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Hi all, this is my first post so sorry for any error.
I installed one Umbraco instance in my server (Windows 2008/IIS 7).
I created 2 websites and 2 Content folder. Lets call SiteABC and SiteXYZ.
In ABC Content I added abc.mydomain.com attribute and in XYZ Content I added xyz.mydomain.com.
I changed the web.config file and my IIS configuration and worked fine!
My problem is:
If I have a template called XPTO under ABC then I can open it using abc.mydomain.com/XPTO AND using xyz.mydomain.com/XPTO.
How can I lock it? Is there any way to do this?
Kind regards,
Felipe,
As far as I am aware there is no way of locking down templates. When you have multiple sites in one instance the media/settings and developer sections are shared.
Regards
Ismail
Hi Felipe,
I am not sure if you by "templates" mean pages (content nodes). If you do the problem might occur because you havenĀ“t done these to things
Regards,Martin
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Hi all, this is my first post so sorry for any error.
I installed one Umbraco instance in my server (Windows 2008/IIS 7).
I created 2 websites and 2 Content folder. Lets call SiteABC and SiteXYZ.
In ABC Content I added abc.mydomain.com attribute and in XYZ Content I added xyz.mydomain.com.
I changed the web.config file and my IIS configuration and worked fine!
My problem is:
If I have a template called XPTO under ABC then I can open it using abc.mydomain.com/XPTO AND using xyz.mydomain.com/XPTO.
How can I lock it? Is there any way to do this?
Kind regards,
Felipe,
As far as I am aware there is no way of locking down templates. When you have multiple sites in one instance the media/settings and developer sections are shared.
Regards
Ismail
Hi Felipe,
I am not sure if you by "templates" mean pages (content nodes). If you do the problem might occur because you havenĀ“t done these to things
Regards,
Martin
is working on a reply...