An article I published gives this link:

http://www.goldmagick.com/subscribe.html/

The link should be:

http://www.goldmagick.com/subscribe.html

with no slash at the end.

Is there any way I can redirect so the link works?

David Lee

David-

Yes. Follow Marincky's advice in this thread.

http://www.vodahost.com/vodatalk/blu...rror-page.html

In that custom error page -say something like....

"There has been an error in the link you clicked. Please click here to go to our main page or, click here to go to the subscribe page."

Then create the appropriate links.

In this- people will always land back on your site.

Cheers-

Andy

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create a folder in your site, named "subscribe.html" (Yes!! it works, if you wonder)

Now create a blank "index" page in BV with a redirect. The redirect is done by pasting the following code in the Between Head Tag of this index page:

<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="0;url=http://www.goldmagick.com/subscribe.html">

Publish this index page in the public_html/subscribe.html/ folder.

You are done.

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