Ask Can I get some help with automatic domain redirect?

[Brajet]

I'm looking for some help troubleshooting an issue with the automatic redirect for the website bubbysbagel.com. It's currently supposed to redirect properly to bubbysdeli.com, but instead, something seems to be hijacking the redirect along the way. I suspect the problem may be related to WordPress, possibly due to a plugin, theme setting, or something within the site configuration itself. Both domains—bubbysbagel.com and bubbysdeli.com—are registered and hosted through GoDaddy, in case that's relevant or if their DNS or hosting setup could be involved in the issue. Any insights on what might be causing this unexpected redirect behavior, or where I should start checking, would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance for your guidance!

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[Anthony Joshua]

Sure, automatic domain redirect is really helpful if you want all traffic to go to one main site. The easiest way is usually through your domain registrar or hosting provider. Most registrars like GoDaddy, Namecheap, or Hover have a simple forwarding option where you just enter the destination URL. If you want it to be automatic and permanent, choose a 301 redirect. You can also do it with your hosting using .htaccess or with Cloudflare's page rules if you want SSL support too.

 

[Felix😎]

For automatic domain redirect, you can set it up through your domain registrar. Look for the "Forwarding" or "Redirect" section in your domain settings. Enter the destination URL and choose a 301 redirect (permanent) or 302 redirect (temporary). Save the changes, and the redirect will happen automatically. If you're using hosting, you can also set it up in the control panel or by editing the .htaccess file if it's on a server.