Just wondering is there a module out there where my users can have there own site on my XOOPS site. Sort of like a page where they can edit and have others come see there page?


http://www.mysite.com/user1

If not, is there anything close to this?





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Assuming there's no module, shouldn't you be able to add it as a virtual domain in apache? You'd route the request for http://www.blahblah.com/user1 to http://www.myxoopssite.com/modules/popnupblog/user1.php where the php page is the beginning of user1's blog. In such a case you'd have to make sure that anonymous users have access to the module page you're referring to.

-EDIT-
The more I think about it, the more I think this is the only way to do it. It's your web server that would be "listening" for something like this, right? Otherwise your XOOPS site will be looking for a folder called user1 which would need its own index.php and God knows what else. I'd sure like to be wrong, here. Somebody correct me.

I suppose somebody could create a module that added a folder for users who created sub-sites, then copied needed files into each folder as they were created. It sounds pretty cool, actually. I need to learn PHP.

Well, now there is the USER PAGE module. I wonder is it possible to go about:

Instead of:

http://www.yoursite.com/modules/userpage/index.php?page_id=1

Defaults to to:

http://www.yoursite.com/username


Any takers?

Assuming you are on an Apache webserver ... maybe you can use mod_rewrite rules for that
(see here)

Xoops by default cannot do that.

Wow,

that is a bit much for my skill level.

Seems, do-able, but I know I can't do it.