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[ci skip] Co-Authored-By: Garion Herman <garion@silverstripe.com>
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# Subsites
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[User guide](userguide/index.md)
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## FAQ
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### How can I restrict a content author to a particular subsite?
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To lock down a subsite to certain content authors you will need to create a group in security add the content authors
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to this group and then specify that this group only has access to a the relevant subsite.
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### Why is the first site I have developed is appearing as the main site?
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When you install SilverStripe with Subsites no subsites will exists and you will just have the main site.
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If you install Subsites to an existing sites then the current site will be classed at the main site.
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### What is the difference between the main site and the sub sites?
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The main site will be the your primary focus so if SilverStripe was using Subsites we will have silverstripe.com
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as the main site and a subsite would be something like doc.silverstripe.com
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### Will I need to make any changes to my domain name?
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Potentially if you intend to have something like subsite.mydomain.com as well as www.mydomain.com both running on
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your SilverStripe install on the same server then you will need to check that that subsite.mydomain.com points to
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the same web server as www.mydomain.com You may also need to speak to your domain registrar and hosting provider
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regarding this to confirm if this will work.
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You can confirm if your sub domain is set up by pinging it and confirming if the IP address returned is the same as
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your main website. However this does not guarantee this will work as your hosting provider may need to set up a
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virtual host.
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### Will I need to set up a virtual host to use subsites?
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Yes if you are running on a Apache server a virtual host will need to be set up to support a subsite, you will need
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to speak to your website administrator or hosting provider to facilitate this.
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### How can I test a subsite works on my local machine or on a machine without a virtual host being set up?
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You can simulate subsite access without setting up virtual hosts by appending ?SubsiteID=<ID> to the request.
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### How do Subsite domains work with Fluent domains?
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The Subsites module and Fluent translation module both provide the concept of defining "domains" and let you
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configure the host name for it. This functionality is essentially performing the same duty in both modules.
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In the "URL segment" field for CMS pages, both Subsites and Fluent will add their context to the value. If you
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have a Subsite domain configured but no Fluent domain, Fluent will respect the existing domain and add its
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locale context to the value. If you have a Subsite domain configured and a Fluent domain configured, Fluent will
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use its own domain host name value, and the Subsite domain value will be lost. For this reason, you will need
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to ensure that you use the same host name in both Subsite and Fluent domain entries.
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