I have a very simple 301 redirect that is working, but not quite as I'd like it. I own several domains that all have the same content. Let's call them abc.co.uk, abc.com, abc.net and abc.org. I used to have a file called see_more_1.php that I've no renamed to see_more.php At present my .htaccess line looks like: Redirect 301 /see_more_1.php http://www.abc.com/see_more.php Code (markup): which works fine, but what I really want is to direct to the appropriate domain, rather than always going to .com So, if someone tried to view http://www.abc.co.uk/see_more_1.php I want the redirect to go to http://www.abc.co.uk/see_more.php I'm sure this can be done - any help on how would be much appreciated! Thanks, Ed Ludlow
At the moment if it always re-directs to abc.com - however I want to re-direct to .co.uk, .com etc as appropriate from the referrer. Does that make sense?