Hello again:
This is a rejigged post from an earlier one, because I think the last post was too confusing for folks.
Here is what my developers have requested I pass onto the forum to HELP! find a solution:
We have made a Drupal instance with 6,000 pages (nodes), we also have 6,000 domains...one for each node. These nodes are nothing more than one-page landing websites for the 6,000 domains that define and "point" to them.
Now I want to assign each domain to its separate, associated, node.
This means that if I have a node called "node/example1" then I want to access it via http://www.example1.com ... "node/example2" accessed via http://www.example2.com ..."node/example6000" accessed via http://www.example6000.com
This means that when a user types http://www.example1.com in their browser then the page http://mysite/node/example1 is served to the browser, but in the address bar it is still http://www.example1.com
As well, for indexing by search engines and in SERPS, it would be great if http://www.example1.com is also shown.
We are already using the "path" module to get a more user friendly URL, but we can't get the URLs to be independent domains using this. We have also tried .htaccess, but without success.
Other info that might be helpful: Dedicated server - Apache - cPanel/WHM.
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