Hi Ralf,

Regarding the need for the URL to include the handle, my work-around was
by way of URL rewriting (as explained in the case study).  It's not ideal,
but it does the trick - simply and cleanly.

The handle uniquely identifies a particular weblog.  The trick would be,
in the case of dedicated domains (1:1 relationship), to hide the handle
from the outside world.  Handles should only appear in HTTP requests where
there is a 'one to many' relationship between domains and weblogs.  I
expect this is quite a deviation from the Roller 4 methodology, however,
and may require rewriting of fair chunks of code.  Perhaps Dave can
elaborate on this point?  The logic is simple enough.

Regards,

Chris Dodunski.


>
> Hi Christopher,
>
>
> Christopher Dodunski-4 wrote:
>>
>> Nice work on the "LightWord" theme!  I think this is the ONE area Apache
>> Roller isn't strong - professional looking themes.  Did you adapt a PHP
>> theme for Roller by translating it into Velocity?
>>
> As described I saved the preview of the theme: saved files are pure HTML,
> CSS, Javascript, images
> After that I made it locally work and then created the theme (Velocity
> files).
>
>
> Christopher Dodunski-4 wrote:
>>
>> I am not familiar with Velocity.  However, I contributed the following
>> multi-domain case study:
>>
>> http://assets.optomus.com/documents/Roller%205%20-%20Multi-domain%20Case%20Study.pdf
>>
>> (I hope you don't mind me pasting the link here)
>>
> I used this documentation to setup my system ;-).
> One thin still annoying:
> Each blog needs an unique handler (like "roller", "pairoo", you name it).
> The subdomain and domain name are not sufficient, yet.
> You still have to redirect to the handler.
>
> And if you type the handler of subdomain A after the subdomain/domain part
> of subdomain B you will see the blog of subdomain A....
>
> Do you have a solution / patch for Apache Roller?
>
>
> Christopher Dodunski-4 wrote:
>>
>> P.S. I am hoping to make it up to your part of the world in 2011.  Italy
>> and Scandanavia are high on my 'places to visit' list.  Great music from
>> up your way too... Roxette, Ace of Base, A-Ha, etc.  Morten Harket is a
>> wonderful vocalist.
>>
> ;-) welcome to Europe!
>
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