Date parsed: 15/04/2008 10:00:31
Date: Tue, 15 Apr 2008 09:00:31 +0100

<uk.net.web.authoring>
<Tim Downie>
<Tue, 15 Apr 2008 08:39:12 +0100>
<66j4d5F2jt1vhU1@mid.individual.net>

> Ive got a domain registered with 123-reg which points to my webspace (zen=
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> where I host a race website.
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> Http://www.highlandflingrace.org
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> If I use frame forwarding, all you see in the address bar is the above UR=
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> no matter what page you visit.
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> I would prefer to have my pages with unique URLs so that folk could save=
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> shortcuts to the appropriate page.
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> I've looked at all the available alternatives to frame forwarding on the=
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> control panel but nothing will do what I want. I rather suspect I'm=20
> misunderstanding what is possible.
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> How is it done?
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To be honest its probably easier just to spend the =A310 a year to get=20
some proper webspace .

www.liquidsix.com is well worth a look .

The good part though is you keep your domain with 123reg and just change=20
the name servers in the 123reg control panel .

www.jpgimage.co.uk is hosted with liquidsix and the following whois=20
shows you what name servers to use .

www.phpwhois.co.uk/view.php?whois=3D100815&dom=3Dcouk

Date parsed: 15/04/2008 12:20:40
Date: Tue, 15 Apr 2008 11:20:40 +0100

Dominic Sexton wrote:
> In message <66j4d5F2jt1vhU1@mid.individual.net>, Tim Downie
> <timdownie2003@obviousyahoo.co.uk> writes
> > Ive got a domain registered with 123-reg which points to my
> > webspace (zen) where I host a race website.
> >
> > Http://www.highlandflingrace.org
> >
> > If I use frame forwarding, all you see in the address bar is the
> > above URL, no matter what page you visit.
> >
> > I would prefer to have my pages with unique URLs so that folk could
> > save shortcuts to the appropriate page.
> >
> > I've looked at all the available alternatives to frame forwarding
> > on the control panel but nothing will do what I want. I rather
> > suspect I'm misunderstanding what is possible.
> >
> > How is it done?
> >
>
> If your account with Zen allows you can add the domain to your Zen
> account as a parked domain and then update the DNS via the Manage DNS
> link in your 123 control panel.

I rather suspect it doesn't. At present, I'm using up my free webspace that
I have with my zen 8000 active account but I think it's pretty basic and I
can't see any "cPanel" or anything else that looks recognisable relating to
domain parking.

I think the answer is "more money". ;-) Thanks for the info anyway.

Tim

Date parsed: 15/04/2008 17:52:32
Date: Tue, 15 Apr 2008 17:52:32 GMT

"Tim Downie" <timdownie2003@obviousyahoo.co.uk> wrote in message
news:66jds2F2ie6bcU1@mid.individual.net...
> Dominic Sexton wrote:
>> In message <66j4d5F2jt1vhU1@mid.individual.net>, Tim Downie
>> <timdownie2003@obviousyahoo.co.uk> writes
>> > Ive got a domain registered with 123-reg which points to my
>> > webspace (zen) where I host a race website.
>> >
>> > Http://www.highlandflingrace.org
>> >
>> > If I use frame forwarding, all you see in the address bar is the
>> > above URL, no matter what page you visit.
>> >
>> > I would prefer to have my pages with unique URLs so that folk could
>> > save shortcuts to the appropriate page.
>> >
>> > I've looked at all the available alternatives to frame forwarding
>> > on the control panel but nothing will do what I want. I rather
>> > suspect I'm misunderstanding what is possible.
>> >
>> > How is it done?
>> >
>>
>> If your account with Zen allows you can add the domain to your Zen
>> account as a parked domain and then update the DNS via the Manage DNS
>> link in your 123 control panel.
>
> I rather suspect it doesn't. At present, I'm using up my free webspace
> that I have with my zen 8000 active account but I think it's pretty basic
> and I can't see any "cPanel" or anything else that looks recognisable
> relating to domain parking.
>
> I think the answer is "more money". ;-) Thanks for the info anyway.

One.com are doing first year free hosting, after that 1000MB is only 90p
month + vat.

Only downside is the machines are in Denmark so you don't show up in UK
searches.

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Date parsed: 16/04/2008 22:20:41
Date: Wed, 16 Apr 2008 22:20:41 GMT


"PeterMcC" say;
>
> <snip>
>> Only downside is the machines are in Denmark so you don't show up in
>> UK searches.
>
> Whilst location of the server is of significance, I wouldn't be inclined
> to
> make the blanket statement - the TLD has significance as well.

I should have said; the only problem I've had with them is the UK searches
*unless you are .co.uk*

None of Geoff's mail script problem.

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