Kohana v3: using different templates for different subdomains?

First, get the subdomain name from $_SERVER'SERVER_NAME' : list($subdomain) = explode('. ', $_SERVER'SERVER_NAME', 2) Then choose what template to use based on the subdomain: Replace this with a switch() statement if you want to choose another way $this->template = 'templates/'. $subdomain The above code should be placed in the Controller::before() method before you call parent::before() This assumes that you are using the Controller_Template or an extension of it.

First, get the subdomain name from $_SERVER'SERVER_NAME': list($subdomain) = explode('. ', $_SERVER'SERVER_NAME', 2); Then choose what template to use based on the subdomain: // Replace this with a switch() statement if you want to choose another way $this->template = 'templates/'. $subdomain; The above code should be placed in the Controller::before() method before you call parent::before().

This assumes that you are using the Controller_Template or an extension of it.

May anybody can help me: stackoverflow.com/questions/2764543/koha... danzzz, there are a few ways... (i don't have time to go into detail.. so i'll give a quick go here..) .. A) use URL rewriting to map bla.site. Com to site. Com/bla (and bla.com+bla.com to bla.Com/www) ... use that first param as the trigger... then load a different module at the top of the stack so it can override anything from a lower module - this assumes anything that is overridable is kept in a module, otherwise, you can use it as a trigger any where in the code... and B) is really the same thing, but using that param as the view name or similar... whenever I have something like that, I tend to leave my application folder empty, and have an application module near the top of the module stack.. that way, I can load a "skin" module higher up and have the cascading FS do all the hard work... keep in mind that "skin" modules etc will need a strict set of rules and interfaces, if you make a change to the app, you need to know all the skins still work...

IRC nicks and formatting stripped ;) ah well - hopefully it still makes sense to anyone else reading it.. – Kiall May 4 '10 at 11:28.

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