Django

Hi there,

Can you share a bit more information about your exact use-case? Are you building a new app with Django and you want to allow users to use their own domains?

The way I would tackle this is to begin by guiding your users to establish the correct DNS record, directing their domain to your own (most likely a CNAME).

Next, adjust the ALLOWED_HOSTS parameter in your settings.py file to a wildcard (*), which is allowed. Be cautious, though, as this setup can introduce a security risk, so it's advisable to incorporate your own host verification, preferably at the middleware stage as per Django's recommendation.

Lastly, make changes to the method employed for displaying a user's page. Rather than matching the subdomain, match the complete domain.

With Laravel you can do this with the Route::domain method:

Subdomain Routing

Best,

Bobby

yes i make a project , i want when user register new account creat his own domain and user can direct his custom domain like www.userdomain.com to user.laravelproject.com

i need tutorial or explain with code

thanks