Steve
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Ok i now have the two domain names working 90%
http://www.edition30.co.uk works throughout as does http://www.vagweb.co.uk
My remaining problem is this, when you login or out it generates a redirect link, this redirect link is based on a database entry which currently is "www.vagweb.co.uk/forums"
hence it builds the redirect link from that. So when you login, if if you are browsing via www.edition30.co.uk you get redirected back to vagweb.co.uk
How can i make it so it just takes whatever the domain name you are using?
there probably is a really simply answer, i have tried changing the db entry to "/forums"
but thats doesnt work, get page cannot be displayed for some reason, any clues?
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James
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Tried ./Forums?
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Steve
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no i will try that now, that did cross my mind
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James
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Although thinking about it, edition30.co.uk/forums doesn't actually technically exist so it may never work?
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Steve
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page cannot be displayed 
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Steve
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quote:
Originally posted by James
Although thinking about it, edition30.co.uk/forums doesn't actually technically exist so it may never work?
it does exist, goto it
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Steve
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also note that when i change it to /forums or ./forums it doesnt work with using the normal vagweb.co.uk domain either
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James
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Oh yeah it does exist.
Ok next idea........
Read in the Referrer URL, if its edition30.co.uk, get a value from the db, if its vagweb.co.uk, get a different one.
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Steve
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is there a php command for the refferer url?
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James
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$_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER']
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James
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You will have to play with it a bit, i'm not sure exactly what it gives you.
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dave17
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quote:
Originally posted by Steve
I have a small problem
My Penis
Nothing new here then.
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Steve
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ok thats kind of working but not quite because it generates a random sid so impossible to get a fixed referrer each time, how do you check just to the first / ?
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Steve
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ie
http://www.edition30.co.uk/forums/index.php?sid=f74354de1d8a61aae117d29179fd89b9
or
http://www.vagweb.co.uk/forums/index.php?sid=f74354de1d8a61aae117d29179fd89b9
could be generated which would work if i could get a fixed value to perform an IF command
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ed
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code:
<?
if(strpbrk($_HTTP['Refferer'],"edition30"){
header("location: http://www.edition30.co.uk/page.php");
}else{
header("location: http://www.vagweb.co.uk/page.php");
}
?>
Or something like that.
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James
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Yeah you can either split it, or do it how ed says by checking to see if a string is in the url.
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Steve
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strpbrk is a function, i dont have that function defined anywhere 
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James
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You don't need to define it, its built into PHP.
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ed
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It's a built in function in PHP5.
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Steve
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says its undefined?
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James
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You using PHP4?
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ed
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Should have something for it. You use it for smileys.
[Edited on 20-02-2007 by ed]
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Steve
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must be, im using whatever my hosting company is using lol
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ed
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<?
phpinfo();
?>
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James
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code:
<?
if(stripos($_HTTP['Refferer'],"edition30") > 0)
{
header("location: http://www.edition30.co.uk/page.php");
}else{
header("location: http://www.vagweb.co.uk/page.php");
}
?>
Try that.
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