Is somedomain.com redirection unproffesional

[LastActionHero]

Think of it, you redirect the domain name to a free web host and then the users see that your links link to a site called domain.somefwp.com/blah-blah instead to somedomain.com/blah-blah. Do you think users of some site/mini-portal/service site think of such a thing as unprofessional?

[Cracker]

I believe there is some sort of HTML that can "hide" the URL from showing whenever someone rolls the mouse over the link.

[Woofcat]

But that's even more un-professional, and the FWP domain still shows while the page is loading :(

[LastActionHero]

yeah there is a html code, but the fwp address still shows when the page is loading.
any solutions? or is domain hosting at the fwp the only solution?

[jw]

We are back up and have always offered path redirection which is what you were looking for. I have a page at http://jwdx.com/domainhelp.php that should help you set it up. No ads appear on members' redirects and we have quite a few other features too.

[Chicken]

Originally posted by jw
I have a page at http://jwdx.com/domainhelp.php that should help you set it up.

There is currently a problem with that page. First time it wouldn't load, second time it loaded but still had the error information at the top of the page:

Warning: Cannot add header information - headers already sent by (output started at /usr/home/jw/www/domainhelp.php:2) in /home/jw/www/head.php on line 2

-along with three pop up ads. ANooying, so I didn't bother try it three times.