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Re: Multiple Seperate Domains with Silverstripe
26 June 2008 at 9:58pm
The subsites module is probably what you are looking for. You can use the 1 CMS to manage multiple sites. For a real world example we have recently done is the epmu.org.nz site. This site uses the subsites module to control the http://www.workrights.org.nz/. You can also create, manage as many subsites as you want and set custom themes.
As to the state of it for 'general' release, It has no documentation and has had no public releases as of yet (only used on a few internally done sites) so its probably in the 'risky' to use category!
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Re: Multiple Seperate Domains with Silverstripe
27 June 2008 at 2:38am Last edited: 25 July 2010 6:58am
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Re: Multiple Seperate Domains with Silverstripe
3 July 2008 at 10:59pm
You might also be interested in the "Homepage for Domain" field, that each Page has on the "Behaviour"-tab within the CMS - which means you can have separate homepages for different domains. as long as those pages are not interlinked with each other (or searchable), they roughly act like separate websites.
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Re: Multiple Seperate Domains with Silverstripe
15 August 2008 at 3:46pm
Would it be possible to simulate this functionality by creating top-menu-level items each with a different .ss for its children's layouts, then redirect via .htaccess so that it jumps to the appropriate sub-page based on the domain? I'm only passingly familiar with apache's redirect capabilities, but I'm guessing the difficulty would be in supporting multiple pages within a domain.
I.e. if SS is set up with Domain1 and Domain2 top level pages with, say, Domain(x)Home and Domain(x)AboutUs children, would it be possible to set up redirects to map requests to the appropriate SS page, e.g:
Domain1.com --> Domain1Home
Domain1.com/home --> Domain1Home
Domain1.AboutUs --> Domain1AboutUs
Domain2.com --> Domain2Home
Domain2.com/home --> Domain2Home
Domain2.AboutUs --> Domain2AboutUsetc., without having to map out redirects for every possible page specification that could come along?
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