Domains & redirects
All the websites in your account are managed from the Domains menu. The number of domains, subdomains, and pointers is limited by your account’s package.
Domains
Section titled “Domains”Type a domain name, for example yourstore.com, then click Tambah domain (Add domain). The website files go in:
domains/yourstore.com/public_htmlinside your account’s home folder. The www.yourstore.com version is served automatically too.
Before the domain can be opened, point the domain’s A record to the server’s IP at your domain’s DNS provider.
When you delete a domain, its web server configuration is removed, but the website files are not deleted.
Subdomains
Section titled “Subdomains”Choose the Subdomain tab, enter the first part of the name (for example blog), and choose the parent domain. Each subdomain has its own folder:
domains/blog.yourstore.com/public_htmland can use a different PHP version from its parent domain.
Pointers
Section titled “Pointers”A pointer is another domain name that points to an existing website. There are two types:
| Type | Result |
|---|---|
| Alias | The parent domain’s website is shown under the pointer’s name; the browser address stays the same. |
| Redirect | Visitors are redirected (301) to the parent domain; the address in the browser changes too. |
Example: yourstore.net as a redirect to yourstore.com.
Force HTTPS
Section titled “Force HTTPS”After SSL is active, turn on Paksa HTTPS (Force HTTPS) for that domain so all HTTP visitors are redirected to HTTPS.
URL redirects
Section titled “URL redirects”The Redirects menu sends one path to another address, for example /promo to https://yourstore.com/catalog.
- Choose 301 for a permanent move or 302 for a temporary one.
- Turn on the wildcard option so every address under that path, for example
/promo/anything, is redirected too.
Redirects can be added and deleted. To change one, delete it and create it again.
Suspended accounts
Section titled “Suspended accounts”If an admin suspends your account, every website in that account shows a “temporarily unavailable” page (HTTP 503) until the account is reactivated.
