$e = &$modx->event;
$subdomain = 'subdomain.yourdomain.com'; // your subdomain name here
if($e->name=='OnWebPageInit') {
$s = $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'];
if($s==$subdomain && $modx->documentIdentifier==$modx->config['site_start']){
header('Location: index.php?id=6');
exit;
}
else if($s==$subdomain){
$modx->config['site_start'] = 6; // your start page here
$modx->config['error_page'] = 6; // your error page here
}
}
&$modx->event
)
if($e->name=='OnWebPageInit') {
if($s==$subdomain && $modx->documentIdentifier==$modx->config['site_start']){
header('Location: index.php?id=6');
exit;
}
else if($s==$subdomain){
$modx->config['site_start'] = 6; // your start page here
$modx->config['error_page'] = 6; // your error page here
}
That’s correct
&$modx->event
That will fetch the current event by reference right?
if($e->name=='OnWebPageInit') {
Why do we need to check the current event again? I thought it will only be called when event is OnWebPageInit?
if($s==$subdomain && $modx->documentIdentifier==$modx->config['site_start']){ header('Location: index.php?id=6'); exit; } else if($s==$subdomain){ $modx->config['site_start'] = 6; // your start page here $modx->config['error_page'] = 6; // your error page here }
What is the first if conditional did? Checking the default page start?
Is there anyway to start understanding module better?
The problem is that links aren’t rendered with the subdomain. If I go to subdomain.boopaloo.com, the links on the page are for boopaloo.com/subdomain/item1.html, so once the visitor navigates away from the subdomain landing page, they’re no longer in the subdomain, which often isn’t what’s desired, and makes my snippet not work
), but as of 10 minutes ago (and after hours of testing/banging my head against my desk) it does indeed rewrite the URLs to include the subdomain. Sorry to be stupid on this one.
Quote from: wendy at Nov 18, 2005, 10:32 PM
if($s==$subdomain && $modx->documentIdentifier==$modx->config['site_start']){ header('Location: index.php?id=6'); exit; } else if($s==$subdomain){ $modx->config['site_start'] = 6; // your start page here $modx->config['error_page'] = 6; // your error page here }
What is the first if conditional did? Checking the default page start?
This will cause the plugin to redirect site_start request to the subdomain site_start page.
I still don’t get it.
What I can interpret, if domain requested equal to $subdomain, then set the header to the desired doc id, and exit; else, if the the requested domain equal to $subdomain, then it will set the config vars of site start and error page into desired doc id.
From what I assume, the else if statement is the one that do the job, by changing the config site start and page error doc id, then what is the use of the first if statement? Why don’t we just move the header() into else if statement, and remove the if statement.
Sorry, if I ask something stupid.
Is there any possibility to include array support as the subdoain vars, and the plugin will loop throught the array of subdomain to determine whether the requested subdomain to be directed to the appropriate doc id that was assigned in the array. In fact, we can set the array key as the subdomain string, and let the value of array as the doc id for start page and error page, but I’m not to for sure whether php allowed an array key with a dot.
Thanks again for the help and reply.
PS: The developers docs is imrpoved from the one that I read a few weeks ago. Awesome! It helps me understand the way MODx work more than I know previously. Thank you guys!
regards,
Wendy Novianto