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Thread: Different skins for different URLs

  1. #1
    yakatz is offline Member
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    Question Different skins for different URLs

    I would like to run one copy of the storefront that is accessible from two different URLs WITHOUT REDIRECTING ONE TO THE OTHER.
    Example:
    example.com - D:\Webs\ASPDNSF7\ - Skin 9
    example.org - D:\Webs\ASPDNSF7\ - Skin 10
    example.net - D:\Webs\ASPDNSF7\ - Skin 11
    etc.

    Since I would like each store to use the same image directory (>6GB) I can not use different licenses. Can I use the URL rewriter? Any other ideas?
    Using ASPDotNetStoreFront since Version 3
    Got Version 9.
    Almost ready to deploy MultiStore (final testing stages for the new FirstData gateway)
    Finally upgraded our server to 2008 R2.

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    ASPAlfred is offline Senior Member
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    The software will determine its default template/skin to be used by looking at appconfig: DefaultSkinID if the skinid is not specified in the url invocation. If the two web sites uses the same DB as well, that's not going to work out-of-the-box.

    Moreover, AspDotNetStorefront is licensed per domain/per production site. This means that you can only have a single store (production site) running on a single domain name per license. If you wish to have additional stores, or wish to use additional domain names, each must have a seperate license.
    Last edited by ASPAlfred; 03-18-2009 at 12:10 AM.