take 2 websites :
website1.com website2.com both owned same company, lets they're swimming pools in different towns.
both domains both point same server, website1.com. server has 1 page on it.
php , javascript available.
what client wants : if goes
website1.com, top picture should of water slides. if goeswebsite2.com, top picture should of giant turtle.
my method far :
since website2.com redirect, make redirect website1.com?source=2.
1) use javascript @ url.
2) if source in it, place cookie source=2.
3) on every page, @ cookies.
4) if there cookie source=2, variable set in javascript, poollocation=2. default value poollocation=1.
5) then, wherever content might location specific, in our top picture, use javascript test poollocation if/else.
//$(function() {... if(poollocation === 2) { $('#variableimage1').attr('src', 'img2.png'); } else { $('#variableimage1').attr('src', 'img1.png'); } <img id='variableimage1' /> thoughts?
if both domains being allowed hit php code (there's no redirect happening in .htaccess file), recommend checking $_server['server_name'] domain , switching value of php variables (e.g. image $src variable) before code ever hits front end. approach.
just careful allow user stay on domain came in case - don't redirect them particular domain, , use relative url paths.
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