Looking for a fix

[wizwiz]

Thanks for listening:
I have a family history website at

http://www.mydomain.com/index.html.

My hobby is collecting old images of my hometown and I have been serving that up at

http://www.mydomain.com/photosite/index.html.

The latter site has attracted great interest and so I'd like to move it to its own domain. To that end, I registered

http://www.myhometown.info

and have set up for virtual hosting such that a call to the latter site sends the user to

http://www.mydomain.com/photosite/index.html.

The problem is this: the photosite has some 2,000 thumbnail images on 50 web pages which all link back to full sized images at

http://www.mydomain.com/webphotos/.

And so, when one accesses the new domain, the links to the webphotos don't work. That's because the thumb points the user (as an example) to

http://www.myhometown.com/webphotos/particularpix.jpg.

Of course, the directory webphotos is actually at

http://www.mydomain.com/webphotos,

and not,

http://www.myhometown.info/webphotos.

(I hope this makes sense). Question is, without reworking 2,000 webphoto links, is there an easy way that a call from

http://www.myhometown.com/particularpix.jpg

will actually bring an image in a directory that's one level behind the website itself? (God, I hope you can understand this).
Thanks...
Wiz

 

[Wullie]

Hi mate,

I am confused!!

I think that the best way would either be to set an alias to the photos domain or use a search and replace program to alter all of the links..

If you want a search and replace, I know of one that can alter all of your pages in about 10 seconds...

Let me know what way you want to go...

Hope this helps Wullie

http://www.freshlookdesign.co.uk

http://www.searchit-now.co.uk

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