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| jivanov 2005-01-31, 5:53 pm |
| hi, maybe this question has been answers a million times
before, sorry.. We are planning to use MCMS to manage 3
diferents websites in the same database and with the same
administrators, managers, etc.. but we need to keep the URL
for all of them..
What i mean is, if a people get to the site www.url1.com,
they get the content of URL1.com, then if people get to
www.url2.com, they will get other content, other templates,
etc... but i need to keep the www.url#.com from where then
get to the website...
Is this posible?
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| volmer 2005-01-31, 5:53 pm |
| Hi,
jivanov wrote:
> hi, maybe this question has been answers a million times
> before, sorry.. We are planning to use MCMS to manage 3
> diferents websites in the same database and with the same
> administrators, managers, etc.. but we need to keep the URL
> for all of them..
>
> What i mean is, if a people get to the site www.url1.com,
> they get the content of URL1.com, then if people get to
> www.url2.com, they will get other content, other templates,
> etc... but i need to keep the www.url#.com from where then
> get to the website...
>
> Is this posible?
Yes, it is entirely possible *if* you use the Enterprise edition of the
server. The feature is also available for testing in the Developer
edition of the server.
You will need to enable "map channel names to host header names" in the
SCA, and then you'll have to name each root channel (below /Channels)
according to the hostnames that you wish that particular channel to
respond to.
For example:
/Channels
/www.url1.com
/www.url2.com
Be aware that internal references between pages on two separate sites
(as they are considered with the map option enabled) turn out static by
default and thus won't update automatically as destination pages move
around...
Hope it helps,
Lasse F. Pedersen, IT-Sundhed
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| jivanov 2005-01-31, 5:53 pm |
| Thank you, it helps a lot.
Joseph Ivanov
>-----Original Message-----
>Hi,
>
>jivanov wrote:
>
>Yes, it is entirely possible *if* you use the Enterprise
edition of the
>server. The feature is also available for testing in the
Developer
>edition of the server.
>
>You will need to enable "map channel names to host header
names" in the
>SCA, and then you'll have to name each root channel (below
/Channels)
>according to the hostnames that you wish that particular
channel to
>respond to.
>
>For example:
>/Channels
>/www.url1.com
>/www.url2.com
>
>Be aware that internal references between pages on two
separate sites
>(as they are considered with the map option enabled) turn
out static by
>default and thus won't update automatically as destination
pages move
>around...
>
>Hope it helps,
>
>Lasse F. Pedersen, IT-Sundhed
>
>.
>
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