Condition:
1. I just upgraded from IMail 4.x to 6.06. (4.x had only the built-in web pages, I.E. no templates).
2. My root web mail site (I.E. the one associated with the machine) now has its own unique web pages.
3. I create a unique set of web pages for a customer's virtual web mail domain. That web mail domain has its own IP address.
4. Many of my customers have links on their web sites to my mail server for easy access or even just a Favorite to my mail server. Because 4.x had only the one set of web pages, those links or favorites point to my mail server (I.E. Not to their domain on my mail server.) They also log in using their complete email address.
 
End Conditions
 
Now, if one of my customers from Condition #3 clicks on the old link, uses a favorite, or just plain types in the address of my mail server, he gets my login prompt, enters his complete email address and password and clicks login. What he gets is that customer's Menu page, but the virtual path is to my web site. So any buttons that have the same file name and realtive path in both directories get displayed from my root web site, not the customers. If the names are different or the relative path is different, the buttons are not displayed. These things are true for all objects linked from the page, buttons (an image), other images, wav files, include files...
 
The reverse condition works correctly. Connect to the customer web site, enter a complete email address for the root site, and the virtual path is correct.
 
Having Fun - Dancing on the dark side of the moon,
Mike
 
 

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