To add to the confusion: On my follow up question:
So, I would need an installation of web2py for every customer who would like to have his domain reference a function within my application? And this also holds true, if I'd install an application for that customer within web2py? I received this reply: You would need a separate application for each separate domain name that you want to display a different page on, unless the same web2py application can serve different pages, based on the domain name that is used - and I am not aware of such a feature. You might want to check with the web2py developers whether it is possible to serve different pages based on the domain name that is used in the HTTP request. The separate application can be a full fledged web2py installation, or a redirect to the main URL (e.g.to http://www.centralfit.nl/init/homepage/index/443) , or an iframe page used to mask to actual URL, or a simple HTML copy of the page(s) your web2py installation generates, or anything that displays the content you want to see actually. I guess the feature mentioned is routes.py? The second part of the reply doesn't ring a bell at all, I hope one of you can tell me what is being explained here. Kind regards, Annet.
