on way to gp about it would be to sniff the http_host and then base a
constant [or variable] upon the sniff.
here's an example of something i have done in the past that allowed me
to have what you are asking for:
if (!stristr($_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'], 'unmannedship.com')) {
// development area
define('BASE_URL', 'http://localhost/www.unmannedship.com/');
} else {
// live site
define('BASE_URL', 'http://www.unmannedship.com/');
}
-thinbegin
Wade Preston Shearer wrote:
Because a site is load-balanced between multiple servers, I have had
to use a full URL ("http://example.com/…"; instead of just "/…") for
301 mod_rewrite redirects. The problem with this is that the same code
then does not work in the development environment. Does anyone have a
solution for this? A way that I can have the same code work in both
places? I would prefer to not have the domain in the redirect path,
but can't think of any other way for it to work with the
load-balancer. Any ideas?
wade
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