Thread: Redirects issue

Hi,

So I keep trying to set up a redirect (www.bohotheatre.com/audition to www.bohotheatre.com/auditions.htm) and the redirect keeps adding a "/" to the end of the "auditions.htm" URL. So, when you type in www.bohotheatre.com/audition into Internet Explorer, it won't load the ".htm" page because of the forwardslash in the redirect.

Just for the heck of it, I tried to rename the ".htm" file ".htm/" but, of course, that does nothing.

Thoughts? Suggestions?

Thanks!

P.S. The redirect seems small, I know (going from "audtions" to "auditions.htm") but it is because there are issues -with IE especially- that won't allow people to view the page without the ".htm" tag. I am trying to keep the name simple to remember and NOT include the ".htm".

You cant have a page called http://www.bohotheatre.com/audition/ this would be classed as a sub directory. If you wanted to use http://www.bohotheatre.com/audition/ as a url, you would make another index page like you did for your http://www.bohotheatre.com area & publish it to public_html/audition/, then when the url http://www.bohotheatre.com/audition/ is clicked on the Internet will 1st look for an index page in that directory.

Duh! That totally makes sense.

THANK YOU!

Sometimes I just don't think logically about this stuff.

Thanks again!