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General DNS questions...

Not sure I got this. Maybe because I'm not familiar with DomainZero.

But if what you need is to show robcole/hike on the browser but the name in the address bar be hikefordiabetes.org then I know how to do it.

If that ain't it, can you explain why you have the URL redirect?

WW
 
BTW here is the way, but this just HTML not DNS.
Just make this the index file at www.hikefordiabetes.org

<html>
<head>
<title>
</title>
</head>

<FRAMESET ROWS=&quot;100%,*&quot; SCROLLING=no BORDER=0 frameborder=no framespacing=0>

<frame src=&quot;http://students.washington.edu/robcole/hike/&quot;>

</frameset>
<noframes>
<body bgcolor=&quot;#FFFFFF&quot;>
</body>
</noframes>
</html>

Of course you can put title, author or other meta stuff if you want.
 
well, you can always use frames 🙂

you know those stupid sites that allow you to go anywhere and you still have the same name at the http:// place.

all you have to do is make 2 frames
and make it so that the firt one is native and makes the user stay at www.hikefordiabetes.org and let the other one do the surfing.

if you know about frames this shouldn't be to hard.
also, you can make the first frame as small as possible so it doesn't mess up your webpage if you already have a webpage setup that doesn't use frames.
 
But the problem is, I don't have anything hosted on www.hikefordiabetes.org; currently it's just setup through domainzero that when people try to access it, it flips them over to my UW homepage. I don't have any money with which to host the site on domainzero... 😛

I hope that makes sense. Thanks for the advice, though.

Rob
 
This is asetting I'm not familiar with. And unless DomainZero has an option under record type with a way to do it, I don't know how you will get your address on the address bar.

Is DomainZero able to answer you these question? If not try shopping for a place that will allow you to have at least one page with your domain. Maybe the prices could be afordable that way.
 
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