Needs work
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Domain User
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Code
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Normal
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Created:
31 Dec 2010 at 20:32 UTC
Updated:
12 Oct 2013 at 13:57 UTC
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If anyone wants to work on this. The module needs a D7 maintainer.
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #9 | domain_user-port-to-d7-1011746-9.patch | 20.85 KB | nastone24 |
Comments
Comment #1
AndrzejG commentedWhat does it mean to me as the site builder/maintainer?
I. e. is this module does more than I could do manually, generating sites one by one and giving some permissions to certain users?
Or should I downgrade to Drupal 6?
My usecase: I designed a service for local organizations, say schools. Some content is addressed to each organization, but every particular organization should also be able to create its own locally-specific content.
Comment #2
agentrickardYou don't need Domain User for that. Normal DA is fine.
Domain User allows the creation of specific domains per registered-user.
Comment #3
Stellanhaglund commentedHi I tried the D7 git, of course it didn´t work as expected.
Is there anyone who have worked any more on the module, or will I have to pay someone to finish the port?
Thanks,
Comment #4
agentrickardAt this point, I suspect you'll have to pay someone. It is seeking a new maintainer because, in 5+ years, I have never used it for a project.
Comment #5
Stellanhaglund commentedThanks again.
Maybe this question will be placed in the wrong place.
But if I skip the subdomain part.
Is there a way for me to use only DA with übercart recurring to let users se only their own content?
Thanks,
Comment #6
agentrickardNot that immediately comes to mind. That sounds more like a use-case for Content Access.
Comment #7
nastone24 commentedHi,
I just got this working for D7. I would like to take over as maintainer. This would be my first time maintaining a module, so I'm not really sure what the protocol is, but I am excited to finally give something back to the community.
Thanks!
Nate
Comment #8
agentrickardThe next step would be to do a code review. Either post a really large patch for review or spin up a Git sandbox project.
Comment #9
nastone24 commentedHere is what I've got. It seems to work, but I would certainly appreciate any feedback!
Thanks!
Comment #10
agentrickardFast review looks good. I'm actually going on vacation today and will be out for more than a week.
One @todo would be to remove the drupal_form_submit() part. That's pretty ugly code and the submit needs to be abstracted properly.
Hopefully others will review.
Comment #11
nastone24 commentedI'm also going to have to rethink my use of the user_restrictions module to replace the use of {access} from D6. It does a great job of making sure we don't get name conflicts, but adds a bonus perk of locking everyone out.
Comment #12
ethnovode commentedHello, I would be interested in using this module. Is there any new development ?
Thanks
Comment #13
user654 commented.