Kohana 3.2 Routing and subdomains problem?

There is no built in way to deal with subdomains in routes. So my suggestion comes from searching the internet: One way to do this is get the subdomain from the SERVER global: list($subdomain) = explode('. ', $_SERVER'SERVER_NAME', 2) Then, call a controller or directory in the route based on this subdomain: Route::set('panel', '((/(/)))') ->defaults(array( 'directory' => $subdomain, 'controller' => 'panel', 'action' => 'index', )) Or use lambda/callback routes for more flexibility when handling the subdomain: kohanaframework.org/3.2/guide/kohana/rou... This answer is based on using different templates for different subdomains: kohana v3: using different templates for different subdomains.

There is no built in way to deal with subdomains in routes. So my suggestion comes from searching the internet: One way to do this is get the subdomain from the SERVER global: list($subdomain) = explode('. ', $_SERVER'SERVER_NAME', 2); Then, call a controller or directory in the route based on this subdomain: Route::set('panel', '((/(/)))') ->defaults(array( 'directory' => $subdomain, 'controller' => 'panel', 'action' => 'index', )); Or use lambda/callback routes for more flexibility when handling the subdomain: kohanaframework.org/3.2/guide/kohana/rou... This answer is based on using different templates for different subdomains: kohana v3: using different templates for different subdomains.

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