yes, you'd have to take this up with your hosting company. You can look
around your hosting control panel, or just email their tech-support.
- Rex
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i've created a table in my db that allows the header and footer to adjust
depending on the subdo
You could try the simpler form of the URL in your table, so "domain.com"
instead of "www.domain.com" and then build a custom string with just the root
of the domain name:
then in the query
WHERE URL =
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Adobe
i've created a table in my db that allows the header and footer to adjust
depending on the subdomain. basically the code calls:
SELECT *
FROM Partners
WHERE URL = '#cgi.server_name#'
it is recognizing the root domain (www.domain.com) but getting a page not found
error when dealing with any o
i've created a table in my db that allows the header and footer to adjust
depending on the subdomain. basically the code calls:
SELECT *
FROM Partners
WHERE URL = '#cgi.server_name#'
it is recognizing the root domain (www.domain.com) but getting a page not found
error when dealing with any o
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