Come together with the global Drupal community in Rotterdam, 28 Sept – 1 Oct 2026. Sessions, contribution, connection, and Early Bird savings until 8 June.That is the scope. I have a type of content which i categorize with taxonomies. For example, i have "flower shops, gifts and car rental".
I want all this content to be accesible from their own subdomains:
flowers.domain.com
gifts.domain.com
car-rental.domain.com
depending on the taxonomy in which it was categorized when the user introduced the contente. Is it possible to do this? Someone knows a better approach?
Thanks a lot in advance.
Comments
Comment #1
ainigma32 commentedI'm not sure that using taxonomy is the way to go.
Have you looked at multisites? See here for info on setting it up http://drupal.org/node/322363 (not that I think you're a dummy ;-)
Please post back what you think.
- Arie
Comment #2
alexmoreno commentedi don´t think that multisite is the solution. The idea is that the main domain is the master, the domain from which all the users (anonymous or not) can send new contents. It´s a kind of subdirectory, but i don´t want to use directory module.
I like taxonomy because is very easy for the user to select between the different categories and the content is automagically organizated. I´m playing with subdomain project too, i´ll keep you informed with the work.
Thanks for your answer Arie.
Comment #3
ainigma32 commentedYou're welcome.
I'll set the issue to active. Let's see if we can get some more input from the community.
- Arie
Comment #4
ainigma32 commented@urwen: Any progress on this?
- Arie
Comment #5
wretched sinner - saved by grace commentedMaybe have a look at the subdomains module. I looked at it briefly once, so am not completely sure if it will suit, but is probably the closest thing available I think. It allows Path Auto to extend to subdomains also.
Comment #6
wretched sinner - saved by grace commentedClosing as no feedback from the poster for the past 2 months. Feel free to reopen if required.