2 Websites on 1 url

**kingofkolt** · Jul 17 '05, 05:41 AM

Re: 2 Websites on 1 url

<jos.de.nijs@f1 help.org> wrote in message
news:10c6oc2gvr 3js40@corp.supe rnews.com...[color=blue]
> Hello there,
>
> I'm looking for some code to split a website that is hosted on one server.
>
> For example: I have the domain www.firstone.com and www.secondone.nl
> They're both hosted at one provider. So far no problems. The ISP makes the
> changes in the dns and when you type in the urls you'll arrive at the same
> website's index.html
>
> But, I want to create a separate entrance for the english part of the
> website and a separate entrance for the dutch website.
>
> I know there is some javascript to do this, but hey ! Who wants to use[/color]
that[color=blue]
> .... ?
>
> Can anyone help me out with this one ?
>
> Jos de Nijs
>
>[/color]

First make sure your server supports PHP. Then get rid of index.html and
make a page called index.php and put this code in it:

<?php
$de_url="second one.nl"; // change this to the URL that you want redirected
to the Dutch frontpage
$de_frontpage=" de_frontpage.ht ml"; // change this to the filename of the
Dutch frontpage
$en_frontpage=" en_frontpage.ht ml"; // change this to the filename of the
English frontpage

if (strstr($_SERVE R['SERVER_NAME'],$de_url)) {
header("Locatio n: $de_frontpage") ;
} else {
header("Locatio n: $en_frontpage") ;
}
?>

**José María Mateos** · Jul 17 '05, 05:41 AM

Re: 2 Websites on 1 url

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In comp.lang.php, <jos.de.nijs@f1 help.org> (jos.de.nijs@f1 help.org) wrote:[color=blue]
> For example: I have the domain www.firstone.com and www.secondone.nl
> They're both hosted at one provider. So far no problems. The ISP makes the
> changes in the dns and when you type in the urls you'll arrive at the same
> website's index.html[/color]

I think the most convenient way to achieve this is to ask your
provider to use VirtualHosts (if using Apache, there are other
approaches if using a different server). That might suit your needs
just fine.

Regards.

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**Tim Van Wassenhove** · Jul 17 '05, 05:41 AM

Re: 2 Websites on 1 url

In article <10c6oc2gvr3js4 0@corp.supernew s.com>, <jos.de.nijs@f1 help.org> wrote:[color=blue]
> But, I want to create a separate entrance for the english part of the
> website and a separate entrance for the dutch website.[/color]

Meaby this is useful? http://www.grep.be/data/accept-to-gettext.inc

--
Tim Van Wassenhove <http://home.mysth.be/~timvw/contact.php>

**Nikolai Chuvakhin** · Jul 17 '05, 05:41 AM

Re: 2 Websites on 1 url

<jos.de.nijs@f1 help.org> wrote in message
news:<10c6oc2gv r3js40@corp.sup ernews.com>...[color=blue]
>
> I'm looking for some code to split a website that is hosted on one server.
>
> For example: I have the domain www.firstone.com and www.secondone.nl
> They're both hosted at one provider. So far no problems. The ISP makes the
> changes in the dns and when you type in the urls you'll arrive at the same
> website's index.html
>
> But, I want to create a separate entrance for the english part of the
> website and a separate entrance for the dutch website.[/color]

The best solution is to configure your Web server appropriately.
If you are running Apache, you should use mod_rewrite. Depending
on which site is being requested, mod_rewrite will redirect the
request to the appropriate file without user noticing anything.

A more PHP-oriented solution (one of many possible) would be to
place this file in your root directory as index.php:

<?php
if (strstr(strtolo wer($_SERVER['SCRIPT_URI']), 'secondone.nl') )) {
header('Locatio n: http://www.secondone.n l/hollands/');
} else {
header('Locatio n: http://www.firstone.co m/english/');
}
?>

Needless to say, your Dutch site would be hosted in the /hollands
directory, while your English site would be located in the /english
directory...

Cheers,
NC

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