Hey Rick.
Brief recommendation. You mentioned you're using Application.cfm still -
what you might want to do is add an Application.cfm in your /agents
subdirectory to modify whatever the original Application.cfm did to
set up the page...
/root/Application.cfm
.... original code ...
/root/agents/Application.cfm
<cfinclude template="../Application.cfm">
.... change paths if necessary, etc ...
That way you don't need to check for the subdomain to see if they're
coming to one... you know, 'cause they're in that directory... however
fitting them into that directory is another story. You can of course set
up an a-record(?) for each agent that points to their directory, but
that's a lot of configuration (or I would expect it to be) - my bet
would be to use either mod_rewrite on Apache or isapi_rewrite on IIS to
change the URL based on a rule, so that as far as the server is
concerned any request to [not www].c21ar.com is actually to
www.c21ar.com/agents/?subdomain=[not www] or to
www.c21ar.com/agents/[not www]/ depending on how you structured it --
I was a little fuzzy on the details. :)
hth
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s. isaac dealey ^ new epoch
isn't it time for a change?
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