Did you check the bakery?
I think I remember seeing something like that in some article a while
back.

/Martin

On Aug 24, 3:38 pm, jonoa <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hello all
>
> Big thanks to all the people who contribute to CakePHP - has certainly
> put some structure in to my development and I'll be donating as soon
> as I can monetize what I'm working on. :)
>
> I'm writing an app at the moment - basically it will allow the user to
> login, fill out some forms and basically spit out a pre-fabricated
> website complete with a registered domain.
>
> The interface for the user to login and submit the content for the
> site and register domains etc is done, the content to be used for the
> user-generated website is spread across a few models. I've built a
> controller (web) and appropriate views (about, contact) to make this
> data available. The website is also themed using native cake
> functionality allowing users to pick from a bunch of different themes.
>
> My question is this - how can I present the newly generated website
> and maintain the domain it was registered with? i.e. I can easily make
> my themed website available using /web/about/id:1 and /web/contact/id:
> 1 - but I need to make it accessible through mydomain.com/about and
> mydomain.com/contact. Similarly /web/about/id:2 and /web/contact/id:2
> would be accessible through myotherdomain.com/about and
> myotherdomain.com/contact.
>
> So the workflow is something like this..
>
> 1. User logs into corpsite.com
>
> 2. User enters content information into, essentially a CMS and a
> domain is registered for the user-site in the backend (i.e.
> mydomain.com)
>
> 3. Domain is configured in DNS and Apache to point at the corpsite.com
> cake application
>
> 4. Anyone who visits mydomain.com/about or mydomain.com/contact is
> essentially seeing a view rendered by corpsite.com/web/about/id:1 or
> corpsite.com/web/contact/id:1
>
> The tricky part is ensuring the URL for anyone visiting is the same as
> the domain that was registered.
>
> I'd like to keep everything as one app - I'm not sure if this is
> something I should be tackling in cake (I looked at routes - but I
> don't think it can match on hostname? In any case, if there was
> several hundred of these sites, would surely degrade performance too
> much). I'm thinking that mod_rewrite will definitely be involved
> somehow. Apache I'm pretty sure I can just use a wildcard virtual host
> and point it at the same app directory.
>
> I considered having the app write out a new directory structure and
> copy views etc over for each site, but I think that is not going to be
> maintainable.
>
> I think I have the various pieces - just not sure how to architect
> them. The fact that my cake app has knowledge of the relationship
> between the domain and the model for the content makes me think I can
> do this in cake. Scaling out to potentially hundreds of domains needs
> to be kept in mind.
>
> I'm not sure if this makes sense - any advice is greatly appreciated.
>
> Kind Regards
>
> Jon
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