I have domain forwarding turned on such that http://mydomain.org forwards to https://www.thatdomain.com/location/sites.
I can use https://www.thatdomain.com/location/sites/page-9.php#Items to go to a particular location on a specific page. However, I cannot figure out the url format that would allow me to use something like http://mydomain.org/page-9.php#Items to forward to the same point on the page. Is it possible to do that?
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Domain forwarding needs to go to either the root location of the domain or sub-folder of a domain. Which is why you can forward mydomain.com to mydomain.net/blog. Domain forwarding does not URL links ending in page-9.php.
You can probably get around it with creatig a redirect link like from tinyurl, which should cutoff that end part; and use that new redirect link for your domain forwarding input.
I have not been able to figure out how to send it to a specific page (page-9.php for example). The redirect always strips it off.
Domain forwarding needs to go to either the root location of the domain or sub-folder of a domain. Which is why you can forward mydomain.com to mydomain.net/blog. Domain forwarding does not URL links ending in page-9.php.
You can probably get around it with creatig a redirect link like from tinyurl, which should cutoff that end part; and use that new redirect link for your domain forwarding input.