I am in trouble with some nasty url redirection

[Mollocephalus]

Hey guys, i tried to solve this myself but i'm stuck and need help.

There's a site located at playcenter.playnetservice.it which is a subdomain of playnetservice.it created through the hosting cpanel.

If you enter playcenter.it, it redirects you to the correct domain (there are specific rules about that in the htaccess files) which is playcenter.playnetservice.it but i want to mask this redirect and have the URL bar only display playcenter.it

I know it's possible but i feel i am going in circles. Does anyone know about this?

my current htaccess looks like this:

RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^playcenter\.it$ [OR]
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^www\.playcenter\.it$
RewriteRule ^/?$ "http\:\/\/playcenter\.playnetservice\.it\/" [R=301,L]

[gold stinger]

For a second I thought someone got something else other than a conduit search browser hijack. Glad that's not the case.

Also lol I have no idea.

edit: is there no technologically savvy person online right now? wow.

[Mollocephalus]

Can i consider no one here is able to solve this kind of problem?

[gold stinger]

nope, everyone is too dumb to comprehend coding.

[Untimely Friction]

Originally Posted by gold stinger

For a second I thought someone got something else other than a conduit search browser hijack.

Hey dont diss Confuit I've made a lot of money off old people fixing their computers by dusting them, and removing their malware, mostly Conduit 8)

[rushyrulz]

remove the R=301 flag so that it's just [L] since the R tag tells mod_rewrite that you want to redirect externally, so basically asking the browser to make a new request, which changes the address bar. Since you're only redirecting internally, you shouldn't need the R flag.

[Mollocephalus]

EDIT: it has been fixed. The hosting provider did have options to do what i wanted. it just wasn't very practical at all. Thanks for your help!