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bomy · 06-17-2007, 08:16 PM

They are not on an apache server.

They have Windows IIS so you cannot use the htaccess file. The code that I mentioned regarding the www. vs non www addresses was to be saved as a file named redirect.asp and then added to the top of each file on the site with the following snippet:



Does this make sense to you? The platform is template style. I do have access to the template html files but not the .asp files.

I hope this all makes sense. When I asked the host for a fix a few months ago they said this "disallow" would work - Not! I am not even sure where they put it. Doesn't show at all from my side (ie robot's text file).

Thanks

06-17-2007, 08:16 PM	#6 (permalink)
bomy Inactive Join Date: 06-17-07 Posts: 6 iTrader: 0 / 0% Latest Blog: None	I wish They are not on an apache server. They have Windows IIS so you cannot use the htaccess file. The code that I mentioned regarding the www. vs non www addresses was to be saved as a file named redirect.asp and then added to the top of each file on the site with the following snippet: <!-- #Include file="redirect.asp" --> Does this make sense to you? The platform is template style. I do have access to the template html files but not the .asp files. I hope this all makes sense. When I asked the host for a fix a few months ago they said this "disallow" would work - Not! I am not even sure where they put it. Doesn't show at all from my side (ie robot's text file). Thanks