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in ASP.NET you can assign a Theme to a page based on the user who is logged in, there is also an entire module, Personalization, which addresses these issues.<br />
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I think assigning sub-domains per customer might be problematic as I don't think there is any easy way to assign all sub-domains in IIS, but I could be wrong. I would suggest using domain/customer/page... and then using routing to direct it to the actual page and set the theme correctly.
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in ASP.NET you can assign a Theme to a page based on the user who is logged in, there is also an entire module, Personalization, which addresses these issues.

I think assigning sub-domains per customer might be problematic as I don't think there is any easy way to assign all sub-domains in IIS, but I could be wrong. I would suggest using domain/customer/page... and then using routing to direct it to the actual page and set the theme correctly.

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Hi<br />
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I am setting up a website for our customers, but want to personalise it for each one with logos styles, but also perosonalised and tweaked content<br />
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There will be a core set of pages for each customer, but things will change across each one, and some will have their own pages too<br />
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I want to do this through sub domains so customera.domain.com and custmerb.domain.com, but don't want to manage too many different sets of code, visual studio projects and so on<br />
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What can I do? Hope this makes sense
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Hi

I am setting up a website for our customers, but want to personalise it for each one with logos styles, but also perosonalised and tweaked content

There will be a core set of pages for each customer, but things will change across each one, and some will have their own pages too

I want to do this through sub domains so customera.domain.com and custmerb.domain.com, but don't want to manage too many different sets of code, visual studio projects and so on

What can I do? Hope this makes sense

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