I posted the following question at WebFaction: One of my customers asked me whether it would be possible to have his domain centralfit.nl reference a page within my web2py app. Is this simply a matter of adding the domain centralfit.nl to the Control Panel, and creating a website that references this single page, by entering a website name 'centralfit', selecting the subdomain www.centralfit.nl which corresponds to the website record and adding a site app where 'customweb2py' is the app and /init/homepage/index/443 is the URL in which 'init' is the application, 'homepage' is the controller, 'index' is the function and '443' is the argument. Or isn't it this simple?
There reply reads as follows: If you do what you described, you would end up with your "customweb2py" app available through http://www.centralfit.nl/init/homepage/index/443; no page will be displayed at http://www.centralfit.nl though. You will definitely need a second application if you want http://www.centralfit.nl to show different pages than http://www.fitwise.nl I wonder whether this is a limitation of WebFaction or a limitation in general. I built an application that, based on a company_id, exposes a fully functional web application. If the customers domain cannot reference this application, this idea is useless. Is there a way to solve this problem? Kind regards, Annet.
