Only One Virtual Host Works, 2nd and/or 3rd Don't Work?

I looked at the above mentioned file (/Applications/MAMP/conf/apache/httpd.conf) and here is the last line:

Include /private/etc/apache2/extra/httpd-vhosts.conf

I have been able to get it to work in the past, but for some reason this time around (maybe the upgrade to 10.5.5 is causing it) I can't seem to get it to work. Like I said, I can get one virtual host to work, the first one. Unfortunately, the second or third just won't work right. And when I get one to work, the other then screws up, so I am just really confused.

Thanks for the speedy reply and the assistance. Hope to hear from you soon. ( Delete or Edit)

After playing around with it a little bit, I noticed something really interesting. I use ports 80 & 3306 in MAMP, and when I turn on "Web Sharing" in System Prefs, the two virtual hosts point to the correct folders (although the PHP never gets translated and I get a directory instead of the index page). When I turn the "Web Sharing" off, I refresh both virtual hosts. Upon refresh, the first "correct" virtual host points to the right folder, but the second one redirects to the first one. I type in old-ci.site, and it then redirects to joomla-ci.site. Turn on "Web Sharing" goes back to pointing to the right folder, turn it off, I get redirecting. This is freaking weird! ( Delete or Edit)

Okay, I have got to say that I don't think VirtualHostX is the culprit. It has got to be my OS or MAMP. Even when I remove all virtual hosts and refresh everything, the first virtual host remains to work (even though I deleted it). I then quit VHostX and try using just localhost:80 and it points to the wrong folder. So, I will have to apologize for blaming your app for the problems, when it was MAMP or my OS that caused it. Thanks for trying to help. Man, this whole PHP, MySQL Mac OSX is a mess. OR, do you think it could be Joomla that is messing it all up? It did start when I added a virtual host that contained Joomla. I will do some testing and get back with you. ( Delete or Edit)

Makes sense. I think it's definitely MAMP screwing this all up. For me to get it to work, I have to go into MAMP's preferences and reselect the root folder. Somehow, the root folder gets mucked up during the application of virtual hosts. I strongly believe it (MAMP) selects the first virtual host as the root folder, therefor redirecting the browser to that folder. Every time I change something, I have to reselect the root folder in MAMP and restart the servers. I am not totally positive on this, but that is how I have worked it out in my head.

As far as using Leopard's PHP, won't I still need MAMP for the MySQL as to work on Joomla and Wordpress? In other words, does Leopard have built in MySQL?

UPDATE: That is exactly what it is. For anyone out there with the same problem as me, try this: Anytime you update the virtual hosts in VirtualHostX, you need to reselect the document root folder under the Apache tab in MAMP's preferences. Once it restarts it should get you straightened out. Good luck, and thank you to Tyler for being such a great sport. VHostX is a solid app with a solid developer. Thank you.

Justin ( Delete or Edit)