-The following is used when you want to create multiple TikiPro sites using the same install, but possibly different databases.
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+The following is used when you want to create multiple bitweaver sites using the same install, but possibly different databases. |
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A simple ''kernel/config_inc.php'' looks something like this:
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-{CODE()}<?php
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+{CODE()}<?php |
global $db_tiki, $host_tiki, $user_tiki, $pass_tiki, $dbs_tiki;
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-$db_tiki = "pgsql";
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-$host_tiki = "localhost";
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-$user_tiki = "tiki";
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-$pass_tiki = "mypasswd";
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-$dbs_tiki = "mydb";
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+$db_tiki = "pgsql"; |
+$host_tiki = "localhost"; |
+$user_tiki = "tiki"; |
+$pass_tiki = "mypasswd"; |
+$dbs_tiki = "mydb"; |
define( 'TIKI_DB_PREFIX', '' );
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-define( 'TIKI_ROOT_URL', '/tikipro/' );
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-?>{CODE}
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+define( 'TIKI_ROOT_URL', '/bitweaver/' ); |
+?>{CODE} |
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This allows a single configuration for the code base. If we would like to have other configurations, we would have to add some smarts to the ''kernel/config_inc.php'', so that it can redirect each request appropriately.
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Imagine we have two sites setup using virtual hosting, __site1__ and __site2__. We can configure config_inc.php as follows:
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-{CODE()}<?php
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+{CODE()}<?php |
global $db_tiki, $host_tiki, $user_tiki, $pass_tiki, $dbs_tiki, $tikidomain;
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-$db_tiki = "pgsql";
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-$host_tiki = "localhost";
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-$user_tiki = "tiki";
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-$pass_tiki = "mypasswd";
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-$dbs_tiki = "mydb";
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+$db_tiki = "pgsql"; |
+$host_tiki = "localhost"; |
+$user_tiki = "tiki"; |
+$pass_tiki = "mypasswd"; |
+$dbs_tiki = "mydb"; |
define( 'TIKI_ROOT_URL', '/' );
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-switch ($_SERVER["HTTP_HOST"]) {
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- case "site1":
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+switch ($_SERVER["HTTP_HOST"]) { |
+ case "site1": |
define( 'TIKI_DB_PREFIX', 'site1.' );
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- $tikidomain = "site1";
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+ $tikidomain = "site1"; |
break;
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- case "site2":
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+ case "site2": |
define( 'TIKI_DB_PREFIX', 'site2.' );
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- $tikidomain = "site2";
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+ $tikidomain = "site2"; |
break;
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}
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}
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-?>{CODE}
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+?>{CODE} |
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-As mentioned on the TikiWiki Page [http://tikiwiki.org/AkiraMultiTiki] - you can use a similar method without using virtual hosting. I haven't tried this yet, but the coding would look something like this.
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-{CODE()}<?php
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+As mentioned on the ((bitweaver and ((bitweaver and ((bitweaver and ((bitweaver and ((bitweaver and ((bitweaver and ((bitweaver and ((bitweaver and ((bitweaver and TikiWiki)) Page [http://tikiwiki.org/AkiraMultiTiki] - you can use a similar method without using virtual hosting. I haven't tried this yet, but the coding would look something like this. |
+{CODE()}<?php |
global $db_tiki, $host_tiki, $user_tiki, $pass_tiki, $dbs_tiki, $tikidomain;
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-$db_tiki = "pgsql";
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-$host_tiki = "localhost";
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-$user_tiki = "tiki";
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-$pass_tiki = "mypasswd";
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-$dbs_tiki = "mydb";
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+$db_tiki = "pgsql"; |
+$host_tiki = "localhost"; |
+$user_tiki = "tiki"; |
+$pass_tiki = "mypasswd"; |
+$dbs_tiki = "mydb"; |
switch ( extractTopPath( $SCRIPT_URL ) ) {
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case '/site1/':
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define( 'TIKI_DB_PREFIX', 'site1.' );
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define( 'TIKI_ROOT_URL', '/site1/' );
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- $tikidomain = "site1";
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+ $tikidomain = "site1"; |
break;
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- case "/site2/":
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+ case "/site2/": |
define( 'TIKI_DB_PREFIX', 'site2.' );
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define( 'TIKI_ROOT_URL', '/site2/' );
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- $tikidomain = "site2";
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+ $tikidomain = "site2"; |
break;
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}
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function extractTopPath( $in ) {
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- if ( ( $point = strpos( substr( $in, 1 ), "/" ) ) === false ) {
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- return ( $in . "/" );
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+ if ( ( $point = strpos( substr( $in, 1 ), "/" ) ) === false ) { |
+ return ( $in . "/" ); |
} else {
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return substr( $in, 0, $point + 2 );
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}
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}
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-?>{CODE} |
+?>{CODE} |