only need relative references, mynextpage.htm not absolute references with the full http://....mynextpage.htm etc.

Edit: To give you an example, let's say your home page is home.htm . You have an index page in the same folder. The link to that could be <a href="index.htm">Index</a> . Is that the sort of links you have?

 

[Unquestionably]

Nevermid. Problem solved. All I had to do was update the nameserver of the domain.

 

[Nanobyte]

I was writing a long post on how to do that and when I previewed the page, saw your last post.