when running multiple domains it seems that if a person signs up for john@domain1 then john@domain2 or john@domain3 can't be used... I'm wondering if that's something I've somehow caused in all my customizations or is it an intended (or unintended) feature. Is there anywhere in the code that the john part of the username/email addy is used by itself that I should worry about as we set about fixing this or does it always use the full email address including the domain part...
also, in GMail.pm I have set
$t = $ENV{HTTP_HOST} || $ENV{SERVER_NAME};
so that I can run the multiple domains and not have dropdowns for all the domain choices, template choices, etc.. instead each will have it's own that basically is controlled through the templates directory with each domain has a subdirectory that matches the domain name. I know that has been discussed in here before. My question now is, is there any reason in GMail.pm where it writes out the url_hidden that I can't have it skip writing the t=domain.com part... it'd be nice to leave this out since I'm controlling all the templates via the http_host setting.
btw - forums (esp posting) seems really slow tonite.
also, in GMail.pm I have set
$t = $ENV{HTTP_HOST} || $ENV{SERVER_NAME};
so that I can run the multiple domains and not have dropdowns for all the domain choices, template choices, etc.. instead each will have it's own that basically is controlled through the templates directory with each domain has a subdirectory that matches the domain name. I know that has been discussed in here before. My question now is, is there any reason in GMail.pm where it writes out the url_hidden that I can't have it skip writing the t=domain.com part... it'd be nice to leave this out since I'm controlling all the templates via the http_host setting.
btw - forums (esp posting) seems really slow tonite.