Redirecting another domain to a current domain assigned to a Wordpress website












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I have two domains example.com and example.org which are both registered through 1&1. The current Wordpress website uses the .org and the .com domain has been set to be redirected to .org from the 1&1 configuration panel.



However the redirection only works for the main page and not the subpages, so for example it is expected that example.com/contact redirects to example.org/contact, but instead it will be only redirected to example.org.



What I have already tried is modifying the .htaccess file, but I couldn't reach my goal.



RewriteEngine On
Options +FollowSymLinks
RewriteBase /
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^example.com$ [NC]
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ https://example.org [R=301,L]


How can I redirect the .com to .org with the subpages being kept in the URL and not only getting redirected to main page?










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    I have two domains example.com and example.org which are both registered through 1&1. The current Wordpress website uses the .org and the .com domain has been set to be redirected to .org from the 1&1 configuration panel.



    However the redirection only works for the main page and not the subpages, so for example it is expected that example.com/contact redirects to example.org/contact, but instead it will be only redirected to example.org.



    What I have already tried is modifying the .htaccess file, but I couldn't reach my goal.



    RewriteEngine On
    Options +FollowSymLinks
    RewriteBase /
    RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^example.com$ [NC]
    RewriteRule ^(.*)$ https://example.org [R=301,L]


    How can I redirect the .com to .org with the subpages being kept in the URL and not only getting redirected to main page?










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      I have two domains example.com and example.org which are both registered through 1&1. The current Wordpress website uses the .org and the .com domain has been set to be redirected to .org from the 1&1 configuration panel.



      However the redirection only works for the main page and not the subpages, so for example it is expected that example.com/contact redirects to example.org/contact, but instead it will be only redirected to example.org.



      What I have already tried is modifying the .htaccess file, but I couldn't reach my goal.



      RewriteEngine On
      Options +FollowSymLinks
      RewriteBase /
      RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^example.com$ [NC]
      RewriteRule ^(.*)$ https://example.org [R=301,L]


      How can I redirect the .com to .org with the subpages being kept in the URL and not only getting redirected to main page?










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      I have two domains example.com and example.org which are both registered through 1&1. The current Wordpress website uses the .org and the .com domain has been set to be redirected to .org from the 1&1 configuration panel.



      However the redirection only works for the main page and not the subpages, so for example it is expected that example.com/contact redirects to example.org/contact, but instead it will be only redirected to example.org.



      What I have already tried is modifying the .htaccess file, but I couldn't reach my goal.



      RewriteEngine On
      Options +FollowSymLinks
      RewriteBase /
      RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^example.com$ [NC]
      RewriteRule ^(.*)$ https://example.org [R=301,L]


      How can I redirect the .com to .org with the subpages being kept in the URL and not only getting redirected to main page?







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          For you to keep the sub-pages intact when doing a URL redirect i.e. example.com/contact to example.org/contact, you would have to write use a ReWrite URL that would change the URL String and then redirect you the correct page.



          If you have a lot of pages, this will a problem, but a few pages shouldn't be difficult.



          Kind Regards,
          Mo






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          • This GitHub page should give you a good idea of the redirect rules: gist.github.com/ScottPhillips/1721489

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          For you to keep the sub-pages intact when doing a URL redirect i.e. example.com/contact to example.org/contact, you would have to write use a ReWrite URL that would change the URL String and then redirect you the correct page.



          If you have a lot of pages, this will a problem, but a few pages shouldn't be difficult.



          Kind Regards,
          Mo






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          • This GitHub page should give you a good idea of the redirect rules: gist.github.com/ScottPhillips/1721489

            – Muhammed_Khan
            Jan 30 at 14:28
















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          For you to keep the sub-pages intact when doing a URL redirect i.e. example.com/contact to example.org/contact, you would have to write use a ReWrite URL that would change the URL String and then redirect you the correct page.



          If you have a lot of pages, this will a problem, but a few pages shouldn't be difficult.



          Kind Regards,
          Mo






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          • This GitHub page should give you a good idea of the redirect rules: gist.github.com/ScottPhillips/1721489

            – Muhammed_Khan
            Jan 30 at 14:28














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          For you to keep the sub-pages intact when doing a URL redirect i.e. example.com/contact to example.org/contact, you would have to write use a ReWrite URL that would change the URL String and then redirect you the correct page.



          If you have a lot of pages, this will a problem, but a few pages shouldn't be difficult.



          Kind Regards,
          Mo






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          For you to keep the sub-pages intact when doing a URL redirect i.e. example.com/contact to example.org/contact, you would have to write use a ReWrite URL that would change the URL String and then redirect you the correct page.



          If you have a lot of pages, this will a problem, but a few pages shouldn't be difficult.



          Kind Regards,
          Mo







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          • This GitHub page should give you a good idea of the redirect rules: gist.github.com/ScottPhillips/1721489

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            Jan 30 at 14:28



















          • This GitHub page should give you a good idea of the redirect rules: gist.github.com/ScottPhillips/1721489

            – Muhammed_Khan
            Jan 30 at 14:28

















          This GitHub page should give you a good idea of the redirect rules: gist.github.com/ScottPhillips/1721489

          – Muhammed_Khan
          Jan 30 at 14:28





          This GitHub page should give you a good idea of the redirect rules: gist.github.com/ScottPhillips/1721489

          – Muhammed_Khan
          Jan 30 at 14:28


















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