Hi all!
I'm hoping to get some advice from the community on whether something
I want to do is possible and/or appropriate. For one of my projects,
I have a system that is basically glorified online store on which our
clients can sell their goods. Many of our clients are now asking for
us to create fully branded versions of our system for them, so that
buyers never realize that they aren't at Company X's own personal
website. For the most part, this just means that we need to change
the style sheet and use Company X's URL instead of our own. Because
we could be looking at potentially thousands of clients wanting to do
this and because 99.9% of the site would remain the same, with only
the look & feel changing, I don't think that running these as virtual
hosts would be the best choice. What I'm leaning toward doing is
grabbing the Host from the HTTP headers and using that to dictate
which style sheet is delivered. Are there any inherent risks with
controlling things this way? And then the bigger question is, is
there any way to tell AOLserver which SSL cert to use, based on the
host information?
Any advise on this would be greatly appreciated.
Sincerely,
-Scott
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