Kirby 3 and multisite

Kirby 3 Solved ✅
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In Kirby 2, we could set the config file to set a multisite.
https://getkirby.com/docs/archive/v2 (see multi-site setup chapter)

Can we do similar setup with Kirby 3?

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Should actually be possible, in the same way as the custom folder/custom URL setup in your index.php. Try creating a new Kirby object depending on domain, similar to what you tried in the Slack channel, just not depending on user role but on domain.

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I just had to redo it myself for a multisite setup. Here’s my code for the index.php in kirby3 if it can help anyone looking for an example:

<?php

require 'kirby/bootstrap.php';

$domains = array('kirby3.test', 'sub.kirby3.test');

if(url::host() == "kirby3.test") {
    echo (new Kirby)->render(); 
}

else if(url::host() == "sub.kirby3.test") {
    $kirby = new Kirby([
        'roots' => [
            'index'   => __DIR__,
            'site'    => __DIR__ . '/sub/site',
            'content' => __DIR__ . '/sub/content',
            'media'   => __DIR__ . '/sub/media'
        ],
        'url' => [
            'index'   => __DIR__,
            'content' => __DIR__ . '/sub/content',
            'media'   => __DIR__ . '/sub/media',
            'media'   => __DIR__ . 'https://sub.kirby3.test',
        ]
    ]);   
    
    echo $kirby->render();
}

In Kirby 2 my site.php was :

<?php

$kirby = kirby();
$domains = array('kirby2.fr', 'sub.kirby2.test');

switch(url::host()) {
    
  case 'kirby2.test':
    $kirby->roots->content = $kirby->roots()->index() . DS . 'content' . DS . '';
    $kirby->roots->site    = $kirby->roots()->index() . DS . 'site'    . DS . '';
    $kirby->roots->thumbs  = $kirby->roots()->index() . DS . 'thumbs'  . DS . '';
    $kirby->urls->content  = $kirby->urls()->index() . '/content';
    $kirby->urls->thumbs   = $kirby->urls()->index() . '/thumbs';
    $kirby->urls->index = 'http://kirby2.test';
    break;

  case 'sub.kirby2.test':
    $kirby->roots->content = $kirby->roots()->index() . DS . '/sub/content' . DS . '';
    $kirby->roots->site    = $kirby->roots()->index() . DS . '/sub/site'    . DS . '';
    $kirby->roots->thumbs  = $kirby->roots()->index() . DS . '/sub/thumbs'  . DS . '';
    $kirby->urls->content  = $kirby->urls()->index() . '/sub/content';
    $kirby->urls->thumbs   = $kirby->urls()->index() . '/sub/thumbs';
    $kirby->urls->index = 'http://sub.kirby2.test';
    break;

}
?>
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@Thomasorus Thanks a lot for sharing, that is exactly what I meant :heart_eyes:.

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Thanks @texnixe and @Thomasorus, your explanations and snippet example help a lot :slight_smile:

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This might be Cookbook material… :wink:

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