Extracting the domain name

[Roger Withnell]

I'm using one set of database tables to serve many
different domains, using the domain name to identify the
records related to a particular domain.

How do I use ASP to extract the domain name for the page
I'm in so that I can search the database for the
appropriate records?

[Ray at]

What do you mean? You have one site in IIS that is serving multiple WWW
domains, or are you talking about NT domains? Can you re-explain this
please?

Ray at home

"Roger Withnell" <ro***@upperbridge.co.uk> wrote in message
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I'm using one set of database tables to serve many
different domains, using the domain name to identify the
records related to a particular domain.

How do I use ASP to extract the domain name for the page
I'm in so that I can search the database for the
appropriate records?

[Evertjan.]

Ray at <%=sLocation%> wrote on 04 okt 2003 in
microsoft.public.inetserver.asp.general:

What do you mean? You have one site in IIS that is serving multiple
WWW domains, or are you talking about NT domains? Can you re-explain
this please?

Why not?

You can register many domains and ns-point them to the same IP, having
ASP server.transfer them to a different set of pages.

"<!--#include virtual" this in the top of all your pages

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<%
host = Request.ServerVariables("HTTP_HOST")
url = Request.ServerVariables("URL")
if instr(url,"/mydomain")<>1 then
If instr(host,"mydomain.org") = 1 Then
server.transfer "/mydomainORG" & url
ElseIf instr(host,"mydomain.com") = 1 Then
server.transfer "/mydomainCOM" & url
ElseIf instr(host,"mydomain.nl") = 1 Then
server.transfer "/mydomainNL" & url
ElseIf instr(host,"123.123.123.123") = 1 Then
server.transfer "/mydomainIP" & url
End If
server.transfer "/404.asp"
end if
%>

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not tested !!!
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Evertjan.
The Netherlands.
(Please change the x'es to dots in my emailaddress)