map the www version as well.
I have mapped the www domain also. But still the same issue.
Kind of hard to help without a URL to look at. 😛
I want it to stay on http://www.justaudioproduction.com/work/adr.html only. Not to redirect to non-www domain.
Which domain did you make primary in the mapping? www or non-www?
When I make www domain as primary, it results in an infinite loop.
You made two mappings, www and non-www, correct?
Are you UNCHECKING non-www as primary when you check www?
It’s possible that your server is set up to default to non-www, but honestly, there is zero seo benefit from having www in there (or not, Google doesn’t care).
@vijay: if you are using subdirectories, paste this snippet in your .htaccess file (before any other rules!):
# Redirect to www.
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} !^www\.
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ http://www.%{HTTP_HOST}/$1 [R=301,L]
If you´re using subdomains, try mapping both the WWW and the non-WWWW version of your domain, like this (assuming your site ID is 2, change this for the real one of course):
Rule 1:
- SiteID: 2
- Domain: http://www.justaudioproduction.com
- Primary: yes
Rule 2:
- SiteID: 2
- Domain: justaudioproduction.com
- Primary: no
Thanks @mattv, Your trick helped me. Its working now.
Many thanks 🙂
