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Heidi · 12-22-2007, 11:20 AM

Yes, an update on the status would be very much appreciated.
I configured my domain before the error code #3 bug. But I'm concerned, too, because what could I do if my domain stopped working? E.g. after an upgrade to phpbb 3?

So, I was wondering what one can do...
For the time being, wouldn't it be a good temporary solution for all affected forum-admins to set up "URL Redirect" with their account (when they already bought a domain there, they have a account) at domainexplorer.com ??

I don't think any settings on the forum-admin-panels would have to be done!
So I think this can work?!

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URL Redirect URL Redirect is the standard method for URL Forwarding. When the client types in your domain name they are redirected to the web server that your page is hosted on. The only drawback of this method is as the person is looking around the site the URL that is displayed by the browser is the one of the actual web page, not your domain name. If this is a problem you can use the URL Frame method.

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Heidi Junior Forumer Join Date: Aug 2005 Posts: 189 Rep Power: 4 fTrader: (0) fBuck$: 1,080 Bank: 0 Total fBuck$: 1,080 Send fBuck$ » My Forumer My Country:	Re: Error code #3 in fdomain Yes, an update on the status would be very much appreciated. I configured my domain before the error code #3 bug. But I'm concerned, too, because what could I do if my domain stopped working? E.g. after an upgrade to phpbb 3? So, I was wondering what one can do... For the time being, wouldn't it be a good temporary solution for all affected forum-admins to set up "URL Redirect" with their account (when they already bought a domain there, they have a account) at domainexplorer.com ?? I don't think any settings on the forum-admin-panels would have to be done! So I think this can work?! DomainExplorer.com - domain name, Web Site Hosting, email, registration URL Redirect URL Redirect is the standard method for URL Forwarding. When the client types in your domain name they are redirected to the web server that your page is hosted on. The only drawback of this method is as the person is looking around the site the URL that is displayed by the browser is the one of the actual web page, not your domain name. If this is a problem you can use the URL Frame method. Last edited by Heidi; 12-22-2007 at 11:25 AM.