Will donate DNF$ for short instruction!

[hookah]

Hello,
my problem:

I've got a Hosting for my main domain (Linux, apache (1.3.33 (Unix) and cPanel) where I've got some domains parked. I'd like to redirect parked domains to external url (but Redirections option in my cpanel works only for main domain - cant see redirection possibility for parked domains!).
I'd donate 150 DNF$ to someone who gives me a simple, working instruction on how to do it.
Thanks in advance, hookah

[Fadez]

You can use Domain Forwarding option in your domain registrar

[hookah]

You can use Domain Forwarding option in your domain registrar

I know that, thanks. Anyway I want to redirect/forward from my Hosting. I heard something about modification of .htaccess file but dont know how to do it exactly. Where to locate this file, what command should be written do redirect parked domain, even how to create this file

[monkeyhead]

To make a new .htaccess file, open notepad or open up your exsiting .htaccess and add this line(Be sure to keep it all one line):

Redirect oldpage.html http://yournewsite.com/yournewpage.html

then save as .htaccess
Then upload to your index directory

Matt

[sjaguar13]

I know that, thanks. Anyway I want to redirect/forward from my Hosting. I heard something about modification of .htaccess file but dont know how to do it exactly. Where to locate this file, what command should be written do redirect parked domain, even how to create this file

This will tell you how to redirect sites:
http://www.javascriptkit.com/howto/htaccess7.shtml

If the redirect will be permanent, this shows how to do a 301 redirect:
http://www.tamingthebeast.net/articl...1-redirect.htm

[hookah]

Thanks guys. Is this the same for domain, i.e. Redirect http//myname.com http://sedoparking.com/myname.com ? I've prepared .htaccess file but looks like it cant be uploaded to my index directory. I try to copy it but it does not work, hmm.

[sjaguar13]

If it's going to be uploaded to myname.com you can use:
Redirect / http://sedoparking.com/myname.com

Is it a CPanel Hosting account? You might be able to log in to your file manager and create a new text file. Name it .htaccess and then edit it. That's how I create my files. Otherwise, you might need to name it SomethingStupid.txt, upload then rename to .htaccess

Thanks guys. Is this the same for domain, i.e. Redirect http//myname.com http://sedoparking.com/myname.com ? I've prepared .htaccess file but looks like it cant be uploaded to my index directory. I try to copy it but it does not work, hmm.

[hookah]

Thanks, I've donated what I promised for helpful advices

sjaguar13 - thanks but do you have any idea why cant I upload this file using file manager? I copied it with a different name and when I renamed it - it disappeared. Looks like this directory (when index.html is) does not accept .htaccess file, hmm.

[sjaguar13]

On some systems, it hides system files. .htaccess is considered a system file, so it doesn't show up. It should still be there, just not viewable.

Thanks, I've donated what I promised for helpful advices

sjaguar13 - thanks but do you have any idea why cant I upload this file using file manager? I copied it with a different name and when I renamed it - it disappeared. Looks like this directory (when index.html is) does not accept .htaccess file, hmm.

[hookah]

Thanks, probably I just dont see it. I hope I'll manage to edit it in future