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  • I need to pre-define almost unlimited number of keywords for Level 3 and Level 2 subdomains, in order to forward those pre-defined user-friendly, recognizable domain names to my primary site. I need to preset: type-in keyword subdomains = parts of the forwarded URLs For example: subdomain name “toy” = “noun-1” part of the forwarded URLs   subdomain name ”food”= “noun-2” part of the forwarded URLs   number of pre defined noun should be unlimited   any undefined noun = “noun-0” subdomain name “my” = “whose-1” part of the forwarded URLs subdomain name “your” = “whose-2”part of the forwarded URLs subdomain name “his” = “whose-3”part of the forwarded URLs number of pre defined possessive pronoun should be unlimited any undefined possessive pronoun = “whose-0” So that domain names such as“http://toy.website.com” and “http://food.website.com” could be forwarded to some predefined URLs. “http://toy.website.com” could be forwarded to http://www.myplace.com/noun-1-whose-0 (“noun-1”first, then ”whose-0”) http://food.website.com could be forwarded to http://www.myplace.com/noun-2-whose-0 If we type in“http://my.toy.website.com” , it could be forwarded to http://www.myplace.com/noun-1-whose-1 and http://your.food.website.com needs to redirect to http://www.myplace.com/noun-2-whose-2 “http://my.website.com” to http://www.myplace.com/noun-0-whose-1 http://your.website.com to http://www.myplace.com/noun-0-whose-2 (“noun-0”should be in place) If we type in some undefined words, for example, http://undefined_whose.toy.website.com should be forwarded to http://toy.website.com [just drop undefined words], then forward again to http://www.myplace.com/noun-1-whose-0 accordingly. http://my.undefined_noun.website.com first to http://my.website.com then to http://www.myplace.com/noun-0-whose-1 If we only type-in level 2 subdomains without level 3 subdomains, such as http://undefined_words.website.com , or type in more than level 4 subdomains, or “both undefined level 3 and undefined level 2” ,such as http://undefined_whose.undefined_noun.website.comthey should be redirected uniformly to http://www.myplace.com/domain_rule.html Could we use html5 JavaScript, get domain names from the browser to a string, use “split()” [ “ . ”as seperator, “howmany” to get number of subdomains] , then apply “if else” or “case” ? Or php code?  Would Apache Mod_Rewrite help??? Anyone could offer a lending hand and post all codes that I am able to use directly? *** Thanks for some answers, but the point is "unlimited keywords". If I set records on a DNS provider, it's fine if the keywords are limited in numbers. But when we consider scaling-up keywords, manually set "Johns.toy", "Marys.toy", "Janes.toy"...and "Janes.food", "Janes.bag", "Janes.book"...."Leos.light"...would be unrealistic.

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    I am unable to understand your exact question, but if you want to get the hostname and sub-domain of a webpage using JavaScript, you can use  // if url is http://in.screen.yahoo.com/anushka-goes-va-va-vroom-115000791.html var hostname = document.location.hostname; // hostname is in.screen.yahoo.com var subDomainParts = hostname.split("."); // subDomainParts  is ["in", "screen", "yahoo", "com"]

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You don't want to do that. First things first. When someone sends a request to an URL, the packets are not sent to a specific IP address, but to a DNS (don't mind later request when the URL is cached), which in turn sends the packets to an IP address: the one you set up. As you've probably figured, the server is hit first before your JavaScript code, so it makes more sense to forward from the server configuration. I'm not at expert (nor a beginner) in the field of forwarding, but you can do this:  - set wildcard records on a DNS provider  - add forwarding rules in your favorite web-server config file.

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