 Re: ADD-On Domain ? | |
Ummm ... I am actually thinking you are publishing wrong and even perhaps naming your pages wrong ...
the name of the page should just be thankyou .. now whether or not it is publishing as a .php page because you have made it part of a form or whether it is a .html page .. that's another matter ..
are you publishing this thank you page to
public_html/addondomain ??? and simply calling it thankyou? And have a look at the page properties and see if .php or .html is showing for the thankyou page file extension ... this will also reveal how to find your page ..
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If you have just created this add on domain and it is not too much work .. I would do the following ....
Go into your control panel, choose add on domains, and delete this add on domain ..
I would then go into my public_html directory and see if there is a folder there that has been created with this add on domain name .. if so delete that ..
log out, go in again .. add on the domain under the icon add on domain ..
come back out, publish up an index page to public_html/addondomain.com (you need to physically type this in the publishing box) then I would check the thank you pages accordingly as well ..
name, save and publish by name only to the folder of the domain ..
public_html is the folder for your main domain
public_html/addondomain is the folder for your add on ...
adding /addondomain after public_html will publish your page to the correct directory - in this case your add on domain ...
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