[support] Differenciating dev and prod site

[Carl Wiedemann]

I don't recommend making the change to page.tpl.php since it won't be
compatible with caching.

Carl Wiedemann
Website design and development consulting
carl.wiedemann at gmail.com | skype: c4rlww



On Sun, Aug 28, 2011 at 10:08 AM, Buratino <x9nx at mail.ru> wrote:

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> 28 августа 2011, 20:57 от Sébastien Hinderer <
> Sebastien.Hinderer at ens-lyon.org>:
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>   Dear all,
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> I'm administrating a site for which I run several development version:
> one private on my laptop, just for me, one also on the same machine as
> the production version, for public testing...
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> I'm wondering whether you guys know a way to show something on the pages
> that make it clear that one is browsing a dev version rather than the
> production site.
> The algorithm could be something like this:
> if ip=PROD_IP and vhost=PROD_VHOST
> then production site
> else dev site
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> So the feature should require no database change, so that the different
> versions of the site can be differenciated from each other even after a
> database synchronisation.
> Any suggestion warmly appreciated.
> Thanks,
> Sebastien.
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> There is a http://drupal.org/project/environment module, i didn't test it
> for D7 though.
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