Understanding Site Access Patterns

This is a somewhat complex feature used by Live Helper Chat. It allows for the following:

1. Serving different languages based on site access.
2. Applying different designs based on site access.

How is it used?

Consider the following configuration example:

'lit' => array (
    'locale' => 'lt_LT',
    'content_language' => 'lt',
    'dir_language' => 'ltr',
    'title' => '',
    'description' => '',
    'theme' =>
    array (
      0 => 'customtheme',
      1 => 'defaulttheme',
    ),
    'default_url' =>
    array (
      'module' => 'chat',
      'view' => 'startchat',
    ),
  ),

Pay attention to the theme array. This array defines the order in which the system searches for design files. If you want a completely different interface for two different domains, create another site access. For example: examplecom.

'exmaplecom' =>
  array (
    'locale' => 'lt_LT',
    'content_language' => 'lt',
    'dir_language' => 'ltr',
    'title' => '',
    'description' => '',
    'theme' =>
    array (
      0 => 'examplecomtheme',
      1 => 'customtheme',
      2 => 'defaulttheme',
    ),
    'default_url' =>
    array (
      'module' => 'chat',
      'view' => 'startchat',
    ),
  ),

In this case, index.php/examplecom/chat/startchat will search for files in the following order: examplecomtheme, customtheme, and defaulttheme.