CLONES & DOMAINS

Clone websites share a common root directory and set of ASP.NET files.  

The landing page (default.aspx), does two things:
 
  1. Uses the domain name to identify a site (GRP=x)
  2. Redirects to homepage.aspx?Grp=X (or elsewhere).

The domain name (HTTP_HOST) is used for redirects, as follows.

protected void Page_Load()
{
  string pDomain = Request.ServerVariables["HTTP_HOST"];

  if (pDomain.IndexOf("aaworcester") > -1)
  {
    Response.Redirect("Homepage.aspx?GRP=WAI");
  }
  else if (pDomain.IndexOf("district23aa") > -1)
  {
    Response.Redirect("Homepage.aspx?GRP=District23");
  }
  else if (pDomain.IndexOf("aaemassd24") > -1)
  {
    Response.Redirect("Homepage.aspx?GRP=District24");
  }
  else if (pDomain.IndexOf("aadistrict26") > -1)
  {
    Response.Redirect("Homepage.aspx?GRP=District26");
  }
  else if (pDomain.IndexOf("SiteX") > -1)
  {                     
    Response.Redirect(SiteX/default.html);
  }
 }

Upon redirect, Homepage.aspx initializes itself based on the GRP parameter. Or, the redirect can be elsewhere (X.html, Y.aspx, etc). 

For any cloned site, a domain check (+redirect) must be handled by the default landing page. In the example shown above:

  https://aaworcester.org
  https://district23aa.org
  https://aaemassd24.org
  https://aadistrict26.org

Redirect to the same web page (Homepage.aspx) but specify a different GRP parameter.

Note: TreatmentCalendar.aspx, if used by cloned sites, must also be modified for each site (GRP).

               ###