Hi, Yes there was an error, I never meant to post 3 times it backlogged
in the system and my bulk detector picked up the email from php.net
asking me to register my email so sorry about that.
I am actually using Windows IIS, there is a IISRewrite which does the
same as mod_rewrite, however the problem I had using that is you can
only change the bit after www.example.com so for example if i had
www.example.com?cat_id=5 i could rewrite that to www.example.com/games/
however I didn't find a way of rewriting the entire URL to make it look
like a different site, if that is possible however I'll look further
into it but at the time being I have found no way.
Thanks
Frank Arensmeier wrote:
Kevin, there is no need to post the same question three times to this
list. Your chances on getting helpful responses won't increase.
The issue you describe is more related to Apache (assuming that you
are on an Apache server) and URL rewriting than to PHP. Ask Google for
"Apache mod_rewrite" and I am sure you will find some stuff that will
help you.
/frank
25 okt 2006 kl. 11.49 skrev Kevin:
Hi,
I am trying to have 1 template site and have an unlimited number of
websites using this template site to call there own information.
The sites are exactly the same except for the database, each of the
sites also needs there own URL, for example one of these urls may be
www.example1.com and the other www.example2.com. These sites are
identical apart from the database they call to, one will call to a
database called example1 and the other example2. I want another site
(for example www.solution.com) to read what url has been entered and
to pull in the database for that site (either example1 or example2)
and show that information. I have tried using the CURL library
without success (not sure how to use it fully) and have tried using
frames but had loads of problems regarding losing session data. can
anyone help?
Thanks
Kev
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