I created a shop and the url is like:
https://myshop.com
But my client asked me to add respective salers' id into the url so that they can do some analyses, so it would look like:
https://saler001.myshop.com
I don't know where should I start to do this trick, maybe something in the DNS settings? Currently I've suggested them using url query string, but they don't accept.
btw, this shop is on Shopify.
You can parse the URL with the URL constructor, get the host name, then split it by a comma to get the subdomain.
const url = "https://saler001.myshop.com" //URL can be retrieved via `document.URL`
const id = new URL(url).hostname.split('.')[0].substr(5)
console.log(id)If you use Nginx, I think change vhost file can do it. (Apache also can do)
like there:
server {
server_name ~^(?<name>\w+)\.myurl\.com$;
location /admin {
return 301 $scheme://www.myurl.com/sub=$name;
}
}
If you can't change "HTTP proxy server", MUST check subdomain not work. if not work (find any subdomain will goto "www" your site), use @Spectric answer is right.
otherwise the "sub.google.com" only goto "sub.google.com" site, and not "www.google.com" / "google.com" site.
in there, you must use "Server API" check from site and do shop work, use like PHP or GoLange, etc.