If you look at the code for pulpsf.com you see it is just a single frame
which is pulling the code from www.pulpsf.f2s.com if you look at
http://www.pulpsf.com/index.html you can see the actual page that is loading
and setting the frames.  If you want to have it pass pages, you need to
either have the DNS actually point to your correct site host, or have some
code to read the url and redirect you as required.

Ultimately there is no redirection on pulpsf.com, only domain masking.

HTH
Mark

-----Original Message-----
From: David.Artiss(at)boots.co.uk [mailto:David.Artiss(at)boots.co.uk]
Sent: Tuesday, May 08, 2001 9:22 AM
To: hwg-techniques(at)hwg.org
Subject: Re-directing problem


Yes, sorry, I know I'm posting a bit at the moment but I just seem to be
coming
up against problems all the time ;o)

Ok. I have a site (http://www.pulpsf.com). I own the domain name and
re-direct
it to some web-space I have. Therefore pulpsf.com gets re-directed to
http://www.pulpsf.f2s.com

However, I've written in some JS that lets me pass a parameter that directs
you
to another part of the site whilst maintaining the frames (and this will
eventually be used to direct people without frame capability). However, it
doesn't seem to work. It looks like the re-direction that's set up doesn't
pass
the parameter on (the current live version of my site doesn't have the
re-direction script in it, by the way). In fact, nothing after the main site
name seems to be accepted. So typing in pulpsf.com/reviews.html should take
you
to a valid page but it doesn't work. But if I type
pulpsf.f2s.com/reviews.html
it does work.

Any suggestions ?

David.

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