php subdomain handling

cyberlew15

<?php 
$this_URL = $HTTP_REFERER; 
$pass1 = str_replace("http://", "", $this_URL); 
$pass2 = explode(".", $pass1); 
$subdomain = $pass2[0]; 
if (($subdomain != "www") && $subdomain != "")){ 
    include($subdomain.".php"); // this will work as a header redirect as well but an include hides the fact it is not a real subdomain set in apache 
} 
?>

Just add each subdomain to your hosts file tested in windowsand linux environments running php 5 and apache 2

LoganK

Nice code...however, please put it in [ PHP ] [/ PHP ] tags!!

I can't wait to try it out!

Weedpacket

Not the most secure code I've seen.... besides, I prefer subdomains to be handled at the web server level rather than have the job leak into my PHP.

cyberlew15

true but what if your host is a terd brain. also for security i sell the pro version which uses mysql

LoganK

cyberlew15 wrote:
also for security i sell the pro version which uses mysql

Lah-de-dah Mr. I don't like open-source

😃

cyberlew15

Hey Dude from what I've put here you or any other php coder is capable of adding mysql support. I loveopen sourcebut i also like paying my bills. and if i did'nt like open source then I would never have offered to share this code. I never share commercial code in whole because a talented php developer would be able to put together the peices like a jigsaw puzzle and would probably get more satisfaction from doing so. We all look at other peoples code but it's what we do with what we learn from theircode and the php manual that defines us as developers

Weedpacket

So what is it about your code you want us to critique? The lack of security isn't it (because you've got a secure version); what should we not bother to point out (because it's in your commercial version)? The hardcoding? The reliance on register_globals? The assumption that you can't get a decent host?

cyberlew15 wrote:
and would probably get more satisfaction from doing so

I'd say less. There's no fun in it.

So we all look at your code but what is there to learn from it?

LoganK

cyberlew15 wrote:
Hey Dude from what I've put here you or any other php coder is capable of adding mysql support. I loveopen sourcebut i also like paying my bills. and if i did'nt like open source then I would never have offered to share this code. I never share commercial code in whole because a talented php developer would be able to put together the peices like a jigsaw puzzle and would probably get more satisfaction from doing so. We all look at other peoples code but it's what we do with what we learn from theircode and the php manual that defines us as developers

Sorry, it was meant as a joke...didn't mean for you to get all bent out of shape...sorry...