I *think* request scope has been around for a long time. With it, you have a variable available site-wide (for the current user) that does not have to be locked, as would/should session. (Similar to setting the datasource in the request scope: request.datasource = "MySource" and then using that throughout site) A couple possibilities come to mind regarding not yet having domain names. Havent' tried these, but might be able to use a /newsite at end of thetestdomain.com/newsite1, etc., then get this last piece and use it to find the id in initial query. Also, might be able to use dot notation: as newsite1.thetestdomain.com and look for that.
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