I have setup Domain Access and created subdomains, and pointed them to the correct folder. I have added my subdomain (SubEx1.Example.com) to the domain list. When I click thru any of the links for that domain, I get content but no theme. I have tried changing the theme through the theme link and still no theme.

I tried changing the domain theme execution order to a negative and a positive to see if that made any difference but it didn't.

I even tried turning off domain-theme to see if that would change anything but it didn't.

Any ideas?

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agentrickard’s picture

What do you mean by "but no theme"? Does the custom theme not load, or does Drupal load without any theme at all?

Do you have a link or a screenshot that I can see?

My suspicion is that your web server isn't finding the theme files correctly.

jhcannon’s picture

This is my main site : http://rv-protection.com/

This is my subdomain : http://american.rv-protection.com/

All the content is there just no theme is loaded. Garland is the default and garland is marked through theme link on subdomain.

agentrickard’s picture

That's what I suspected. This means that Drupal can't find the theme files. So this is probably an Apache configuration issue.

-- Are you doing anything special in .htaccess?

-- Still running Drupal in a subfolder and trying to hide the folder name?

-- Setting $base_url in settings.php?

jhcannon’s picture

Nothing special in htaccess.

Drupal is in root folder

base_url is not set.

agentrickard’s picture

Well, http://american.rv-protection.com/themes/garland/style.css returns 500 Internal Service Error.

So this is an Apache issue, not a module issue.

http://rv-protection.com/themes/garland/style.css returns as expected.

jhcannon’s picture

Thanks. I'll see what I can find....

agentrickard’s picture

Sadly, I can't really offer any help on Apache configuration issues.

On my test system, I use VirtualHosts to make sure all domains resolve to the same IP.

Any answer more technical than that is over my head.

jhcannon’s picture

Status: Active » Fixed

Just in case anyone else runs into this and can't figure it out either --- park the subdomains on top of the main domain.

agentrickard’s picture

Where? In VirtualHosts? In .htaccess? More detail would be helpful for people.

I am glad you got it fixed. Sorry I couldn't be more help.

Anonymous’s picture

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for two weeks with no activity.