2 Websites on 1 url

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 that
..... ?

Can anyone help me out with this one ?

Jos de Nijs

[kingofkolt]

<jo*********@f1help.org> wrote in message
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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 that .... ?

Can anyone help me out with this one ?

Jos de Nijs

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="secondone.nl"; // change this to the URL that you want redirected
to the Dutch frontpage
$de_frontpage="de_frontpage.html"; // change this to the filename of the
Dutch frontpage
$en_frontpage="en_frontpage.html"; // change this to the filename of the
English frontpage

if (strstr($_SERVER['SERVER_NAME'],$de_url)) {
header("Location: $de_frontpage");
} else {
header("Location: $en_frontpage");
}
?>

[José María Mateos]

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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

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]

In article <10*************@corp.supernews.com>, <jo*********@f1help.org> wrote:

But, I want to create a separate entrance for the english part of the
website and a separate entrance for the dutch website.

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

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

[Nikolai Chuvakhin]

<jo*********@f1help.org> wrote in message
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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.

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(strtolower($_SERVER['SCRIPT_URI']), 'secondone.nl'))) {
header('Location: http://www.secondone.nl/hollands/');
} else {
header('Location: http://www.firstone.com/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