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I was wondering, say you have multiple domain names that lead to the same IP and on the main navigational index page of a hypothetical server, you have links to other content in that particular index like ~ <li><a href="http://Thisdomain.com">content</a></li> Now lets say we have another domain name to our server like "Thatdomain.com". Hypothetically speaking, lets say we traveled into the midst of "Thisdomain.com" using the domain "Thatdomain.com". Something funny happens. By my knowledge for some radical, inexplicable reason, you stop seeing the directory's into which you're currently traversing and only "Thatdomain.com", unlike when visiting said server from "Thisdomain.com", disallowing a visitor from seeing the full address of the current position they're in on the server. In example, say we visit "AutoItScript.com" via "AutoItScript.tk", you'll see exactly what I'm talking about and witness the astronomical event yourself in full detail. As for me, I'm just wondering how I can put a stop to said black magic... Basic point of this post I was wondering of how I might be able to refer to content using the domain used to fetch a page from the particular said server, Iike a variable that stores the domain used. <li><a href="$Var???">content</a></li>