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The code above means "if any visitor comes through springintveld.nl or www.springintveld.nl redirect them to the fixed URL address http://www.kindcentrumschalkhaar.nl/peuteropvang"

The question is what is the URL structure of the new site. I suppose that you just moved the site from www.springintveld.nl to www.kindcentrumschalkhaar.nl. In this case you need to do the following:

• Remove your .htaccess code. It's not needed and it'll confuse things.
• In the .htaccess Maker set "Redirect www and non-www addresses" to "Redirect non-www to www"
• In the .htaccess Maker set "Redirect this (old) domain name to the new one" to

  www.springintveld.nl

• Save and create .htaccess

If you have a different URL structure you must also use the URL Redirection feature of Admin Tools to redirect the relative old URLs to the new ones.

I see. Your question is well outside the scope of our support. We can only provide support for our software, not Apache itself. I will give you a last reply that will hopefully get you to the right track and close the ticket.

Your solution wasn't all that bad, you just missed the Apache docs on RewriteRule http://httpd.apache.org/docs/current/mod/mod_rewrite.html#rewriterule which read "In addition to plain text, the Substitution string can include [...] mapping-function calls (${mapname:key|default})" So, basically, off the top of my head, I'd start by trying

RewriteRule ^/(.*) http://www.kindcentrumschalkhaar.nl/peuteropvang/$1 [R=301,L]

It is like the eight example in Apache's documentation page I posted above. That said, if you want further support about Apache I suggest you ask a question at StackOverflow or an Apache forum.