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Patrick Mevzek
Patrick Mevzek
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Point multiple domains to single page, with unique button based on source domain.

I'm a software dev, but I'm green when it comes to web development and domain management.

Let's say I've registered some domains:

  • apples.xyzexample
  • bananas.xyzexample
  • cherries.xyzexample

...and [with a separate company] I'm on a "premium Shared Hosting" plan (includes "unlimited websites, unlimited parked domains, 100 subdomains").

I want to have all the domains point to a single website, so that users who enter any of the domain names all see the identical page except for a button encouraging the user to add the item named in the domain to their "shopping cart" or whatever.

Example:

  • if a user navigates to apples.xyzexample, they are brought to a page that includes a button Add apples to cart.
  • if a user navigates to bananas.xyzexample, they are brought to the same page, except the button action is now Add bananas to cart.

I am being told that this is not possible with a single page, and that therefore I'll need to add each domain to the host one-by-one via cPanel's web interface, and in the process create subdomain pages for each individual one.

I'm new at this but I still find it very hard to believe that there's no easy way to do this.

Thoughts?

Point multiple domains to single page, with unique button based on source domain.

I'm a software dev, but I'm green when it comes to web development and domain management.

Let's say I've registered some domains:

  • apples.xyz
  • bananas.xyz
  • cherries.xyz

...and [with a separate company] I'm on a "premium Shared Hosting" plan (includes "unlimited websites, unlimited parked domains, 100 subdomains").

I want to have all the domains point to a single website, so that users who enter any of the domain names all see the identical page except for a button encouraging the user to add the item named in the domain to their "shopping cart" or whatever.

Example:

  • if a user navigates to apples.xyz, they are brought to a page that includes a button Add apples to cart.
  • if a user navigates to bananas.xyz, they are brought to the same page, except the button action is now Add bananas to cart.

I am being told that this is not possible with a single page, and that therefore I'll need to add each domain to the host one-by-one via cPanel's web interface, and in the process create subdomain pages for each individual one.

I'm new at this but I still find it very hard to believe that there's no easy way to do this.

Thoughts?

Point multiple domains to single page, with unique button based on source domain

I'm a software dev, but I'm green when it comes to web development and domain management.

Let's say I've registered some domains:

  • apples.example
  • bananas.example
  • cherries.example

...and [with a separate company] I'm on a "premium Shared Hosting" plan (includes "unlimited websites, unlimited parked domains, 100 subdomains").

I want to have all the domains point to a single website, so that users who enter any of the domain names all see the identical page except for a button encouraging the user to add the item named in the domain to their "shopping cart" or whatever.

Example:

  • if a user navigates to apples.example, they are brought to a page that includes a button Add apples to cart.
  • if a user navigates to bananas.example, they are brought to the same page, except the button action is now Add bananas to cart.

I am being told that this is not possible with a single page, and that therefore I'll need to add each domain to the host one-by-one via cPanel's web interface, and in the process create subdomain pages for each individual one.

I'm new at this but I still find it very hard to believe that there's no easy way to do this.

Thoughts?

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Point multiple domains to single page, with unique button based on source domain.

I'm a software dev, but I'm green when it comes to web development and domain management.

Let's say I've registered some domains:

  • apples.xyz
  • bananas.xyz
  • cherries.xyz

...and [with a separate company] I'm on a "premium Shared Hosting" plan (includes "unlimited websites, unlimited parked domains, 100 subdomains").

I want to have all the domains point to a single website, so that users who enter any of the domain names all see the identical page except for a button encouraging the user to add the item named in the domain to their "shopping cart" or whatever.

Example:

  • if a user navigates to apples.xyz, they are brought to a page that includes a button Add apples to cart.
  • if a user navigates to bananas.xyz, they are brought to the same page, except the button action is now Add bananas to cart.

I am being told that this is not possible with a single page, and that therefore I'll need to add each domain to the host one-by-one via cPanel's web interface, and in the process create subdomain pages for each individual one.

I'm new at this but I still find it very hard to believe that there's no easy way to do this.

Thoughts?