Why not use your frontend controller to set a constant.
I use it to set the application based on the subdomain, but I've used it
to set other info for a project. I needed a different Google Map API Key
for two formats of the same application. I'm not sure if this is the
'right' way to do it but it works.
/**
* Check subdomain name and define category accordingly:
*/
if ( isset($_SERVER) &&
is_array($_SERVER) &&
isset($_SERVER['HTTP_HOST']) &&
preg_match('/categoryone/', $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'])
)
{
define('CATEGORY', 'one');
}
elseif (
isset($_SERVER) &&
is_array($_SERVER) &&
isset($_SERVER['HTTP_HOST']) &&
preg_match('/categorytwo/', $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'])
)
{
define('CATEGORY', 'two');
}
else
{
define('CATEGORY', 'default');
}
HTH
Tom
Damien wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I have a website built with symfony, organized with categories. I
> would like to have a subdomain for each category. For example:
>
> mymcategory.mywebsite.com
>
> I made my subdomain and catch it in my apache webserver, but I don't
> know how to make it available in my website.
> I tought to build a new route in my routing.yml like:
>
> subdomain:
> host: mycategory.mywebsite.com
> url: /
> param: {module: category, action: show, name: mycategory}
>
> It doesn't work. Should I use it or make a filter ? But I don't know
> how to make this type of filter.
>
> I hope you will be able to help me.
>
> Thank you
>
> Damien Gougeon
> >
>
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