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Domain Name? (29th Aug 09 at 6:11pm UTC)
I'm just wondering, for the Domain Hosting purchase fro the shop, what does it mean by Domain Name. I'm not sure if its the over all domain name for the site or the domain name that I want used on the forum.
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Re: Domain Name? (29th Aug 09 at 6:18pm UTC)
Hi Dwight,

That would refer to the part of the domain where you wish the forum to appear. So it could be the overall domain name (eg. yourforumsite.com) or it could be a sub-domain name of that (eg. forum.yoursite.com).

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Re: Domain Name? (29th Aug 09 at 6:45pm UTC)
Ok thank you {Smile} but i'm just wondering, how long will it take for everything to be setup after i ran my purchase?
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Re: Domain Name? (31st Aug 09 at 5:38am UTC)
bump, sorry just wondering cause I have everything setup on my end and the domain still isn't working.
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Re: Domain Name? (31st Aug 09 at 2:56pm UTC)
Hi Dwight,

It has been setup for you. Sorry for the delay, it's been a bank Holiday weekend so I was taking a well deserved rest {Cheesy}

If you have any problems or questions then please feel free to ask {Smile}

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Re: Domain Name? (31st Aug 09 at 11:34pm UTC)
Ross;

Ok thank you, its working  now. I was wondering, how can the API be edited so that when one logs in it login in both places. I know I asked you about it before and you said something about cross domain problems, but since they are now setup for the same domain, it should be do able now.

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Edit: For some reason http://www.forum.divineshadowsonline.com don't work, only http://forum.divineshadowsonline.com does.
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Re: Domain Name? (1st Sep 09 at 3:28am UTC)
Posted By dog199200 on 31st Aug 09 at 11:34pm
 
Ross;

Ok thank you, its working  now. I was wondering, how can the API be edited so that when one logs in it login in both places. I know I asked you about it before and you said something about cross domain problems, but since they are now setup for the same domain, it should be do able now.

~Dwight


Edit: For some reason http://www.forum.divineshadowsonline.com don't work, only http://forum.divineshadowsonline.com does.
www. is deprecated in my opinion. You really don't need to worry about adding www. to anything.
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Re: Domain Name? (1st Sep 09 at 6:12am UTC)
yea i know, but i like having both to be working, personally its very unprofessional if just http:// works and http://www. doesn't, and for the site for my game i'm trying to be as professional as possible,.
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Re: Domain Name? (1st Sep 09 at 11:09am UTC)
Posted By dog199200 on 31st Aug 09 at 11:34pm
 
Ross;

Ok thank you, its working  now. I was wondering, how can the API be edited so that when one logs in it login in both places. I know I asked you about it before and you said something about cross domain problems, but since they are now setup for the same domain, it should be do able now.

~Dwight


Edit: For some reason http://www.forum.divineshadowsonline.com don't work, only http://forum.divineshadowsonline.com does.


Hi Dwight,

Can you confirm which version of the API you are using? The original one or the newer one? The newer one has support for this built in. The older one needs a couple of lines to be editted.

With regards to the www. version, our system is capable of working with or without it. eg http://www.donthost.co.uk and http://donthost.co.uk however you would need to setup another CNAME record to point www.forum. to our server. I'm not entirely sure if that is even possible with some registrars (I have never attempted it myself). You may be able to just setup a URL forwarder through your registrar to redirect the version with www. However having said all that, it is very non-standard to use a www. prefix on a sub-domain as that effectively makes it a sub-sub-domain.

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Re: Domain Name? (1st Sep 09 at 11:05pm UTC)
Ross;

I'm currently using the newer one, I do my best to keep it up-to-date. But for some reason it isn't working. I have even tried changing the forums url in the php setup from divineshadowsonline.vforums.co.uk to forum.divineshadowsonline.com, but when i do it crashes the API.

I understand, just would seem very unprofessional if without the www. it goes to the site and with the www. it gives and error page.
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Re: Domain Name? (1st Sep 09 at 11:32pm UTC)
OK, to enable the functionality on the new API, you just need to pass a 3rd parameter when initializing the API:

$myvar = new vforums_api("username.vforums.co.uk", "MyApIkEy", ".divineshadowsonline.com");

This will set the base domain to set the cookies on, making them accessible to both the website and forum so the user is logged into both systems.

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Re: Domain Name? (2nd Sep 09 at 1:57am UTC)
Ok fixed, and now they login at the same time.
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