I use root relative path for all the links in PHP files, like "url(/img/myimj.jpg)"
In Godaddy host server, that works fine.
But I want to run it in my local host. (Ubuntu 9, Apache 2, PHP 5)
For example, I have my site stored in var/www/siteone, another one stored in var/www/sitetwo,
and root directory is set to "var/www".
Now the problem is a href="/" is not linking to var/www/siteone, but var/www/.
Is there a way to define different document roots for different sites?
I am just beginner in web development, not sure if vitual host can do it.
Could someone explain it?
Thanks for your answers.
I need to add new vitualhost to this file /etc/apache2/sites-available/default
But I am still confusing, how to do it for localhost? The default IP and port is always 127.0.0.1:80
Best Answer
Each
<VirtualHost>
section can have its ownDocumentRoot
directive.