I have the site systalk.org hosted by bluehost. It's a "secondary" site to the primary site, http://www.solbakkn.com . Systalk shows up at both http://www.systalk.org and at http://www.solbakkn.com/systalk . Even when I go to the former site, all the site-related links lead to the second site address. I want them to go to the first, so that solbakkn.com never shows up in the links on the systalk.org site. Do I do this by redefining permalinks, or by some other method, or is this something I can't do?
Links to subsidiary site on bluehost (5 posts)
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sigurdvt
Posted 3 years ago # -
it should be able to do it
are you doing the add on redirect correctly
maybe look at the bluehost faq's for add on domains -
Posted 3 years ago #I am not clear what you mean by "doing the add on redirect correctly" - systalk.org is hosted by bluehost using the account for solbakkn.com, the primary domain for the account. The standard way that bluehost sets up things is to make a secondary site available both as primary.com/secondary and as secondary.com .
I used bluehost's automatic software installation to get word press running. It seems to me the difficulty is on the Word Press side of things, not at bluehost. Do I have this wrong?
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BernardBorealis
Posted 3 years ago #Try logging into your WordPress and, in the Settings, make sure that the blog URL and WordPress URL are both domain.org, and not otherdomain.com/domain.
For links which have already been made at otherdomain.com/domain, you may need to use a find and replace plugin to fix those. Also, try changing your permalink structure, then changing it back again. -
Posted 3 years ago #Bernard,
Will try your suggestions this evening. Not sure about your comment about "links which have already been made at otherdomain.com/domain" as otherdomain.com/domain and domain.org are, from the server's standpoint, the same set of files with two ways to get to them.
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