Any CMS out there support that?
How does it work?
Most CMS's to my knowledge use a single entry script index.php and pull everything from DB...
How do you then support sub-domains or seperate domains altogather?
Do you install Mambo, etc in a root directory accessable via some IP and have seperate index.php's in each sub-folder mapped to a domain/sub-domain???
Do you use a seperate installation for each directory - as would be required by some CMS's
How do you solve this problem?
One CMS multiple web sites
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lifetype.org
it's not a cms but allows the users to have thier own blogs.
and a user gets a blog like this
http://winnysunny.oioblogger.com/
i suppose every time you show a webpage
you need to pass the user id or username with GET or POST
it's not a cms but allows the users to have thier own blogs.
and a user gets a blog like this
http://winnysunny.oioblogger.com/
i suppose every time you show a webpage
you need to pass the user id or username with GET or POST
If the nature of the websites are related then I don't see a problem using one CMS to manage multiple websites. If they were entirely different topics, then it would be possible, just require a bit more work;; perhaps combining several CMS into one.
Set Search Time - A google chrome extension. When you search only results from the past year (or set time period) are displayed. Helps tremendously when using new technologies to avoid outdated results.
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ok, i'm reviving this thread ONLY because i am trying to do this but the internet is killing me here. i mean, honestly, how the hell do i do subdomain handling in PHP?!?!?!?!?!?!Hockey wrote:Thats why I want to find a CMS which allows hosting multiple sites...so I only have to update one application and it's reflected across all sites
grrrr