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    • Change hostname if users uses different host

    Posted by bschelst

    Hi,

    I have a question..
    I have a tikiwiki running over here. And this can be access via different urls.
    For example :
    http://www.one.xxQuestion
    http://www.two.xxQuestion
    http://www.three.xxQuestion

    And all those links are poiting to the same tikiwiki installation.
    Now, in my 'header' of tikiwiki I want to have the text: (for example)

    'This is www.one.xxQuestion' if the user user www.one.xxQuestion
    'This is www.two.xxQuestion' if the user user www.two.xxQuestion
    ...

    Anybody who knows how I can do that, if possible?


    Bart

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    Posted by Gary Cunningham-Lee

    Put this in tiki-top_bar.tpl (or wherever you want it to appear):

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    This is {$smarty.server.SERVER_NAME}.

    Anyway, that'll return the name of the server; I don't know what will happen in your situation.

    -- Gary - themes.tw.oQuestion

    Posted by bschelst

    > Put this in tiki-top_bar.tpl (or wherever you want it to appear):
    >

    >
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    This is {$smarty.server.SERVER_NAME}.

    > Anyway, that'll return the name of the server; I don't know what will happen in your situation.
    >
    > — Gary - themes.tw.oQuestion

    Hi,

    I already tried this before, but this doesn't work.
    I think the $smarty.server.SERVER_NAME} is coming from the setting in the admin page, where you set the server name. And as you can only set 1 address, it's always giving that one.


    Bart

    Posted by Gary Cunningham-Lee

    > I already tried this before, but this doesn't work.
    > I think the $smarty.server.SERVER_NAME} is coming from the setting in the admin page, where you set the server name. And as you can only set 1 address, it's always giving that one.

    $smarty.server.SERVER_NAME comes from the webserver as a PHP reserved variable. (See http://smarty.php.net/manual/en/language.variables.smarty.phpQuestion and http://jp.php.net/reserved.variablesQuestion.) I imagine the admin page setting is in case the Tiki admin wants something else indicated, as PHP/Smarty/Tiki — AFAIK --are able to know the domain name as part of their environment whether the admin inputs it or not. But if you put that Smarty statement in a template and it returned only one server name no matter which URL was used, then that's the one recognized as the environment and some other way is needed.

    -- Gary