Note
If you want to manage multiple stores, you’ll need to purchase additional storefront licenses or specify the desired number of storefronts when you buy a CS-Cart license.
Let’s set up a store with 3 storefronts:
Let’s assume the Document Root of our hosting is /httpdocs.
Install CS-Cart in any directory within the Document Root, for example /httpdocs/store/.
Note
Specify the directory where you installed CS-Cart as the Document Root.
Go to any of the created subdomains, for instance, computers.example.com.
You should see the storefront, which has computers.example.com defined as its Storefront URL.
Setting up your storefronts on different domain names is almost the same as for subdomains.
Let’s create 2 storefronts under 2 different domains:
We assume that you already have a regisered domain name, like example.com.
You need to install CS-Cart in the /httpdocs directory, which is the Document Root of example.com.
If you already have the additional registered domains, they should be bound to your existing account. In this guide we will bind the example-store.com domain to example.com.
Go to the domain name registrar control page and replace the Name Servers with the ones currently associated with example.com.
To find out which Name Servers are currently associated with example.com, do the following:
So, the example-store.com domain name is bound and points to the files of the example.com domain.
Create 2 storefronts with Storefront URLs set to example.com and example-store.com as described in Way 1, Step 3 of this article.
Go to your second domain (example-store.com). You should see the storefront, which has that domain as its Storefront URL.
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