Silly question maybe? I'm hoping to be able to create property specific real estate web sites for a client. We want to have a small boutique site for each real estate listing they current have, and host them under a unique domain name that is somewhat specific to the corresponding property. Essentially the design is the exact same for each, only the content changes. I'm envisioning 3 pages max. I know with my goDaddy account, I can house multiple sites under one plan, and each is essentially a directory underneath the main account site. But of course, each directory has it's own domain name that points to that directory.
So now—my question. Can I install MODx once, and then create these multiple directories that each would contain an index page.
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You sure can look
here for more info on how to achieve it.
Hope that helps, good luck.
Thanks Benjamin. This is exactly what I was looking for—though I'm a bit intimidated at the moment. I probably just need to set up my hosting plan, assign a couple of sites with unique domains, and give it a go.
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This method is more user friendly than the manual method, if you follow the instructions from the tutorial you should be fine.
Let me know if you have any further questions, good luck.
If you need instructions on the more manual method happy to post here. It's covered in depth in Bob Ray's MODX book
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W. Shawn Wilkerson also covers this in
his book, with example .htaccess configurations and gateway plugins.
