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sloanm66170026
sloanm66170026
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October 16, 2015
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DTM: How to list multiple domains/subdomains to single DTM web property? Format?

  • October 16, 2015
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We're an events company that uses multiple domains including subdomains. For instance, a sampling of our event URLs are:
http://mdmeast.mddionline.com/
http://biomedevicesj.mddionline.com/
http://eastpack.packagingdigest.com/
http://packextoronto.packagingdigest.com/
http://atxeast.designnews.com/
http://dm-canada.designnews.com/

These sites utilize the same page template--thus I want to use a single DTM web property. 
QUESTION: HOW do I add all these domains/subdomains within a single DTM web property?. Do I simply list them within the "Additional Domains" entry field? Format?

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Ive read all the DTM documentation.
There is nothing regarding HOW to add MULTIPLE domains to the DTM Property admin panel.
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Another (possible wrinkle)--we have other DTM web properties set up for our Community sites:
DTM property 1: url= "packagingdigest.com"
DTM property 2: url= "mddionline.com"
DTM property 3: url= "designnews.com"
As the domain is the same as the Events URLs (the ones Im asking help to set up), is this an issue?


Thank you in advance.

Sloan

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Best answer by Rahsing

Hi Sloan,

This is a fairly customized set up you are looking to implement.

I'd recommend you contact support and they would help you out with this.

Regards

Rahul

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Rahsing
Rahsing
Level 9
October 16, 2015

Hi Sloan,

The domain naming would work in the following fashion:

If I add only 'abc.com' all of it's subdomains will be considered too. But If I add www.abc.com then only this will be considered, and I can add xyz.abc.com separately.

This - as you've correctly pointed out - can be done by listing them under the 'additional domains' entry field.

I'm a little confused by your second question. Let me see if I can get some info on it.

Please let me know if this helps

Regards

Rahul

sloanm66170026
sloanm66170026Author
Level 2
October 16, 2015

Hi Rahul.

Here's what I mean for my 'wrinkle' above....

Currently, we have a DTM web property "www.packagingdigest.com".

Since one cannot have 2 DTM web properties set up on the same URL, For the new DTM web property, I believe I would set up the new web property's  "additional domains" field: "eastpack.packagingdigest.com,packextoronto.packagingdigest.com". This way, the "www.packagingdigest" web property would be unaffected by the new web property using the 2 subdomains.

Am I making sense?

 

Thanks!

Rahsing
RahsingAccepted solution
Level 9
October 16, 2015

Hi Sloan,

This is a fairly customized set up you are looking to implement.

I'd recommend you contact support and they would help you out with this.

Regards

Rahul

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