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Domain alias |
The domain alias of the site.
Example: If your website uses mycompany.com as its Main domain and you also wish to use the my-company.co.uk domain and have it access the same website, you need to add the my-company.co.uk alias to the list of domain aliases. |
Default visitor culture |
The website culture displayed to visitors coming to the website through a URL using this domain alias. If set to (Automatic), the user's browser settings will be used (in Internet Explorer, you can set the default language in Tools -> Internet Options -> Languages). |
Default alias path |
Default alias path for this domain alias, overrides the settings in Site Manager -> Settings -> Content -> Default alias path. |
Redirect URL |
When accessing this Domain alias, users will be redirected to the entered URL. Both absolute and relative URLs are accepted. This field supports all macro expressions.
Example:
Imagine that the Main domain of your website is www.domain.com and you have domain.com defined as a Domain alias with the Redirect URL field set to:
{%protocol%}://www.domain.com{%relativepath%}
These macros can be used to dynamically redirect users to the correct page under a different domain.
{%relativepath%} - is resolved into the current relative URL path when the redirection takes place
{%protocol%} - is resolved into the current URL scheme name (protocol) when the redirection takes place
Now if a user accesses for example http://domain.com/example.aspx, they will be redirected to http://www.domain.com/example.aspx.
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