I have been tasked with creating a new website. It is for a bank that has 2 sites, one in Tulsa, and one in Dallas. I'm wanting to be able to display different content for each site, but run everything off of one installation of DNN. I want to replace the text/html module with something I create that will let them put 2 versions of the same content in there, one for tulsa, one for dallas. And then when the content is displayed, it will parse the url to see what domain it is on, and display the appropriate content to the user. Please let me know how this would be possible, and point me toward some tutorials or articles if possible. Thank you in advance.

Jeff Pegg
jpegg@broco.com

You might be able to use the html module along with Jquery to acheive what you want.  Look up using jquery to hide content.

True, but if they have javascript turned off, they will have trouble on the rest of the site.  DNN sites use quite a bit of javascript. :)

To achieve what you want then you will probably have to create your own version of the html module.  Start with the source code for the current html module, then add your logic, (create content for each bank / office, add the domain info to the query so that you pull back the correct content , etc..)