| Re: Do I need www. in the url for my web site? |
| by chrisz on 2003/11/26 1:06:01 I can access my site either through smartautomation.com or http://www.smartautomation.com and XOOPS doesn't seem to care. If I just type smartautomation.com I'm automatically sent to http://www.smartautomation.com. Good luck! Chris |
| Re: Do I need www. in the url for my web site? |
| by mariuss on 2003/11/26 0:32:06 You could configure XOOPS to work with brilliantenergy.com and then configure your web server to redirect http://www.brilliantenergy.com to brilliantenergy.com. Depending on the theme you use it may be possible to work with both URLs (without a redirect), but I doubt. Since XOOPS needs to know your site's URL it only makes sense that you cannot use two different URLs, right? Marius |
| Re: Do I need www. in the url for my web site? |
| by ajaxbr on 2003/11/25 23:59:19 Bumpty boo. Any workaround available? I'd say this is pretty bad for production sites. |
| Re: Do I need www. in the url for my web site? |
| by sunsnapper on 2003/11/5 15:10:31 As predicted, changing XOOPS_URL to brilliantenergy.com allows it to work without the www. However, one get's the problem in reverse. I think I will go without the www for XOOPS_URL in mainfile.php and then see if I can create an alias for www in my DNS. (Actually, I just checked the DNS and it appears there is already an A record for *.domain.com, so I guess that's not going to be enough. For the time being, I guess I'll add www back to my XOOPS_URL .) I'm happy to hear other suggestions. |
| Re: Do I need www. in the url for my web site? |
| by chapi on 2003/11/5 15:05:40 http://www.chapi.de/v4/modules/guestbook/ works fine. http://chapi.de/v4/modules/guestbook/ results in a white page. So I also think this is caused by the XOOPS_URL in mainfile.php as you mentioned, but have no time to check it at the moment. |