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| − | + | Multisite Access allows your [[ct#Member|members]] to access more than one paid [[Ct#Site|site]]. This can be done by editing your .htaccess file to reflect the following: | |
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==General .htaccess File == | ==General .htaccess File == | ||
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== AuthMySQLUserCondtion == | == AuthMySQLUserCondtion == | ||
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| − | + | In the last line of the example above, ''siteid=N'' should be a site ID number. | |
| + | These instructions will only change that last line; the following explains what it means: | ||
| − | + | * ''siteid=N'' limits the [[ct#Member|member]] to that particular site. | |
| − | The following line | + | If you remove "siteid=N", your members will be able to access all of your [[Ct#Site|sites]]. The following line will allow users to access sites number two, three, and seven: |
siteid in (2,3,7) | siteid in (2,3,7) | ||
| − | The following line | + | The following line will give full members multi-site access, but trial members will only be able to access [[Ct#Site|site]] number one: |
| − | members | ||
((trial=1 and siteid=4) or trial=0) | ((trial=1 and siteid=4) or trial=0) | ||
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| + | [[Category:NATS4 Members Admin]] | ||
Latest revision as of 14:19, 19 May 2011
Multisite Access allows your members to access more than one paid site. This can be done by editing your .htaccess file to reflect the following:
General .htaccess File
AuthName "Members Only" AuthType Basic AuthGroupFile /dev/null AuthMySQLHost localhost AuthMySQLDB db_name AuthMySQLUser db_user AuthMySQLPassword password AuthMySQLUserTable member_auth AuthMySQLNameField username AuthMySQLPasswordField password AuthMySQLPwEncryption none AuthMySQLUserCondition "siteid=N"
AuthMySQLUserCondtion
In the last line of the example above, siteid=N should be a site ID number. These instructions will only change that last line; the following explains what it means:
- siteid=N limits the member to that particular site.
If you remove "siteid=N", your members will be able to access all of your sites. The following line will allow users to access sites number two, three, and seven:
siteid in (2,3,7)
The following line will give full members multi-site access, but trial members will only be able to access site number one:
((trial=1 and siteid=4) or trial=0)
