How is this done guys?

I want two domain names to point to an intro page. And from this intro page they change click on either of two links which will direct them to either website. Example. At the intro page you can click on bagcart.com or tallpeach.com.

Do I need to point both domains to the intro index page and then create a hotspot for them to get redirected to each site? How will I need to host the both sites plus the index page within the ftp_public folder?How is this done guys?What you do is get the DNS server that is handling those domains and have it point to the IP of the webhost.
How is this done guys?
i do not know .



how is eny one serposed to know
How is this done guys?
You want to page to automatically redirect to a page that has a link to go back to the page that redirected them in the first place?



You can redirect a page with page refresh in the meta tag, but the page will redirect every time it's loaded.
Just put the index page in the root directory, and make folders for both sites, with their own index pages. Just point both domains to your main index page and link from there. You could also use a PHP redirect if you want to go that route.
You cannot have domaina.com and domainb.com pointing to the same service!



You will need two hosting services...



or



you can have siteA in domaina.com (main domain/direcotry)



and siteB in domaina.com/siteB (sub directory)



or sitB in www.siteB.domaina.com (subdomain)
First, find a Web host who will allow you to host multiple domains under a single account. Most shared hosts will do this; for example, both http://www.godaddy.com and http://www.dreamhost.com will allow you to host multiple domains under one account.



Generally speaking, when you host multiple domains on a single hosting account, each Web site will be contained in a root folder. So, when you FTP in to your account, one folder will likely be named bagcart.com and anothre tallpeach.com, and each of those folders will contain the files in your Web site.



When you design the sites, you simply need to have a link somewhere in your site template that links to the other site.



To have a common intro page that works for both sites, you will design a single index.html page that is the same for both sites. That page can be designed as you describe.



Each site will also have its own home page, which you will name index2.html. You'll treat those index2.html pages as regular home pages; all the other pages in each site will link to the proper index2.html page as the home page for that site.