Posted by valiente3 on October 8, 2010 at 7:09pm
Hello,
I have a multi-site Drupal installation. It has two sites that share the database. Each site runs on its own sub-domain.
The sites share most of the nodes.
In the homepage of each site I have a slider. I want to promote certain nodes to appear in the slider.
My problem is this: I can't find a way to promote a node in one site but not in the other. Is there a way to do this? To publish a node in both sites but to promote it only in one of them.
thanks!
Agustin
PS: If you want to check the sites:
http://planetamama.com.ar
http://universomujer.cyberferia.com
Comments
Taxonomy might do it
I would probably use taxonomy to label certain nodes to be promoted on one site rather than the other. I am assuming that the slider data for each site is not pulling the same data.
or CCK & views
I'd probably also search for an answer through taxonomy or perhaps some sort of new node field using CCK and filter promoted nodes usign views. I assume you probably use views already?
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Perttu Ehn
Flag module
Check out the flag module (http://drupal.org/project/flag). You can setup certain types of flag, and then flag nodes.
It also integrates with views.
http://zugec.com
Thanks
Thank you guys. I will try your suggestions and get back
thanks!
Agustin
Both sites are sharing the
Both sites are sharing the exact same database contents?
I don't think that counts as a multi-site installation…
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