namezero and virtual hosting mishap

[kenhead2002]

Its so easy to make an own PatRedirector. You know, namezero generates a frame
with your pages. A few of other redirection services do the same.

For that, you can use the $HTTP_REFERER. All you have to do now is to replace
the domain name. Now, you've a path extension. To redirect to the wished page,
use a script similar like the following:

$path = $HTTP_REFERER
$path = str_replace ("

http://yourdomain.com/","",$path),

header ("Location:

http://yourfreeserver.com/$path");

That's all. Example: You Enter "

http://www.yourdomain.com/this/is/the/path".

The
Program will now extraxt the "/this/is/the/path". Then, it redirects to
"

http://www.yourfreeserver.com/this/is/the/path".

Please note: This only works with Redirectors, that redirect wildcarded path,
f.e. NameZero.

could something like this work?

 

[kenhead2002]

this is the help that i get from namezero. Does this look liuke it will fix my issue or should I still be looking into dns2go. If I have to switch to dns2go I have to pay a forwarding fee with this I do not since they are basically the same people. please let me know.



You may have to look in to the option of using IP pointing feature. We do
not offer this type of forwarding but our sister company Mydomain.com does.
Please visit their website at

http://mydomain.com/help

and read their help
files to ensure if this is the service you are looking for.

If you choose to use their services, then you will need to create an
account with them, add your domain in your account and then move your
domain to Mydomain.com's name servers.

In order to update your domain's nameserver information, please log in to
your Namezero Control Panel and click on "Manage Name Servers".

On the next screen please find your User ID and Password and follow the
instructions available on this page.

Mydomain.com's Name server Information:

Primary Server: ns1.mydomain.com
Secondary Servers: ns2.mydomain.com
ns3.mydomain.com
ns4.mydomain.com

Please do not change the billing contact information as it will hinder our
ability to support you technically in the future.