Hi Edwin,

Great component! really easy to figure out how to create slave sites and templates. I'managed to get to the install screen for the first slave site after tinkering about for about 20 minutes.

One thing is driving me nuts tho ... Hoping you can shed some light?

Here's the deal.. Following the instructions I've figured out how to get a slave site at:
mydomain.com/multisites/site1

I can see how the add on domains bit works in Cpanel, and if I needed to point a second domain at slave1 then cool, I can figure that bit out.

What I can't seem to figure out is how to do the subdomain bit..

How do I make slave1.mydomain.com or mydomain.com/slave1 connect to the config file and sym folders at mydomain.com/multisites/site1?

Hope that makes sense,

Waseem

When you want to create a sub-domain like slave1.mydomain.com you have to defined it into the CPanel and specify the directory of your master website.
If you let CPanel create the sub-domain into a specific directory, you will have to specify in JMS the deploy directory of your sub-domain path provided by your CPanel.
When this is the master directory, the JMS deploy directory must be empty.

When you want to create a slave site with a specific sub-directory like mydomain.com/slave1, you have to create the slave1 directory manually and when the directory exists, specify in JMS the full path to this directory. ie. {root}/slave1

One word..

Brilliant!!

I knew it had to be something simple!! Works like a charm