So how add on domains work, is it points to the main /public_html of the main domain by default.
If you want different sites, you have to point to sub-directories.
e.g.
MAIN DOMAIN: /home/user/public_html
DOMAIN 2 (You want to show the same as MAIN): /home/user/public_html
DOMAIN 3 (You want a different site): /home/user/public_html/domain3
In your DNS, all 3 domains will point to the same IP.
Hope that helps.
I have it set this way for both accounts. I have 2 new domains I pointed each one to it's main domain public_html for that account, just as you have shown here:
MAIN DOMAIN: /home/user/public_html
DOMAIN 2 (You want to show the same as MAIN): /home/user/public_html
One works with one account and one goes to the main instead of the domain2.
I will show you with the actual domains:
I have upward.cf as the main account domain, I registerted upwardchristforward.xyz and pointed it to /home/upward/public_html and when I go to upwardchristforward.xyz it works fine and stays on this domain.
But...
I have phildo.cf and I registered phildo.xyz and pointed it to the phildo.cf main folder which is /home/phildo/public_html but when I try to go to upwardchristforward.xyz it changes to upward.cf.
I am trying to get away from the .cf's because my spf and dkim isn't working with freenom correctly and I get google mails bounce back for verification issues.