I can't remember how to mask my domain in the address bar

years ago I had some domains masked and I thought it was cool. I want to
mask some other sites and can't remember how to do it. The main reason is
with php pages the address bar is getting filled with crap I would rather
people didn't see. I have been searching and reading and looking and can't
seem to find it anywhere. I don't think I used frame forwarding, but can't
find any information on that either. I thought it was a simple directive
that I put in a .htaccess file and was supriised at how easy it was. Letely
when I search for stuff like that all I get is hosting companies trying to
sell me stuff I already have... cept for domain masking. Any help would be
much appreciated.

"John Mack" <spam@lowestbidder.net> wrote in message
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> years ago I had some domains masked and I thought it was cool. I want to
> mask some other sites and can't remember how to do it. The main reason is
> with php pages the address bar is getting filled with crap I would rather
> people didn't see. I have been searching and reading and looking and
can't
> seem to find it anywhere. I don't think I used frame forwarding, but
can't
> find any information on that either. I thought it was a simple directive
> that I put in a .htaccess file and was supriised at how easy it was.
Letely
> when I search for stuff like that all I get is hosting companies trying to
> sell me stuff I already have... cept for domain masking. Any help would
be
> much appreciated.
>
>

Are you saying you have addresses like
http://www.domain.com/xyz.php?1234+456&abc in your address bar and you only
want the likes of http://www.domain.com/xyz.php displayed?

If that is true, try changing your forms processing to POST as opposed to
GET - this should help some.

If though, you are attempting to change one of the above domains to look
totally different in the address bar (like http://www.some-other-domain.com)
then you cannot legally do that without frames - This is a security feature
to reduce the potential of one website trying to reproduce/hide as something
else...