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Multiple Domains
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5.x-1.x-dev
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documentation
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Normal
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Feature request
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Created:
29 Dec 2006 at 21:59 UTC
Updated:
18 Jan 2008 at 00:38 UTC
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Comment #1
skippy13 commentedI just started testing this module, too, and also experienced the same error message.
I edited multidomain.module, and simply added an empty value ('') to the array that's used to call the multidomain_default_domain_settings() function. The error went away, but I haven't finished my multidomain setup yet, so I can't confirm whether this is a viable long-term fix.
Patch attached.
Comment #2
skippy13 commentedresetting the title for this item. Sorry for fouling that up.
Comment #3
phildu commentedsory but the patch is empty
and i try to had something like
#error' => '', in the array but nothing happen
where i must had this ??
but you havent reply to my main question, am i on the right way ? (to do my multisites project) ?
thank's
Comment #4
skippy13 commentedAttached is a patch that (hopefully!) actually contains content this time.
I'm trying to create a similar configuration:
www.familyname.com is the master site, which will provide an overview on the front page of the recent posts from people.
name1.familyname.com, name2.familyname.com, etc will exist for each user of the site, and should display only that user's blog postings (at least at first).
If I read the multidomain module description correctly, this is exactly the module we need. I haven't gone much further, though, so I don't know how successful I'll be.
Comment #5
mlncn commentedWe're also considering the Multiple Domains, core hack, and Single Sign-on approach to visually distinct but wholly integrated subsites. Right now I'm just subscribing to this report in the hope that it is updated, we will report back on this issue when/if we reach this point.
- ben
Agaric Design Collective :: http://agaricdesign.com/
Comment #6
adrian commentedWhen attaching a patch, please set the status to patch (code needs review).
i only found this patch now. I will look into it soon.
Comment #7
adrian commentedComment #8
adrian commentedIt could be the right solution for you.
You need to create each domain for each of the family members, and in the init code block, you need to add :
Comment #9
wayland76 commentedSounds like this needs to be documented, then.