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Re: Subsites and SS 2.4 - 500 error
12 September 2010 at 12:25am
Really interesting thread here. I guess that the sub-site module is now defunct on SS 2.4.0 and above? I was looking into doing sub-sites myself all managed through the one SS interface. If anyone's got it all working I'd love to hear how you did it. Of course, if I manage it, I'll post here.
Alex
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Re: Subsites and SS 2.4 - 500 error
14 September 2010 at 10:44pm
Hi, i have installed the subsite module succesfuly!
Make sure, that your Subsites (subdomains) point to your Silverstripe root folder and everything works fine.Have a look at my playground:
http://www.flavourtripping.de/
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Re: Subsites and SS 2.4 - 500 error
14 September 2010 at 11:00pm
I found that when I went into the sub-sites screen, using the tab at the top of the CMS I had no option to view or add new sub-sites? In the end I went with separate installs, they're going to be small sites so I figured there was no harm. I'll keep an eye on this thread though.
Alex
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Re: Subsites and SS 2.4 - 500 error
14 September 2010 at 11:08pm
Hi Alex, i can't confirm that. Have a look at the screenshot.
Greetings, Carsten.
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Re: Subsites and SS 2.4 - 500 error
14 September 2010 at 11:49pm
Wow, that's interesting, I'll grab a screen shot of what I see when I get back to the development machine I've been using and post that.
Alex
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Re: Subsites and SS 2.4 - 500 error
30 September 2010 at 2:53am
I just wanted to add a follow up as this thread seemed to end without resolution. The domain I was trying to get subsites to work with is on a shared host (linux, apache 2.2.15, php 5.2.13) using cpanel.
I was eventually able to get the module to work using ss2.4.1 with the version of subsites dated 7/23/10 pretty much right out of the box. The only thing I had to do was create the sub-domain with cpanel, add an htaccess file with "RewriteEngine off" and an index.php file directly to the sub-domain's directory. That was it. I did not have to change anything in the index file, add any additional code or re-write any of the core code.
This worked with sub-domains created from the original domain (IE: subdomain.maindomain.com) as well as completely different top level domains pointed to the primary domain. (IE: differentdomain.com pointed to the maindomain.com account).
It is well documented that I am not a php whiz, however it has been my experience that any time I try to use a cms with cpanel (that's any cms) I end up spending a lot of time "fixing" things. Sometimes that means doing a lot of rewrites, sometimes it's just a matter of doing things differently than the directions.
HB
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