which is the best way?

Posted by ymazigo on March 12, 2011 at 9:04pm

hi
please can some one help me i want to create a website which content will be managed by different website within the same drupal core with multisite. example 4 site will be have different bunch of related content type and one site pull the content from other 4 site and if someone visit one of 4 site will get content of that site and other site.

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hi i am kind working on

Posted by zeet on March 13, 2011 at 7:28pm

i am kind of working on similar site. i am having a common core for all the site but different module base for each one of them. i am not able to get much from your comment above.what kind of setup are you having and what kind of help you need.if you need help for creating a multisite then here is links that might help http://drupal.org/getting-started/6/install/multi-site and http://drupal.org/node/43816

my setup is i want to create

Posted by ymazigo on March 14, 2011 at 11:27pm

my setup is i want to create a single website which inside the site will be five site in single drupal core.
my setup is

site 1 example.com ------------main site
site 2 event.example.com --------event site
site 3 ent.example.com ----------entertainment site
site 4 store.example.com---------store site
site 5 ads.example.com -----------ads site

on the main website(example.com) i want to pull content from other site and i want to share user across the site

how can i do this?

thanks this help to run

Posted by ymazigo on March 14, 2011 at 11:47pm

thanks this help to run multisite on drupal 6 my mistake was copying sites\default and rename to site1.example.com which include the settings.php from previous site so that when i open it open the same site i created. after delete settings.php from site1.example.com when i refresh in browser i got new Installation of Drupal.

how to share users and content across the multisite

if your having a common

Posted by zeet on March 15, 2011 at 5:49am

if your having a common database for all the subdomain then in that case i don't think you will be having problem sharing users or content across the sites. if your having a different databases for each one of your subdomain. then you need to share the users, authmap and session table between the subdomain.

to share the content and views check the module http://drupal.org/project/domain which may really help.

domain setup

Posted by ymazigo on March 16, 2011 at 8:40am

thanks for the info i install domain module and work fine can you walk me through using domain module.
do i have to enable to all site or the main site?
i tries it and i can't see content in main site.
one of the site run ads modules i cant see ads content in the main site

hi domain access is really

Posted by zeet on March 16, 2011 at 10:48am

domain access is really complex module. if you don't do things right it will not work. am not much of a explainer or instructor. but here are some links which may help http://drupal.org/node/432266
Most of the documentation for Domain Access can be found in its README.txt file.
some more links
http://www.werockyourweb.com/drupal-multisite-configurations-hosts
http://drupalsn.com/learn-drupal/drupal-tutorials/drupal-sub-domain-conf...

Are you guys actually the

Posted by Garrett Albright on March 17, 2011 at 4:07pm

Are you guys actually the same poster? Your writing styles are nearly identical…

Anyway, I concur that in this situation, Domain Access is most likely what you're looking for. It's tough to wrap your head around at first, but it will be less hacky than solutions which require separate databases and/or table sharing.

The Boise Drupal Guy!

domain access setup

Posted by ymazigo on March 18, 2011 at 2:04pm

guys hoe to setup domain access? any ideas?

How to setup Domain Access

Posted by jcchapster on March 18, 2011 at 2:54pm

The very first thing to do is download the Domain Access module, and read every single bit of documentation. And honestly, you will need to read it very carefully, several times. The documentation is quite excellent.
Then, build a site with JUST domain access turned on, and start experimenting. Then add the modules you think you need based on the documentation you have read.

There are articles out there written about Domain Access, albeit not as much as there are about other topics. Ken Rickard has also done some videos on Domain Access, check archive.org.
For example: http://www.archive.org/details/SharingContentAcrossMultipleSitesWithDoma...

I know you want to just make a few config changes, and be up and running today. I'm sorry, that will not be happening. It is going to take time to read, understand, and proceed with confidence and knowledge.

Later, when you have a question that is based on reading you have done, and steps you have taken, you will find the responses more helpful.

Good Luck.

johnc

thanks

Posted by ymazigo on March 19, 2011 at 11:18am

thanks for the info i will tries experimenting domain access and read the document i will post if i have success.

Help domain access setup

Posted by ymazigo on March 21, 2011 at 6:18pm

i have 4 main domain and sub-domain. each sub-domain is full drupal site in multisite setup.
i have

example.com
site1.example.com
site2.example.com
site3.example.com
site4.example.com

each site have different content type .
i install domain access module on each site

when i create a content in site1.example.com and publish the content across all affiliated site.
but when i view example.com ,site2.example.com ,site3.example.com ,site4.example.com in affiliated content i cant see the content i created on site1.example.com
but when i view site1.example.com i can see the content .

can someone help me please.