I’m setting up a client area that is essentially a series of micro sites that clients can log into their area. Ive gone over the forum and read the docs but i’m struggling a bit to solve this. I would like the pages accessed like this: mydomain.com/clientone mydomain.com/clienttwo mydomain.com/clie…

It looked like it might but reading through the thread, it did not work 100%. Any other ideas?

@texnixe Ok so i have almost a working solution. I have pulled blueprints, fields, plugins, snippets, templates folders out of the site folder and into a common folder. I have then put a full copy of kirby into a client subfolder, and then symlinked those folders back into it. This allows me to sha…

So, this is one of the clients folders now? But if you do it like this, with each client being a separate installation and they only share some site folders, you don’t have to use symlinks but can link to these folders in your site.php as explained in the custom folder setup docs.

the Dama folder is a client folder… I think the reason is that apaches webroot is set to the public folder root, and now there is no longer any index php file there. It should not be looking in there though because i am looking at a subpage. Im trying to avoid having to map subdomains to each clie…

[image] texnixe: But if you do it like this, with each client being a separate installation and they only share some site folders, you don’t have to use symlinks but can link to these folders in your site.php as explained in the custom folder setup docs. Oh. I can? When I read that I understo…

Yes, but now you basically have a single site. Your subfolders don’t share a Kirby installation anymore, all they share is the common folders.

[image] texnixe: Yes, but now you basically have a single site. Your subfolders don’t share a Kirby installation anymore. Ok … i think… but i can still have unique content and panel logins for each subfolder? I basically want each client subfolder treated as if it was a unique site, but shar…

Well, yes, because each folder now is a separate Kirby installation. So these folders are completely independent, with the only difference that instead of using a subdomain, they live in a subfolder.

I think we have gone round in circles. It’s all very confusing. I think we have basically gone back to my original question. How do I use a single instance of kirby but load unique content for subfolders with a structure like this (or similar): public kirby clients clientone co…

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