Any domain name provider worth their salt will allow you to set a redirect within their DNS admin section. Be very surprised if your's doesnt.
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Would that work, as the OP would probably want the redirect to go directly to his profile page on LinkedIn, and not just the host itself?Originally posted by Ardesco View Postor you could just set a cname record and stop overcomplicating things....
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or you could just set a cname record and stop overcomplicating things....
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Originally posted by jkoder View PostYou could put some JavaScript in an index page to redirect it. See here
http://www.tizag.com/javascriptT/javascriptredirect.php
You might want to alert the user and put off the redirect for a few seconds. Another option would be to load the linkedin page in a frame.
Burn it!!!
At least use an iframe...
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You could put some JavaScript in an index page to redirect it. See hereOriginally posted by Mustang View PostI currently have a domain name registered (and hosted) but, as yet, dont have a website. That is on hold until I get off the bench....!
I have now got my LinkedIn profile up to the point where I feel it is a useful marketing tool.
As an interim solution, how can I set up my domain/URL so it points to my public profile on LinkedIn? Has anyone done this in the past?
TIA
http://www.tizag.com/javascriptT/javascriptredirect.php
You might want to alert the user and put off the redirect for a few seconds. Another option would be to load the linkedin page in a frame.Last edited by jkoder; 26 February 2009, 11:26.
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Website to LinkedIn
I currently have a domain name registered (and hosted) but, as yet, dont have a website. That is on hold until I get off the bench....!
I have now got my LinkedIn profile up to the point where I feel it is a useful marketing tool.
As an interim solution, how can I set up my domain/URL so it points to my public profile on LinkedIn? Has anyone done this in the past?
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