Posted by Edmond Dantes on 05/11/06 01:26

Drakazz wrote:

> There isn't any other way except HTTP_HOST.

Definitely the best way to go.

If you want to do it for *any* page, not just PHP-enabled ones, consider
doing it with the mod_rewrite Apache directives. Would be much faster and
the page does not need to be PHP. There's tons of books and online stuff on
how mod_rewrite works. Just look it up.

I warn you though: mod_rewrite is like the "Dark Side of the Force." Once
you start using it you'll never want to go back.

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