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Mikhail Miguel wrote:
OBS:
IS JUST AN EXPERIMENTAL HACK,
IT IS NOT THE IDEAL WAY TO DO A "XOOPS MULTISITE".
database.php
le="color: #000000"><?php function prefix($tablename='') { if ( $tablename == '' ) { return $this->prefix; } elseif ( $tablename == 'users' ) { return 'same_users'; } elseif ( $tablename == 'groups_users_link' ) { return 'same_groups_users_link'; } elseif ( $tablename == 'priv_msgs' ) { return 'same_priv_msgs'; } elseif ( $tablename == 'session' ) { return 'same_session'; } else { return $this->prefix .'_'. $tablename; } }
to use the same files with diferent sites/subdomains, just replace the mainfile.php for:
<?php if (!(isset($subdominio))) { $subdominio = $HTTP_HOST; $subdominio = str_replace("www.","",$subdominio); $subdominio = str_replace(".com","",$subdominio); $subdominio = str_replace(".net","",$subdominio); $subdominio = str_replace(".org","",$subdominio); } if (!(empty($subdominio))) { include($subdominio."mainfile.php"); } ?>
This looks great and easy enough, but a meddling non-programmer like me, might have questions such as:
* Should
le="color: #000000"><?php $subdominio = str_replace("www.","",$subdominio);
be written as :
le="color: #000000"><?php $subdominio = str_replace("www.","",$THE_SUB_DOMAIN_NAME);
Otherwise, where do I tell XOOPS the name of the subdomain? (e.g. sub1.site.com, sub2.site.com, etc..)
* Where is database.php ?
Thanks!
Best wishes!
Aharon
