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Sebastian Picklum	Tuesday 01 February 2005 4:48:29 am Hello!!! Couldn't find anything about it in the docs, so I'm asking the community: Is it possible to set up a site an assigning a subdomain to the different nodes? It's hard to explain, so I'm trying to give an example: www -> content/view/2 and child nodes community -> content/view/3 and child nodes gallery -> content/view/4 and child nodes Mapping external URLs to the nodes is no problem, but how can I get eZpublish to use the correct URLs in the generated pages? EZROOT would map generate everything with www. Thanks a lot Sebastian sp@php.net
Balazs Halasy	Tuesday 01 February 2005 5:12:22 am Hi, Set up different siteaccesses where each siteaccess uses a different indexpage / root node. www.example.com -> uses siteaccess "example" where index page is node 13 gallery.example.com -> uses siteaccess "gallery" where index page is node 14 etc. Allman
Sebastian Picklum	Thursday 03 February 2005 2:15:26 am Thanks a lot! That did the trick! :-) Sebastian sp@php.net

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Tuesday 01 February 2005 4:48:29 am

Hello!!!

Couldn't find anything about it in the docs, so I'm asking the community:
Is it possible to set up a site an assigning a subdomain to the different nodes?
It's hard to explain, so I'm trying to give an example:
www -> content/view/2 and child nodes
community -> content/view/3 and child nodes
gallery -> content/view/4 and child nodes

Mapping external URLs to the nodes is no problem, but how can I get eZpublish to use the correct URLs in the generated pages? EZROOT would map generate everything with www.

Thanks a lot

Sebastian

sp@php.net

Balazs Halasy

Tuesday 01 February 2005 5:12:22 am

Hi,

Set up different siteaccesses where each siteaccess uses a different indexpage / root node.

www.example.com     -> uses siteaccess "example" where index page is node 13
gallery.example.com -> uses siteaccess "gallery" where index page is node 14
etc.

Allman

Sebastian Picklum

Thursday 03 February 2005 2:15:26 am

Thanks a lot! That did the trick!

:-) Sebastian

sp@php.net