You could do this many ways:
For multiple languages, I often use session vars (that way the URLS
don't get bogged up, but you do use a few more resources having all
those sessions flying around I guess)
But multiple sites, i.e different domain names on one hosted account
I run each site out of it's own folder, then use ISAPI to rewrite the
URLS:
so www.domain.com/site1/ - www.site1.com
This way, you could have a siteroot application.cfc, and then
application.cfc's which extend the site root cfc.
I've got about 25 sites running out of one hosting account using that
technique: only catch is you can't use absolute siteroot URLs.
T
On 12 Mar 2007, at 14:40, Che Vilnonis wrote:
I'm looking for some real world advice on how to properly configure my
ColdFusion application for one hosting account that will host five
different
web sites that share the same core templates. Only the images and the
databased information will change from site to site.
What is the best way to initially determine the domain? (Can CGI
variables
always be used?) Once determined, what is the best way to maintain
its value
(and any other necessary specific site values) from page to page?
Would
session variables be my best bet?
I'm sure this has been done before. Especially with sites that are
published
in multiple languages. Any tips or advice would be appreciated.
Thanks, Che
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