Apache .htaccess / mod_rewrite

Let me try reposting.
I own multiple domains... www.bkworksproducts.info being the main. The
root folder for this domain is /home/.../public_html. I also own another
domain, www.carlypattersononline.info. Right now, I also have my second
domain (carlypatterson...) to head to the same folder. Is there a way,
using a .htaccess file, that I can have Apache automatically serve up
another folder (public_html/domain2, for example), without showing it in
the address bar? Right now, I have it forwarding it completely, I don't
want this.

--
Thanks,
Bryan K
BKWorks Products
http://www.bkworksproducts.info / http://www.bkworksproducts.org
bk@bkworksproducts.com.info
To reply, remove .com

On Jul 11, 1:52 am, Your Best Friend <b...@bkworksproducts.com.info>
wrote:
> Let me try reposting.
> I own multiple domains...www.bkworksproducts.infobeing the main. The
> root folder for this domain is /home/.../public_html. I also own another
> domain,www.carlypattersononline.info. Right now, I also have my second
> domain (carlypatterson...) to head to the same folder. Is there a way,
> using a .htaccess file, that I can have Apache automatically serve up
> another folder (public_html/domain2, for example), without showing it in
> the address bar? Right now, I have it forwarding it completely, I don't
> want this.
>
> --
> Thanks,
> Bryan K
> BKWorks Productshttp://www.bkworksproducts.info/http://www.bkworksproducts.org
> b...@bkworksproducts.com.info
> To reply, remove .com

You can apply the redirect method or rewrite method to your main
domain for it to redirect to other domain

If you have access to the apache config file you can also setup virtual
hosts that will accomplish this.

Looks somthing like this:

NameVirtualHost *:80

<VirtualHost *:80>
ServerName www.bkworksproducts.info
ServerAlias www.bkworksproducts.info *.www.bkworksproducts.info
DocumentRoot /public_html
</VirtualHost>

<VirtualHost *:80>
ServerName www.carlypattersononline.info
DocumentRoot /public_html/domain2
</VirtualHost>

kwan wrote:
> On Jul 11, 1:52 am, Your Best Friend <b...@bkworksproducts.com.info>
> wrote:
>> Let me try reposting.
>> I own multiple domains...www.bkworksproducts.infobeing the main. The
>> root folder for this domain is /home/.../public_html. I also own another
>> domain,www.carlypattersononline.info. Right now, I also have my second
>> domain (carlypatterson...) to head to the same folder. Is there a way,
>> using a .htaccess file, that I can have Apache automatically serve up
>> another folder (public_html/domain2, for example), without showing it in
>> the address bar? Right now, I have it forwarding it completely, I don't
>> want this.
>>
>> --
>> Thanks,
>> Bryan K
>> BKWorks Productshttp://www.bkworksproducts.info/http://www.bkworksproducts.org
>> b...@bkworksproducts.com.info
>> To reply, remove .com
>
> You can apply the redirect method or rewrite method to your main
> domain for it to redirect to other domain
>

woops, little mistake in there.

Change the line:
ServerAlias www.bkworksproducts.info *.www.bkworksproducts.info
To:
ServerAlias www.bkworksproducts.info *.bkworksproducts.info

tcauduro wrote:
> If you have access to the apache config file you can also setup virtual
> hosts that will accomplish this.
>
> Looks somthing like this:
>
> NameVirtualHost *:80
>
> <VirtualHost *:80>
> ServerName www.bkworksproducts.info
> ServerAlias www.bkworksproducts.info *.www.bkworksproducts.info
> DocumentRoot /public_html
> </VirtualHost>
>
> <VirtualHost *:80>
> ServerName www.carlypattersononline.info
> DocumentRoot /public_html/domain2
> </VirtualHost>
>
> kwan wrote:
>> On Jul 11, 1:52 am, Your Best Friend <b...@bkworksproducts.com.info>
>> wrote:
>>> Let me try reposting.
>>> I own multiple domains...www.bkworksproducts.infobeing the main. The
>>> root folder for this domain is /home/.../public_html. I also own another
>>> domain,www.carlypattersononline.info. Right now, I also have my second
>>> domain (carlypatterson...) to head to the same folder. Is there a way,
>>> using a .htaccess file, that I can have Apache automatically serve up
>>> another folder (public_html/domain2, for example), without showing it in
>>> the address bar? Right now, I have it forwarding it completely, I don't
>>> want this.
>>>
>>> --
>>> Thanks,
>>> Bryan K
>>> BKWorks
>>> Productshttp://www.bkworksproducts.info/http://www.bkworksproducts.org
>>> b...@bkworksproducts.com.info
>>> To reply, remove .com
>>
>> You can apply the redirect method or rewrite method to your main
>> domain for it to redirect to other domain
>>