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Posted by Ric on 12/21/06 09:51
Bacchus schrieb:
> I have been creating web sites for two to three years now and have
> become fairly proficient at coding.
>
> however got a request today from a prospective client.
> his request is a little over my head and I'm not even sure if it's
> possible.
>
> he sells some products online and wants to set up distributorships.
> what he wants is to allow people to sign up to become distributors off
> his web site.
>
> setting up a form for signing up would be easy enough, however, he
> wants them to be able to click on a button and have a web site which
> is a duplicate of his created for the new distributor. Also naturally,
> all shopping cart information, e-mails, contact forms would then be
> forwarded to the new distributor and not to the main site.
Basically not too difficult, if you store this info in some db mysql or
sqlite
>
> he is hoping to have them set up as a subdomain under his account.
> so if his web site is http://www.maindistributor.com, the new
> distributor's web site would be something like this
> http://www.maindistributor.com/~johnthenewguy
Yeah I don't think this is a goog idea, better:
http://johnthenewguy.maindistributor.com/
I developed something similar for the past few weeks, but my page
requires you to have a real server , no domain hosting.
Basically my app works this way:
c-application that is used by the php script to create a directory for
each client, it also creates all config files for apache and my app and
clones a initial structure for the page. the c-app is needed to be able
to run commands as root and to be able to restart apache from within php.
Then I have a php webinterface that is used to customize these pages, to
create passwords etc.
>
> personally I don't think that's a good idea, because I would just
> backspace over the extension and checked the distributor's web site.
>
> If you know of a way to do this or a better way, I am prepared to hire
> you as a consultant and/or work with you as a partner on this project.
> thanks
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