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*THIS NOT TESTED*
for those who want to use multiple domains open their init.php file and find: PHP Code:
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subdomain.yoursite.com othersite.com subdomain.othersite.com do not include http:// or www. as prefix to any of the $allowedhosts! if someone could test and report back that would be great:D |
/tag - I may need this later.
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what did u use as your allowedhost domain?
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www.spiritual-connections.com is the subdomain I made these changes: PHP Code:
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so the second domain is an addon domain? so try using the direct subdomain instead of the addon domain
edit: an example of what im talking about is: say your 2nd domain is holla.com and it is an addon domain that means it should be like holla.your1stsite.com or whatever subdomain you assigned to the 2nd domain. |
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also that check does not use an information from admincp. it checks the actual referer and your server. has nothing to do with vb;) but for this hack use the subdomains your assigned to your new domains and it should work... |
Oh GOD. Finally fixed. I can't believe I went through all those threads for a solution..
Open includes/init.php; Find: $http_host = preg_replace('#^www\.#i', '', $http_host); Add below: $http_host = 'yourdomain.com'; $http_host = 'yourdomain.com'; $http_host = 'yourdomain.com'; ... and save. |
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you should check the host first and if one of the hosts you want then process resetting! DO NOT USE ABOVE FILE EDITS! |
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