[xwlxj]

my domain is digus.net.

I have changed my DNS record to ns01.000webhost.com and ns02.000webhost.com

I had accessed my domain with http://digus.net and http://www.digus.net well before May-24. but since May-24, I can only access my domain by http://digus.net, http://www.digus.net would get http://error404.000webhost.com/ error.

to fix that, I have to created a subdomian www.digus.net, put a .htaccess file in public_html/www directory to redirect www.digus.net to digus.net

please help me!

[CSS_Man]

It works fine for me. I didn't even notice a redirect. You could try deleting your .htaccess file and making a new one to see if that works.

[xwlxj]

Originally Posted by CSS_Man

It works fine for me. I didn't even notice a redirect. You could try deleting your .htaccess file and making a new one to see if that works.

http://www.diugs.net not work at all when I delete .htaccess

[Bad Karma[CORE]]

www.digus.net automatically redirects me to digus.net.
Did you set that in the .htaccess file?

[xwlxj]

Originally Posted by Bad Karma[CORE]

www.digus.net automatically redirects me to digus.net.
Did you set that in the .htaccess file?

yes, because:

I had accessed my domain with http://digus.net and http://www.digus.net well before May-24. but since May-24, I can only access my domain by http://digus.net, http://www.digus.net would get http://error404.000webhost.com/ error.

to fix that, I have to created a subdomian www.digus.net, put a .htaccess file in public_html/www directory to redirect www.digus.net to digus.net

[Bad Karma[CORE]]

Could try to set a CNAME record for your domain to www and point it to 184.82.3.188. This should display the www version without any dirty hacks

[xwlxj]

Originally Posted by Bad Karma[CORE]

Could try to set a CNAME record for your domain to www and point it to 184.82.3.188. This should display the www version without any dirty hacks

do to that, I'm required to change DNS server back to my domain host's, rather than yours(ns01.000webhost.com/ns02.000webhost.com)

do that?

[xwlxj]

Originally Posted by Bad Karma[CORE]

Could try to set a CNAME record for your domain to www and point it to 184.82.3.188. This should display the www version without any dirty hacks

I did that, but got same problem.