fhpack <fhpack@gmail.com> writes:
kinda complicated:
I want url 'A' to be redirected to 'B', with 'A' appearing in the URL
bar, which can easily be done with a FORWARD with MASK on my domain registrar's site.
BUT if the user then clicks a link to a subpage, the FORWARD with
MASK only shows 'A'; it does not show 'A'/subpage -- which is what I
need.
Is the problem with "URL bar" specifically? That is, is it that
when the link to that subpage is followed, the subpage is shown
as needed, but the "URL bar" contents does not change?
As I gather, "masking" can be done either by the means of a
reverse proxy, or with HTML "frames"; and unchanging "URL bar"
suggests the latter. (I'd be quite surprised to see such a
behavior with the former.)
Is there a way to do that?? a .htaccess rule? or what?
If it's Apache we're talking about, can you perhaps check its
access.log file (if there's one) for any relevant HTTP requests?
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