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Subsites module problem
23 July 2008 at 2:33am
Okay firstly: I am a complete newbie to creating and managing websites (although I have plenty of experience with programming in general, being my day job). I ran into SilverStripe and did a bit of exploring, did the tutorials and it looks pretty good so far for my application.
I am trying to get subsites working, as my website requires subdomains and after scouring the forums it appears that the subsites module is the right solution.
The goal is to have both:
www.mysitename.com
and
mysubdomain.mysitename.comworking, with CMS functionality for both sites, but different templates / layout etc.
I've downloaded the latest module version, and uploaded it straight to the server: ~/www/subsites/
The Subsites tab comes up in the CMS editor, however I don't exactly know what the "Create intranet" toolbar on the side is used for. When I try to create my subdomain, it comes up with the error:
Fatal error: Call to a member function createInstance() on a non-object in /home/zap49407/public_html/subsites/code/SubsiteAdmin.php on line 113
So I looked at the code, and it really didn't make a whole lot of sense...
What could I be doing wrong?? Do I have to create folders/templates inside my www/ dir to get mysubdomain.myhostname.com to work?
Do I need to STFU, RTFM and stop being a n00b?? probably...
Throw a n00b a bone, please? :D
Last edited: 23 July 2008 at 2:34am
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Re: Subsites module problem
4 August 2008 at 11:07pm
Racc - only a couple of devs here have any experience with the subsites module. Myself had no clue how to use it! One of the other core devs set it up for me.
I think you have to do something like set a virtual host in the apache config of the subdomain to point to the top level domain?.. Sorry I can't provide any more information but I will pass on this thread on and see if someone with a bit more experience can help you out
Last edited: 4 August 2008 at 11:07pm
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