Anyone know of have a script for?

[JMJ]

I want my header or logo to change when a person enters via a different domain. Ex. if they enter via domain1.com then domain1.com's header shows. If they enter via domain2.com then domain2.com's header shows.

Thanks

[David G]

I want my header or logo to change when a person enters via a different domain. Ex. if they enter via domain1.com then domain1.com's header shows. If they enter via domain2.com then domain2.com's header shows. Thanks

:huh: Do you mean so called Masked Forwarding, where the url displays what was typed in but the site being forwarded to is a different one and the site name in the browser window does not change?

[cyphix]

The only way that I know of to accomplish something like that is via referral tracking & you can't rely on there always being a referrer since they don't always get sent (depends on security settings etc etc).

[FusionX]

I want my header or logo to change when a person enters via a different domain. Ex. if they enter via domain1.com then domain1.com's header shows. If they enter via domain2.com then domain2.com's header shows.

Thanks

I also need something like this.

I think that a very dirty and crude way to do may be using Javascript to determine the URL in the address box and then generating the page in runtime and thereby loading the appropriate image and html based on the result.

Disclaimer: I am not really sure if this will work, but you can definitely try it out. Tell us the results.

~FusionX

[MediaHound]

I want my header or logo to change when a person enters via a different domain. Ex. if they enter via domain1.com then domain1.com's header shows. If they enter via domain2.com then domain2.com's header shows.

Thanks

Use ssi:

<!--#echo var="SERVER_NAME"-->

dnf appreciated!

[adoptabledomains]

There are probably quite a few ways to accomplish this. One I can think of is to have the each domain parked on a separate account with a 301 redirect in .htaccess to a different index page or directory (with different logos) based on the domain the hit came in on. I use a similar technique to redirect instead of park additional domains on my main site, and in effect "Park" domains to a directory instead of the main index page. It keeps from being penalized by search engines for duplicate content on different domain names and consilidates hits to one domain for ranking. here's a link to the technique. It's designed for SEO, but could be used for your purpose.

http://www.tamingthebeast.net/articl...1-redirect.htm


I'm pretty sure it can be done with other .htaccess tricks as well. Very easy if you have an unlimited domain reseller Hosting account.

I've seen some java or javascript programs that can send to a different entry page based on referral or other variables.

[MediaHound]

I think that the simplest is the ssi technique I typed above.

you could do for instance, <img src='images/<!--#echo var="SERVER_NAME"-->.gif'>

let your imagination do the rest... there's a ton of ways to incorporate this method of including files.

Hope it helps you guys.

Take care,
MH

[Martin23]

its not hard.

Each name just redirect to

/index.php?domain=WHATEVER.COM

Then in page

<h1> <? php ' echo'$domain

a very simple easy way todo it.

Send me a pm if you need help

[JMJ]

Thanks for the suggestions. I'll try a few out and may even contact some of you if I can't figure it out.