Domain forward to a specific page on another domain

[cordelia]

Hi. I want to forward one domain www.ScannerSociety.com to a page on another domain. Both are using cloudflare. I changed the DNS settings on Scanner because it used to have a website on it so I’m not sure if the problem is the page rules aren’t set up right for forwarding or if I messed up the DNS.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks,
Cordelia

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[fritexvz]

I believe you could achieve this using Cloudflare Page Rules.

Here are some helpful articles to check:

Using page rules to perform redirects

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Using Wildcards in Page Rules

The basic page rule If we have a page rule set to match: example.com It will match both http://example.com and https://example.com. You do not need to specify http:// or https:// to match in the page rule, unless you want to limit it to only trigger on that protocol. You do not need a wildcard (*) to match both http and https. Wildcards In page rules, the asterisk (*) can be used as a wildcard, for instance, if we have a page rule set to match: example.com/a*z It will match example.com/abc…