How did I redirected a page?

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wvoyance
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How did I redirected a page?

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I had a website built on free website hosting.
Sometimes ago I redirected to another address.
But I forgot how did I do that.
I want to remove the redirect now.
Is there anyway to find out how did I redirected it, for instance look at firefox http header?
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Re: How did I redirected a page?

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Did you to the "redirect" with DNS or with a page?
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Re: How did I redirected a page?

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Christopher wrote:Did you to the "redirect" with DNS or with a page?
presumably, page. DNS is not belong to the website, and is out of my control.
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Re: How did I redirected a page?

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I think what Christopher is asking is whether you did a "DNS redirect" which would require you to log into your account where you have your site hosted and click on the links that eventually get you to a place where you can type in an alternative IP number (web address) number to where you want traffic directed to.

Or you could have put an "index.html" or "index.php" page with a redirect command to your alternate website address.
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Re: How did I redirected a page?

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chopWood wrote:I think what Christopher is asking is whether you did a "DNS redirect" which would require you to log into your account where you have your site hosted and click on the links that eventually get you to a place where you can type in an alternative IP number (web address) number to where you want traffic directed to.

Or you could have put an "index.html" or "index.php" page with a redirect command to your alternate website address.
If I can remember what I did, I won't need to find out a way to detect it.

But, anyway, I have found out how did I did that.
I used head (); in index.php
as someone here suggested to me a few days ago.
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