subdomain

I have domain1.tld and domain2.tld. Domain1.tld is the primary domain name and domain2.tld is merely an alias. I have domain2.tld successfully redirected to domain1.tld, via HTACCESS, but I want all subdomains on domain2.tld to likewise redirect to their parallel subdomain on domain1.tld, dynamically. For example: bla.domain2.tld should redirect to bla.domain1.tld, and foo.domain2.tld should redirect to foo.domain1.tld. This solution needs to be dynamic, not hard-coded to specific subdomains. Haha, I guess what I'm writing is a catch-all, one-to-one, subdomain-inclusive, alias domain

I want to prevent users from going to say example.com and only go to www.example.com, we are using IIS 6. So say they go to example.com it could tack on the www.example.com, etc. Is this a setting somewhere or will I have to code it to check for the subdomain when they land and redirect accordingly? EDIT: I know the best way is to move away from the www prefix but for whatever reason if the user launches a course (this is an LMS) without the www in the URL the tracking does not work for the .asmx file, that is why I am trying to force the 'www' because if some people don't have it then they

I'm building a site where businesses will be able to sign-up for there own account which should be located at http://businessname.example.com with the "businessname" changing each time. I want to do this on a windows server (IIS 7) but am not sure how a go about it. FWH First, you have to configure your DNS server to resolve *.example.com to the IP of your server. Then, you have two choices: Every time a new account is created, you add its host to the configuration of IIS, so it is bound to a directory. I'm not sure how to do this programmatically. Every time a request is made to the server,

I recently added a subdomain constraint to my Rails routes file constraints(:subdomain => 'new') do devise_for :customers do get "/customers/sign_up" => "registrations#new" post "/customers" => "registrations#create" put "/customers/:id" => "registrations#update" end match '/' => 'roxy#index' namespace :roxy, :path => '/' do resources :customers resources :surveys end end In order to test the subdomain routing constraint locally, I added this line to my hosts file. 127.0.0.1 new.localhost.local Now, I test my app in my browser at the URL new.localhost.local:3000. It takes about 10 - 15 seconds

I have a app on heroku(paid dyno): https://example.herokuapp.com/ I have purchased a domain: www.example.com After reading multiple guides I can't figure out how to do the following: point domain to my heroku app(with SSL) configure a subdomain like api.example.com The overall goal is to have a domain like api.example.com Thanks. NOTE: Please do not simply link to documents from heroku and namecheap. I have read them all, and they are out of date/unspecific. I have just done something similar recently and I think it's what you need. In my case, I need to turn on SSL ACM ( Automatic Certificate

I'm looking to create an Angular 2 app with different user landing pages, for example 'user1.example-domain.com' and 'user2.example-domain.com' will have different and unrelated 'home page'. My questions: How could I do it using Angular 2? How can I test it on my local machine? is "user1.localhost:port" enough? I've tried using static routing like so: {path: 'test.localhost:4200/generic-link1', component: GenericLink1Component} I've seen it done in tumbler I know that it could be done. This can easily be done, but not with Angular (or any other JavaScript router for that matter). Routing to a