Monday 11 April 2005 3:27:42 pm

Hi,

Take look at this section of your settings/site.ini

# An array of access types which are tried, possible entries are: host, index, uri, port and servervar
MatchOrder=uri;host;port

# Possible values: disabled, element or regexp
# disabled - turns off uri matching
# element  - maps a url element to a siteaccess name
# regexp   - match against a regexp and extract a portion of it
URIMatchType=element
URIMatchElement=1
URIMatchRegexp=^/([^/]+)/
URIMatchRegexpItem=1

# Use either disabled, map, element, text or regexp
HostMatchType=map
HostMatchElement=0
HostMatchRegexp=^(.+)\.example\.com$
HostMatchRegexpItem=1
HostMatchSubtextPre=
HostMatchSubtextPost=.example.com
# Add array entries here if you chose HostMatchType=map
# Each entry consists of the hostname;accessname
#HostMatchMapItems[]=example.com;user
#HostMatchMapItems[]=admin.example.com;admin

# Use either disabled, element, text or regexp
IndexMatchType=regexp
IndexMatchElement=1
IndexMatchRegexp=^/index_(.+)\.php$
IndexMatchRegexpItem=1
IndexMatchSubtextPre=index_
IndexMatchSubtextPost=.php

We haven't use mixed siteaccess type ever, but it seems like you can play with settings above to do it

Lazaro
http://www.mzbusiness.com

Friday 15 April 2005 1:55:45 pm

nobody knows how to make it?
Now, I use hostname siteaccess for mutliple languages like this:
en.mysite.com
de.mysite.com
admin.mysite.com
But I realized, that I need to use this:
www.mysite.com/de
www.mysite.com/en
admin.mysite.com
so that I can also translate url to this languages, for example:
www.mysite.com/neue_produkte
www.mysite.com/new_product

Thank you in advance if you know the answer,
Zdenek