Multi Domain Support

rdm · #1 10-25-2006, 03:15 AM

Hi,

I am requesting support for more than one domain.
There can be domain array and key array for this

This would be usefull for users who are planning using 1 installation for both vBulletin and vBSEO with domain pointers.

Assume required licenses acquired if its needed ...

Thanks

Keith Cohen · #2 10-25-2006, 04:47 AM

For best SEO results, you want everything under one domain. Otherwise, you'll have the same content showing up under multiple domains. (Since vBulletin's license doesn't allow you to have unique content per domain on a single instance of vBulletin.)

rdm · #3 10-25-2006, 10:09 AM

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Originally Posted by Keith Cohen

For best SEO results, you want everything under one domain. Otherwise, you'll have the same content showing up under multiple domains. (Since vBulletin's license doesn't allow you to have unique content per domain on a single instance of vBulletin.)

i am working on a plugin which will provide multi domain support for vbulletin.

by using that plugin i can display domain specific forums. this will prevent "content showing up under multiple domains." problem.

Also by having seperate licenses for domains will solve the vbulletin licensing problem.

Oleg Ignatiuk · #4 10-25-2006, 06:58 PM

Hello Erdem,

in the next vBSEO build it will be possible to enter multiple keys in license input field to support multiple domain licenses like "code1 code2".
Thank you for suggestion!
/* NOTE: This feature has been adopted and will be included in the next vBSEO build */

cratercraver · #5 05-13-2007, 06:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by rdm

i am working on a plugin which will provide multi domain support for vbulletin.

by using that plugin i can display domain specific forums. this will prevent "content showing up under multiple domains." problem.

Also by having seperate licenses for domains will solve the vbulletin licensing problem.

Hey rdm, I am interested in creating the same. Sent you PM.

Martyn · #6 05-17-2007, 12:15 AM

its simple.. set ip a catagory... and hide it, then just make myotherdomain.com point to the hidden folder

cratercraver · #7 05-17-2007, 12:19 AM

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Originally Posted by Martyn

its simple.. set ip a catagory... and hide it, then just make myotherdomain.com point to the hidden folder

I think I'm going to need to install a separate database file for each of my domain's forums after all, because I will have a very large number of forums for even, and vB support has informed me that due to their memory model for vB the software will run slowly if all domain's forums are in a single database.

Future · #8 05-17-2007, 01:08 AM

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Originally Posted by Martyn

its simple.. set ip a catagory... and hide it, then just make myotherdomain.com point to the hidden folder

Exactly, possible without much problems.
But a plugin to manage those domains/sub-domains will work more effeciently.

cratercraver · #9 05-17-2007, 01:17 AM

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Originally Posted by Future

Exactly, possible without much problems.
But a plugin to manage those domains/sub-domains will work more effeciently.

A plug-in was definitely my preference. Anyone know of one available, either free for purchase?

Future · #10 05-17-2007, 01:01 PM

I think there was a release made for 3.0 on vb.org but officially that plugin was closed/taken-off by Jelsoft.

cratercraver · #11 05-17-2007, 03:29 PM

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Originally Posted by Future

I think there was a release made for 3.0 on vBulletin.org but officially that plugin was closed/taken-off by Jelsoft.

Interesting! Even seeing an obsoleted plug-in such as you mention would be helpful to my understanding of what is possible. I wonder if there is any info. on that plug-in floating around somewhere?