Hi,
I have a single web application that we have built on Drupal that makes extensive use of the content_access module for managing access to the various bits of information stored on the site for different roles and individual users.. The company has two "identities" that have different branding and currently run two sites..
The objective is to have a single "site" for both domains.. On a simple site the Domain Access module is perfect for this but its design and the design of Drupal's node access system means it doesn't play well with content_access.. So I am looking for an alternative setup..
So far I have found ThemeKey that looks like it will switch the theme nicely for the domain being accessed..
Things I am having a hard time working out..
1) For each "domain" I need a different "home" page.. Any suggestions how to have <front> show a different page depending on the domain?
2) The meta tags need to be different depending on the domain being accessed..
3) Separate "contact us" form for each domain..
I have just started looking at the "context" module and the "context_condition_theme" module but these don't seem to be solving the problems for me.. I was going to use context to manage block placement for each "site" but it doesn't seem like its able to do this for this type of arrangement where more than one theme is being used.. The core blocks module for all its short comings seems to be able to do this more easily..
My other alternative would be to keep the separate site for "marketing" and somehow redirect the login block (or just create a login link) that redirects into the primary site and then just tweak the branding to make the user feel comfortable even though slogans, meta tags, titles and urls won't be right for that "domain"..
Thanks..