Ok, I love u :D! Work perfectly... I solved all thx :)
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The "www" part is probably causing a problem too. As the regex is
written it will only match "www..." which I'm
guessing isn't what you intent. I would instead treat "www" as another
possible subdomain.
~^(?[^\.]*\.)?(?[^\.]*)\.(?[^\.*)$
Note I haven't tested this, but it's similar to a pattern I
Thanks lot, but still wont to work.
And how i set $subdomain to "default" if subdomain doesnt exists?
I try this:
~^(www\.)(?[^\.]*)(?[^\.]*)\.(?[^\.]*)$
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Check your subdomain regex. Right now, if will only work if your
subdomain is a dot ;)
It should be (?[^\.]*) or (?[^\.]+)
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On 3/26/2013 5:56 AM, huttarichard wrote:
> Hi guys,
>
> I have question. My server_name looks like this:
>
> server_name ~^(www\.)(?[^\.]*)\.(?[^\.]*)$;
>
> but I nee
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Hi guys,
I have question. My server_name looks like this:
server_name ~^(www\.)(?[^\.]*)\.(?[^\.]*)$;
but I need, for my website do subdomains. I try:
server_name ~^(www\.)?(?\.)(?[^\.]*)\.(?[^\.]*)$;
but won't work for me. And what will be super, if subdomain emtpy se to
default (mean stri
