shesma

Hello, I am new to apache server scripting. What I have in mind is to direct UserA.domain.com to www.domain.com/users/UserA. I've read in some forums that this has to do with .htaccess file Is it possible to take userA as a variable and direct it to the desired path ? so there is no need to add each one of them in .htaccess file I don't want the address bar to show domain.com/users/UserA after the process is done, I want it to read the files under it and keeping userA.domain.com in address bar. I am using a shared hosting and the onely access I have is to the .htaccess file Regards,

Thanks for passing by fenway! So if am intending to have a project that includes ( cms + email + blog ) it is recomended to integrate all of these in one DB at least to register the same name/pass at one step and to recall them after one login oh and I will keep in mind to have unique tabel names

[!--quoteo(post=336038:date=Jan 13 2006, 06:21 AM:name=Dood)--][div class=\'quotetop\']QUOTE(Dood @ Jan 13 2006, 06:21 AM) 336038[/snapback][/div][div class=\'quotemain\'][!--quotec--] Right. For example, I need a database to run my personal webpages, PHPBB needs another, and PHPNuke needs the third... If you only have the ability to have one database, you wouldn't be able to run some other applications. So you can't have all the tables in one db's ? will it interfere with each other ?

Hello, After searching google to find a place to host my site I found many webhosts offer multi mysql db's on their plans. What is the idea in using more than one database for your scripts ? Wouldn't having your data spreaded over two or more db's make integration a little bit harder or at least takes more time in loading the page ? waiting for your explanation guys.. Thanks