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doberry HELP!! or eNom someone...

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ezinestein

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Hey doberry!

Thanks again for the resellers account... I can't believe more people here aren't snapping them up so you have NONE left. I love it!!

I have a question about the account I just grabbed from you. I can't figure out how to use forward URL. I've looked everywhere. Can you help me with this? You've been so helpfull already, I hate to ask... but I can't figure it out.

Thanks doberry!!

Cheers,
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In the domain control panel, click on configure in the "DNS Settings" section. Then just edit your host records, in the dropdowns you see URL FRAME, URL Redirect. Hit save when you are down, the updates should be almost realtime.
 

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Thanks for your help Marty - I found it! Am I supposed to put the URL forward address in the first two lines where it says "www" and "@", or in the third line that is unlabeled.

Sorry for being so stupid. :D

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Yes. The other unlabeled are for host records, i.e if you put in "myhost" then it will be myhost.yourdomain.com.

"@" means http://yourdomain.com
"www" means http://www.yourdomain.com

I would recommend to used the metatag option if you use "frame"
 
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