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Domaineer

Latest release 14 years ago (December 29, 2011).

domaineer

  • By markh

About

Domaineer was developed to provide a way to easily manage domain-specific settings and placeholders. This means that if you have one context that can be accessed from a number of (sub)domains, and each different "point of entry" requires for example a different logo, site name or other non-resource, non-context and non-user related setting.

So basicly, you can set a different [ [ + + site_name ] ] placeholder (or any) per domain that accesses your context.

Installation & usage

  • First of all, install the package via the Package Manager or using a manual installation.
  • Next, find the plugin in Elements > Plugins and click it.
  • Open the Properties tab.
  • Unlock the default properties using the button that says "Default properties are locked".
  • From there you can set element properties. These need to have a key that corresponds with the lowercase domainname, without http:// and www. if it uses it. This could also be a subdomain. The value of the property needs to be a JSON encoded array. See below for examples and more advanced usage.
  • Now save the plugin and visit your site with the settings or placeholders to see the effect. If you are not seeing any result, add a "debug" property. It will then post information to the MODX error log.

At a glance

MODX 3 compatibility unknown. Based on our testing and community reports where available.

  • Developer markh
  • Latest release December 29, 2011 (14 years ago)
  • First seen in SiteDash December 29, 2011 (14 years ago)
  • License GPLv2
  • MODX support 2.0 – 100.0

Releases 1 indexed release

Changelog
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1.0.1-pl

 December 29, 2011

14 years ago
<p><b>1.0.1-pl:</b> Fix some E_STRICT / E_NOTICE errors in the plugin.</p><p><b>1.0.0-pl: </b>First release.</p>