i think this is more of a IIS issue than CF. yes you can use CGI to redirect
the user but why do it at this level.
if each domain is on the same server you can just setup one ColdFusion
datasource then each domain can access the same database and its content.
if you want to keep it secure
i also have to warn you having multiple domains with the same content
can class as duplicated content in Google. If Google decides the
websites are the same it WILL only index one of them or only one
domain will come up per search query i.e. sports. this rule will also
apply to sub
Dunno if mine is the best solution, but I've got about 10 sites pulling from
one db, I put a cfswitch statement from the cgi variable to handle getting
people to the correct pages; one if they type in website.com, one for
www.website.com. I have not had any problems with this method yet...
I'm just wondering what will happen with SSL. Never done it like that before.
Thanks,
Will
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To the best of my understanding you'll need a SSL cert for each domain/
ip address. If the sites were all sub-domains then there is a way to
do it with one SSL cert.
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What I did for RIAForge is simply sniff the CGI variable hostname
I believe. Maybe server_name. Either way, when you go to
x.riaforge.org, and it isn't www.riaforge.org, we treat it as a
project home page. I convert from x to a real project primary key
value, and from there it is a trivial
What I did for RIAForge is simply sniff the CGI variable hostname
I believe. Maybe server_name. Either way, when you go to
x.riaforge.org, and it isn't www.riaforge.org, we treat it as a
project home page. I convert from x to a real project primary key
value, and from there it is a
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