My current website is <!-- w --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.citylinkexpress.com">www.citylinkexpress.com</a><!-- w -->. Now my boss bought <!-- w --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.citylinkexpress.com.my">www.citylinkexpress.com.my</a><!-- w -->. What I did is copy and paste. But, then there are some problems I faced. <br />
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1. There are some files use the database like comment.<br />
2. The logo.<br />
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My question is is there any other way that both domain are synchronized without having to change the code.<!--content-->Have both domains directed at the same server. Whoever you purchased the domains from should have sorted this for you.<!--content-->you mean those decide one main either .com or .com.my? and when people type .com.my then it will be directed to .com, is it?<!--content-->You could do that, but domains are directed by something commonly called the 'nic' to where your site information is held.<br />
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You can have both domains get their information from the same place.<!--content-->
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1. There are some files use the database like comment.<br />
2. The logo.<br />
<br />
My question is is there any other way that both domain are synchronized without having to change the code.<!--content-->Have both domains directed at the same server. Whoever you purchased the domains from should have sorted this for you.<!--content-->you mean those decide one main either .com or .com.my? and when people type .com.my then it will be directed to .com, is it?<!--content-->You could do that, but domains are directed by something commonly called the 'nic' to where your site information is held.<br />
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You can have both domains get their information from the same place.<!--content-->