2009-03-27: If you are using this code with a .co.uk domain don’t forget to add the “\” in the .htacccess file;

i.e. .co.uk to \.co\.uk

Have you ever had this error:

Fatal error: Call to undefined function bcadd() in /DOMAIN NAME/global.php on line 18

I’m getting that when I try to do the auto submit, It’s an adding function of some sort…

Sorry. Delete if you like, it’s in the wrong place anyhow!

N.

The short urls now all forward on to my domain after a quick resave of the apache settings so it rebuilt the httpd.conf in the background (not that I can see it) so that all works fine now.

I’ll keep searching around.

N

It’s more than that; you have to add an entry to the httpd.conf Apache file.

If you’re using cPanel, try adding a subdomain entry *.nimwit.co.uk with the path of the default directory. If Apache is configured to support this, you won’t have to touch any other files.

Read these for more info:

http://ma.tt/2003/10/wildcard-dns-and-sub-domains/
http://steinsoft.net/index.php?site=programming/articles/apachewildcarddomain

I have installed your th8.us and changed all the “Th8.us” in the phps to “nimwit.co.uk” and have a copy of your database structure behind it but can’t seem to get the thing working. It creates the short urls fine (although not without manually putting in the short url).

- You mentioned that you need virtual subdomains, is that a CNAME thing. i.e. if I have *.nimwit.co.uk as a CNAME record would that do the trick, or is more than that?

- Any ideas why it will not auto generate the short urls?

Any clues?

nimwit.co.uk is just my playground, and a test area. I don’t intend using it at that domain.

Any insight would be great.

N.

The photos are very good, I flicked through 10 to 15 of them. This one really caught my eye.

I have a feeling you will do well in life; creative, logical, dedicated, entrepreneurial…

N.