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sharing one installation with subdomains - ad2003 - 2012-11-23 Hi! Another question: Is it possible to have different subdomains.domain.com targeting the same "xml database file". lets say I have a portfoliopage and a specific Layout - portfolio.domain.com - but now I would like to have fun.domain.com - but with the same portfolio details from the main xml file. For instance I want to have a serioud website on the one hand, but also a fun website on the other - kind of a themechanger... thanks! ad RE: sharing one installation with subdomains - yojoe - 2012-11-26 If you have access to shell on your hosting account, you can try with creating symlinks to files or whole directories. There's also mod_proxy for apache webserver, if you are familiar with htaccess and rewrite rules. RE: sharing one installation with subdomains - shovenose - 2012-11-26 Interesting concept, I could see this also being useful for mobile and desktop versions of sites. I agree that symlinks would work if you used a VPS or Dedicated Server, with shared hosting it would not be possible probably. RE: sharing one installation with subdomains - shawn_a - 2012-11-26 I have shared hosting and can create symblinks just fine. Depends on your host. RE: sharing one installation with subdomains - JWH_Matthew - 2012-11-26 I believe in the past we had a plugin that could acomplish this.. I haven't seen it around lately so I am not sure if it would still be supported. RE: sharing one installation with subdomains - shovenose - 2012-11-26 (2012-11-26, 08:44:04)shawn_a Wrote: I have shared hosting and can create symblinks just fine. Hmm... to be honest I've never done it, just assumed it couldn't be done. You could always use a cPanel redirect RE: sharing one installation with subdomains - sal - 2012-11-26 Wouldn't you just alias the subdomains to the same install and use the hostname to serve a different stylesheet? |