Subdomain
OVERVIEW:
Subdomain automatically creates subdomains for your site and assigns nodes to those subdomains.
There are 4 modes:
Node Author:
EXAMPLE: A user named "Mary" and her nodes would be at
http://mary.example.com
Node Content Type:
EXAMPLE: Nodes with a content type of "News" would have URLs like
http://news.example.com/drupal-is-the-greatest-web-tool-ever
Taxonomy Vocabulary:
EXAMPLE: A term named "Seattle" and associated nodes would be at
http://seattle.example.com
Organic Group:
EXAMPLE: A group named "Pizza Lovers" and its nodes would be at
http://pizza-lovers.example.com
The above are basic examples. You can also specify custom subdomain rewrites.
DEPENDENCIES:
Pathauto
INSTALLATION:
Please see the included README.TXT file for detailed instructions on how to install this module.
NOTE: subdomain requires changes to your DNS server, web server, and settings.php file. In addition, the 5.x version of subdomain requires a couple of small patches to Drupal core. It's critical that you understand the implications of those changes and how to reverse them should you need to uninstall subdomain or upgrade to a newer version of Drupal. See readme.txt.
Sites using subdomain:
http://eslwell.com
Enjoy!
RELATED MODULES:
Domain Access: If you wish to share content across multiple domains, you might want to try the Domain Access module. Domain Access provides advanced tools for running a group of affiliated sites from one Drupal installation and a single shared database.
DONATIONS:
If you would like to show appreciation for subdomain development, a $3 donation would make my day :-).
SUPPORT:
If you would like to inquire about contracting my help to install, configure, or customize/expand Subdomain, you can contact me here.
