Can this be done? Help please

[kirkzeus]

Hi all

 

I am after some advice here.

 

I have some space on a web server which belongs to one domain name, but also this space has a second domain name pointing to it. Under the web hosting plan I have, I can only have one index page, e.g. index.php, which would therefore be used for both domain names, but I want to have completely separate web pages for each of these 2 domain names.

 

Is there any way, ideally using PHP, that I can identify which one of these two domain names a visitor has come to and thereby displaying an index page which is specific for that domain name?

 

e.g.

if a visitor came to my web space using www.site1.com they would go to index1.php

if a visitor came to my web space using www.site2.com they would go to index2.php

 

Many thanks

[chigley]

Take a look at the $_SERVER superglobal array

[CMC]

There should be a folder for each domain, and I think your web host means you can only have 1 index.php per site, which makes sense because anytime you try and upload another index.php it will just overwrite the old one.

 

I have 2 sites running on one account and the configuration is as follows:

 

Location:public_html/ (main site)

index.php

/folder/

/domain2/ (second site)

 

I simply just put in the index I want for domain2 in the domain2 folder

 

Location: /public_html/domain2/

index.php

otherfile.php

image.png

 

Get it? You can only have 1 index per folder.

[GuitarGod]

I think it can be done.

 

<?php

if ( $_SERVER['SERVER_NAME'] == 'site1.com' )
{
  // put something here to direct the user to site 1
}
else
{
  // put something here to direct the user to site 2
}

?>

 

Not sure whether that works, but try it