Dynamic creation of subdomains

送分小仙女□ 提交于 2019-11-30 02:29:53

You could include hostname into your routing rules array. For example, you could create rules

array(
    'http://www.website.com/user/register' => 'user/register',
    'http://<company:\w+>.website.com/user/register' => 'other/route',
)

and check for company parameter in your other/route action. Please note that http:// is required for those rules to work. See CUrlManager documentation for more details.

P.S. If controllers for http://www.website.com and http://company.website.com/user/register are completely different it could be better to set up two applications for those sites.

If I understand your question, the 'company' component of the URL is a variable company name. I'll continue my answer under that assumption.

Another option would be to create a company module (I'll call it 'Companies' for now), and use the CUrlManager rules to route to that controller. E.g.

array(
    'http://<company:\w+>.website.com/user/register' => '/companies/user/register',
    'http://<company:\w+>.website.com/<_c:\w+>/<_a:\w+>' => '/companies/<_c>/<_a>' // more generic option
),

The 'company' string will be passed to the application as $_GET['company'] and you can use this parameter in your CompaniesModule.php file to load some company specific data.

Please note that without some other rule to handle www.website.com requests (as per Grey Teardrop's answer) you will get errors on requests to that subdomain.

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