I know it's possible but I have nooooooooooo file management experience at all with PHP - so how do you create subdomains with PHP?? If anyone knows of a tutorial thats cool!

http://no.php.net/manual/en/ref.url.php
theres a lil tutorial there

So URL and Directory functions would be the same how... ?

well, if u acctually read throught the page you would find it...

note #3

If you got a server which got only one subdomain and you can't add a subdomain you can easily create your own "subdomain script". You may create a file "index.php" or what ever your defaul filename is in the webpage root directory and add the following PHP Code:

listen man, don't patronise or try and mock me. That's not what I want, cause i've got unlimited subdomains on my server - if you're not gonna help, i'd appreciate your silence.

so you want to set up another subdomain,
now thats another thing.

and you dont have to be such a *****, i was just trying to help

Yeah. Well thanks for your help though, i'll just route around the net - i was just wondering if anyone had tried it before and was looking for a recommended tutorial.

i dont use ph pfor that. my host offers unlim everything and cpanel

yeah i need it automated for user profiles, i guess just forward slash after domain will be fine

Boy, mind me not to try and help you in the near future if that is how you treat people. The guy got his wires crossed, which is a simple mistake. If you cannot ask a question without having to explain a tad further on reply, then you need to explain to the letter, the first time round, which would mean asking "How to create EXTRA subdomains".

fair enough, guess u don't have to help me if you really don't want to. But to be honest it felt as though the advice given was rather condescending, with the combination of and as well as pointing me to the PHP Manual - fair enough it's the obvious choice, but I asked how to create subdomains, not create them "virtually" or whatever.

As with all forums though, opinions are held and everyones entitled to them.