create url using htaccess

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i want to create a url like abc.domainname.com

when user login, his detail page url must be create like abc.domainname.com
every time a name abc wil be chnaged.
Should i rewrite this type of url with use of .htaccess

Posted 2-Apr-15 5:57am

Aarti Yadav

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 2-Apr-15 12:05pm

What does it mean, "create an URL"? Assign some string value to something?
How are you going to access .htaccess. It is not supposed to be accessible from client side. Or are you using C# on server side with Apache?
—SA

Aarti Yadav 2-Apr-15 12:13pm

no not using apache

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 2-Apr-15 13:03pm

No? But then what is it, exactly? What's the HTTP server?
.htaccess...
And why doing all that?
—SA

Aarti Yadav 2-Apr-15 12:13pm

can we create this type of url through rewrite url

Richard Deeming 2-Apr-15 12:37pm

You'll need to start by configuring a wildcard A record in your DNS to point *.domainname.com to your server.

How you do that will depend on who manages your DNS.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 2-Apr-15 13:07pm

Exactly. But that said: in practice, it is hardly accessible to the inquirer, could be just a misconception...
I already asked: why?
—SA

Aarti Yadav 3-Apr-15 6:23am

i am creating a site user who sign in the user's page's url should be create like abc.domainname.aspx.

Aarti Yadav 3-Apr-15 6:24am

i dont know how to work with wildcard, dns n all...

Aarti Yadav 3-Apr-15 6:25am

i dont want to manage with dns server, is it posible to create a page url like a abc.domainnname.com

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