Earnie Boyd wrote:
How do you prevent users from one academy working with others data now? You could just copy the entire table and after a year, remove the ones from each site that haven't logged onto the site in that time. ...
Again, how do you filter the content for users now?
I'm not sure I understand. You are saying that I will have a hard time knowing which users belong to which academy? If so, yes, that's a problem and I don't have a solution yet.
And take a look at http://drupal.org/project/domain which could be a better solution for you.
Thanks. Looks very interesting. I have a few questions:
1. Can I choose /not/ to share users between domains? 2. Can I have admins for just one domain? The idea is that the "domain admin" would be able to add/edit users but only within his domain. 3. Can I get a list of users associated with one domain?
Item 2 is the main thing I am looking for. Let teachers manage kids in their school without being able to affect users in other schools.
Yes, and I think you don't want that. The more DB the greater the overhead. The Domain Access module I pointed you to above uses Drupal's Node Access system to determine which site get's what data.
Indeed. I'd rather not have the overhead. I'll take a good look at Domain Access.
My biggest concern is not about sharing or not sharing content. It's about giving out admin rights limited to a group.
Daniel.