Creating SubDomain with PHP

[Maximus]

I have a registration form, when after registering, the user would get
a subdomain

http://username.domainname.com

I created a wildcard DNS which happened to redirect *.domainname.co m to
the public_html folder.

I need to find a way to redirect eahc subdomain to it's user folder.


Any solutions?

[Jerry Stuckle]

Re: Creating SubDomain with PHP

Maximus wrote:

I have a registration form, when after registering, the user would get
a subdomain
>

http://username.domainname.com

>
>
I created a wildcard DNS which happened to redirect *.domainname.co m to
the public_html folder.
>
I need to find a way to redirect eahc subdomain to it's user folder.
>
>
Any solutions?
>

I'd normally handle this in a .htaccess file instead of PHP.

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[Maximus]

Re: Creating SubDomain with PHP

HOW?????

Just give me a solution, not caring if it' PHP or anythin else

Jerry Stuckle wrote:

Maximus wrote:

I have a registration form, when after registering, the user would get
a subdomain

http://username.domainname.com

I created a wildcard DNS which happened to redirect *.domainname.co m to
the public_html folder.

I need to find a way to redirect eahc subdomain to it's user folder.


Any solutions?

>
I'd normally handle this in a .htaccess file instead of PHP.
>
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[Jerry Stuckle]

Re: Creating SubDomain with PHP

Maximus wrote:

Jerry Stuckle wrote:
>

>>Maximus wrote:
>>

>>>I have a registration form, when after registering, the user would get
>>>a subdomain
>>>
>>>http://username.domainname.com
>>>
>>>
>>>I created a wildcard DNS which happened to redirect *.domainname.co m to
>>>the public_html folder.
>>>
>>>I need to find a way to redirect eahc subdomain to it's user folder.
>>>
>>>
>>>Any solutions?
>>>

>>
>>I'd normally handle this in a .htaccess file instead of PHP.
>>
>>--
>>============= =====
>>Remove the "x" from my email address
>>Jerry Stuckle
>>JDS Computer Training Corp.
>>jstucklex@att global.net
>>============= =====

>
>
HOW?????
>
Just give me a solution, not caring if it' PHP or anythin else
>

(Top posting fixed)

Well, you could try alt.apache.conf iguration for a .htaccess solution.

And I don't just "give solutions" - at least not for free (as a
consultant, that's how I get paid). I do, however, help those who try
things themselves.

And please don't top post.

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