Solve : Generating a Sub-domain! *Please Help me get the code!*?

1.	Solve : Generating a Sub-domain! Please Help me get the code!?
Answer» I need a code to GENERATE a new sub-domain named something in a field. For example: SUBMIT ----------- I type: HerbertPervert - into the textbox. I click SUBMIT. It takes me to a PAGE I assigned it, and makes the domain name that I typed into the textbox. Yes, my server allows domain names. PLEASE HELP! It appears you'll need access to the httpd.conf. Link - Another link. I have no idea at all how to do it, but from what I can see, it looks LIKE a very complex procedure. Ask your webhost about it. I did ask them They didnt know either. But ning.com does it.Quote from: Bannana97 on January 23, 2009, 02:51:53 PM But ning.com does it. More than likely because they run their own server. If you have your own server, you could do it too. Any big SITES like MySpace, Facebook, or other social sites nearly all run on their own server, so it is set up the way they want it. httpd.conf is the configuration file for Apache, and it needs to be edited to allow PHP to create subdomains. However, normal users on a shared server will not have access to this file for security reasons, obviously.

Solve : Generating a Sub-domain! Please Help me get the code!?

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I need a code to GENERATE a new sub-domain named something in a field.

For example:

SUBMIT

-----------

I type: HerbertPervert - into the textbox. I click SUBMIT.
It takes me to a PAGE I assigned it, and makes the domain name that I typed into the textbox.
Yes, my server allows domain names. PLEASE HELP! It appears you'll need access to the httpd.conf.

Link - Another link.

I have no idea at all how to do it, but from what I can see, it looks LIKE a very complex procedure.

Ask your webhost about it. I did ask them They didnt know either. But ning.com does it.Quote from: Bannana97 on January 23, 2009, 02:51:53 PM

But ning.com does it.

More than likely because they run their own server. If you have your own server, you could do it too. Any big SITES like MySpace, Facebook, or other social sites nearly all run on their own server, so it is set up the way they want it.

httpd.conf is the configuration file for Apache, and it needs to be edited to allow PHP to create subdomains. However, normal users on a shared server will not have access to this file for security reasons, obviously.

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