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multisitetypo3-9.x
raj
raj

Reputation: 281

How to setup multiple websites on single typo3 v9 installation

Any one can explain, how to setup multiple websites on the single TYPO3 installation?. TYPO3 have multisite concept. But i have searched through internet, no documentation found.

Upvotes: 2

Views: 1697

Answers (2)

Spears
Spears

Reputation: 2208

As far as I can say:

  1. Edit the page you want to behavior as root page
    1.1. Check Use as Root Page (Tab behaviour)
  2. Setup a site configuration (site configuration -> sites -> Add new site configuration for this site)
    2.1 Set a Site identifier (content dont affect the domain; its just used for the folder naming)
    2.2 Set Entry Point to either your domain or to /
    2.3 Variants can be added later and you don't need to ind about as long as you work with just one environment (production; add variants if you also got a local instance with the same code base and a live db dump)
    2.3 Switch to Languages and set your default language (maybe english)
    2.3.1 Choose an available language
    2.3.2 Set an entry point (by default the / should work fine for defualt but you won't get a custom language url snippet generated for /)
    2.3.3 Choose the available Language ID
    2.3.4 Choose the correct Language Key for XLF Files
    2.3.5 Choose the correct Locale (I prefer to set UTF-8 at the end of the locale -> en_US.UTF-8 or de_DE.UTF-8)
    2.3.6 Choose the correct Two Letter ISO Code

Now you should be fine. Just repeat this for every Domain and beginning with step 2.3.1 for every language on the domain

Upvotes: 2

Grigory Rechkin
Grigory Rechkin

Reputation: 51

There's an old topic on typo3 wiki about multidomain: https://wiki.typo3.org/Multidomain

I believe the main idea is the same:

  1. Create a page. On "Behavior" tab set "Use as root page"
  2. Add a domain record to this page
  3. Add a template

Also I should notice there's some magic with sorting root pages so I recommend to create all root pages with the same parent

Upvotes: -1

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