[SOLVED] URL Variable in a define statement.

[bryweb]

I have a php site that I  have multiple domains pointed to one physical directory but I want each domain to use its own template folder,

 

I am using PHP vs.  Windows NT S15337964    5.2 build 3790

 

I have pieced together what I think I need to do,  but I am an extreme newbie and need help on how to exactly write it,  This is what I got so far.

 

This will be part of the config.php.

 

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$url = "http" . ((!empty($_SERVER['HTTPS'])) ? "s" : "") . 
"://".$_SERVER['SERVER_NAME'].$_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'];

define( 'TEMPLATE_DIR', FULL_PATH . 'templates-$url/' );

define( 'TEMPLATE_C_DIR', FULL_PATH . 'templates_c-$url/' );

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I would need to strip the www. out too if it was in the address.

 

Then I would have a template folder for each domain pointing at the site;

 

templates-123.com  (or without the .com if possible)

templates-abc.com

templates-yoursite.com

 

Thanks,

 

Bryan

[bryweb]

Help a NEWBIE,    What is wrong with this code,  the ECHO command works,  why can I not get the DEFINE line to work,  THANKS in advance,

 

function curServerName() {
return substr($_SERVER["SERVER_NAME"],strrpos($_SERVER["SERVER_NAME"],"://"));
}

echo "The current page name is ".curServerName();

define( 'TEMPLATE_DIR', FULL_PATH . 'templates/{$curServerName()}/');

 

 

[premiso]

define( 'TEMPLATE_DIR', FULL_PATH . 'templates/' . curServerName() . '/');

 

That would work. You were using a function as a variable. It does not work that way.

[bryweb]

Thanks Premiso ........That Worked ! ! !    and I actually ended up using the wrong way I did it intially for a variable else where after I got past the hump you got me through.

 

Much Appreciated !

 

Bryan