My website URL is like this www.mydomain.com. And this URL is bound to my Home Node.Now I have a sub node named "test" .I want the url of this node to be like www.test.mydomain.com.Is it possible?
My understanding of it is mydomain.com is your domain, of which www is classed as a subdomain. Therefore having www.test.mydomain.com means you have a sub-domain (test) and sub-sub-domain (www). Although this is technically possible a more standard practise would be for your sub-domain to just be test.mydomain.com.
As Jeroen has stated you will need to add the sub-domain to host names is Umbraco (right click on the sub-domain node).
There are likely other settings required. If you are running IIS you should add the sub-domain to the bindings for your site (especially if there are more than 1 websites on your server). If you are using a shared hosting provider you will likely need to create the sub-domain there as well and point it to your website.
Creating Sub Domains in Umbraco
My website URL is like this www.mydomain.com. And this URL is bound to my Home Node.Now I have a sub node named "test" .I want the url of this node to be like www.test.mydomain.com.Is it possible?
Yes that should be possible. Just add that sub domain when you manage host names.
Jeroen
Hi,
My understanding of it is mydomain.com is your domain, of which www is classed as a subdomain. Therefore having www.test.mydomain.com means you have a sub-domain (test) and sub-sub-domain (www). Although this is technically possible a more standard practise would be for your sub-domain to just be test.mydomain.com.
As Jeroen has stated you will need to add the sub-domain to host names is Umbraco (right click on the sub-domain node).
There are likely other settings required. If you are running IIS you should add the sub-domain to the bindings for your site (especially if there are more than 1 websites on your server). If you are using a shared hosting provider you will likely need to create the sub-domain there as well and point it to your website.
Cheers
Paul
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