Creating a unique 'control panel' for each user

Posted on 16th Feb 2014 07:03 pm by admin

Hi there,

I'm thinking of designing a site that will allow users to sign up and have their own unique 'control panel'.

I just need some pointers on the logic behind this design, specifically:

How can I create a 'unique' area for each user upon signupIs it possible to link that area to a subdomain e.g. username.domain.comHow would the database design look? Would you recommend a database per user, or a table per user, etc.
Thanks a lot for any help, I really appreciate it. I've always had excellent responses through this community so thanks for that as well.

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