The client said that using one IP address, several domain names can
be used- multiple sites using host
header names. I am not sure what that means
It means that you'll probably have to create virtual directories for
both sites, as several people have mentioned.
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig
you probably have a mapping set up (in cf admin or in your
Application.cfc/cfm) for your above-web-root folder that contains your
.cfm files - that is why they can be included.
that cf mapping however would not apply to any other files - only to
cfm/cfc ones.
all other files will be served by
Thanks for replying. Everything is set up and I am able to access individual
sites. The problem is with the images folder. I am not able to get the
images to be displayed. Any ideas on this. I gave my directory structure in
my initial question. There is another folder at the same level as
and multiple domain names
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Hi All -
I am new to this multiple domain thing. Am working on a project, where
there multiple domain projects under on webroot. Like www.abc.com, www.
def.com under one root. The folder structure is something like below:
E
The host header is what is sent to server and contains the domain name being
requested.
This is then used to determine which website to display.
In IIS you simply enter the domain name in the bindings section along with
the IP address you want to use for the site.
If you have multiple domains for
The client said that using one IP address, several domain names can be used-
multiple sites using host
header names. I am not sure what that means
It means that you'll probably have to create virtual directories for
both sites, as several people have mentioned.
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf
Hi All -
I am new to this multiple domain thing. Am working on a project, where there
multiple domain projects under on webroot. Like www.abc.com, www.def.com under
one root. The folder structure is something like below:
E:
webroot
--INCLUDES
--IMAGES
--image.gif
--
I am new to this multiple domain thing. Am working on a project, where there
multiple domain projects under on webroot. Like
www.abc.com, www.def.com under one root. The folder structure is something
like below:
E:
webroot
--INCLUDES
--IMAGES
--image.gif
--
You'll want to create an alias to the images folder between sites. What web
server are you using?
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Date: Mon, Jan 24, 2011 20:02
Subject: Coldfusion webroot and multiple
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