How to personalized different parts of my website using vanity sub-domain
name url.
example: my domain name is www.mydomain.com.
I would like the vanity url to be myname.mydomain .com, and personalize the
current page from the database using that vanity url
('myname.mydoma in.com'). 3  1814 
>How to personalized different parts of my website using vanity sub-domain name url.
example: my domain name is www.mydomain.com.
I would like the vanity url to be myname.mydomain .com, and personalize the
current page from the database using that vanity url
('myname.mydom ain.com').
You do realise that this is more complex than the standard vanity URL
concept that ASP.NET can do? You are now dealing with different domain
names, so your server would have to be set up so that every domain
ending in mydomain.com went to your site. If you intend making up names
as you go along (as opposed to having to reconfigure IIS every time),
then you will have to make this site the default site for the whole
machine.
Once you have the domain stuff figured, then I guess the rest will be
the same as any case of URL rewriting. You will be checking the domain
rather than just the URL, but the principle is the same.
HTH
--
Alan Silver
(anything added below this line is nothing to do with me)
Ok that seems harder than I thought, but what if I use the standard vanity
url way
like the following?
the user types in the url myname.domain.c om
the web application rewrite the url to www.domain.com/default.aspx?username=myname
will this work? if so how?
"Alan Silver" <al*********@no spam.thanx> wrote in message
news:i4******** ******@nospamth ankyou.spam... How to personalized different parts of my website using vanity sub-domain
name url.
example: my domain name is www.mydomain.com.
I would like the vanity url to be myname.mydomain .com, and personalize the
current page from the database using that vanity url
('myname.mydo main.com').
You do realise that this is more complex than the standard vanity URL
concept that ASP.NET can do? You are now dealing with different domain
names, so your server would have to be set up so that every domain ending
in mydomain.com went to your site. If you intend making up names as you go
along (as opposed to having to reconfigure IIS every time), then you will
have to make this site the default site for the whole machine.
Once you have the domain stuff figured, then I guess the rest will be the
same as any case of URL rewriting. You will be checking the domain rather
than just the URL, but the principle is the same.
HTH
--
Alan Silver
(anything added below this line is nothing to do with me)
>Ok that seems harder than I thought, but what if I use the standard vanity url way
like the following?
the user types in the url myname.domain.c om
As soon as you start doing anything with the bit before mydomain.com,
you run into DNS issues as described below. These are not
insurmountable, depending on your server set up, but have to be
considered.
If you want to have vanity URLs and don't want to have to consider the
DNS, then stick with www.mydomain.com and add the vanity bit afterwards,
eg www.mydomain.com/people/alan.silver
HTH
the web application rewrite the url to
www.domain.com/default.aspx?username=myname
will this work? if so how?
"Alan Silver" <al*********@no spam.thanx> wrote in message
news:i4******* *******@nospamt hankyou.spam... >How to personalized different parts of my website using vanity sub-domain
name url.
example: my domain name is www.mydomain.com.
I would like the vanity url to be myname.mydomain .com, and personalize the
current page from the database using that vanity url
('myname.myd omain.com').
You do realise that this is more complex than the standard vanity URL
concept that ASP.NET can do? You are now dealing with different domain
names, so your server would have to be set up so that every domain ending
in mydomain.com went to your site. If you intend making up names as you go
along (as opposed to having to reconfigure IIS every time), then you will
have to make this site the default site for the whole machine.
Once you have the domain stuff figured, then I guess the rest will be the
same as any case of URL rewriting. You will be checking the domain rather
than just the URL, but the principle is the same.
HTH
--
Alan Silver
(anything added below this line is nothing to do with me)
--
Alan Silver
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