Hi, ok, now I understand better how it works. However, I don't really know which tables will need to be separated. What's the purpose of {sessions} and {sequences} ? Is there a place where I can quickly lear about them, in order to know which ones to unshare ? For now, I have unshared {menu}, {panels_info} and {panels_area}, and I have special variables for site_name, site_slogan, theme and front_*. Thanks, Xav On Wed, 2008-01-09 at 23:19 -0200, Alessandro Feijó wrote:
I think with Views & Taxonomy its possible, maybe you will wanna use Panels module too
You'll have a lot of config to do, several days, but when done, will be nice :)
Are you intimate with settings.php? You can chose with tables will be generic or to each site. Look at $db_prefix.
i.e.
$db_prefix = array( 'sessions' => 'siteA_', 'sequences' => 'siteA_', 'menu' => 'siteA_', 'url_alias' => 'siteA_', );
based on what you wrote, at least those 4 tables you will need to have one for each site.
Feijó
----- Original Message ----- From: "Xavier Bestel" <xavier.bestel@free.fr> To: <support@drupal.org> Sent: Wednesday, January 09, 2008 6:13 PM Subject: [support] Multisite on same database
Hi,
I'd like to have a particular setup: - 3 sites called A.com, B.com and C.com - all running the same drupal 5 install, with the same nodes - all 3 with a different theme - all 3 with a different organisation (different primary links, frontpage, etc.) - a mean to "assign" nodes to one or the other site.
I was thinking, maybe using taxonomy and have A.com have all the nodes, then B.com have only the node tagged "B-nodes" and C.com the sites tagged "C-nodes".
Is something like that possible ?
Thanks, Xav
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