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No points for this, please, but beware of links that say www.mydomain.com&nbsp;because you will need those to be redirected. &nbsp;Relative links will probably be OK. &nbsp;Explicit links to mydomain.com will need to be redirected, too.
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No points for this, please, but beware of links that say www.mydomain.com because you will need those to be redirected.  Relative links will probably be OK.  Explicit links to mydomain.com will need to be redirected, too.

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I am using CodeIgniter framework and I am wondering whether it is possible for me to setup multiple websites within a single domain. &nbsp;For example, is it possible to achieve something like this:<br />
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http://test1.mydomain.com<br />
http://test2.mydomain.com<br />
http://test3.mydomain.com<br />
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I would like to have three separate CodeIgniter installations, each operating independently within these three sites, test1, test2 and test3. &nbsp;Is this possible? &nbsp;How can I achieve this?<br />
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Thanks.
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I am using CodeIgniter framework and I am wondering whether it is possible for me to setup multiple websites within a single domain.  For example, is it possible to achieve something like this:

http://test1.mydomain.com
http://test2.mydomain.com
http://test3.mydomain.com

I would like to have three separate CodeIgniter installations, each operating independently within these three sites, test1, test2 and test3.  Is this possible?  How can I achieve this?

Thanks.

Multiple CodeIgniter websites within a single domain

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