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Yeah, I already have this code "DirectoryIndex Forum-The-Lounge.html index.php" at the top of my .htaccess

And I want my site to redirect into a sub-forum like http://mebes.net? My site is http://frutes.net however it won't redirect, any idea why?

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I don't understand what you mean by sub-forum. What is it a sub-forum of? – paulmorriss Jun 28 '12 at 13:33
Can you give us the code that you already have? – Christofian Jun 28 '12 at 17:22
I see no site at the provided example domain. – Justin Pearce Jun 29 '12 at 15:54

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You can do a redirect in your .htaccess file with the Redirect directive.

Redirect /Forum-The-Lounge.html http://mebes.net/

If this is a permanent change then put 301 after the word Redirect.

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Are you trying to redirect visitors to a new forum you setup? If so why not use php header() or meta refresh.

You can't redirect by setting a new DirectoryIndex file. Maybe if you set your root folder to that and left your Directory Index to index.php but i'm not sure what else you have in your .htaccess.

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