Friday 10 March 2006 2:22:40 am
Hi Jerome, I've done this in a number of scenarios like this: 1) the intranet and internet sites each have their hostname (e.g. intranet.nysite.com and www.mysite.com) 2) <i>settings/override/site.ini.append.php</i> is set up like this (excerpt):
[SiteAccessSettings]
AvailableSiteAccessList[]=www
AvailableSiteAccessList[]=intranet
MatchOrder=host
HostMatchType=map
HostMatchMapItems[]=admin.hero.no;www
HostMatchMapItems[]=info.hero.no;intranet
3) www and intranet have each their siteaccess: <i>settings/siteaccess/www/site.ini.append.php</i>
[SiteSettings]
SiteName=Mysite
SiteURL=www.mysite.no
IndexPage=/content/view/full/2
Node 2 is the start node of the www site. <i>settings/siteaccess/intranet/site.ini.append.php</i>
[SiteSettings]
SiteName=Mysite
SiteURL=intranet.mysite.no
IndexPage=/content/view/full/155
Node 155 is the start node of the www site. 4) use different sections for www and intranet and limit access to the intranet section 5) make a seperate pagelayout for the intranet section That's it! This is only one way to do it, there are plenty more I'm sure.. but I hope it helped you anyway. Felix
Publlic Relations Manager
Greater Stavanger
www.greaterstavanger.com
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