Closed (fixed)
Project:
Domain Admin
Version:
7.x-1.x-dev
Component:
Code
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Feature request
Assigned:
Unassigned
Reporter:
Created:
8 Jan 2012 at 22:32 UTC
Updated:
10 Jul 2014 at 19:18 UTC
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Comment #1
nirbhasa commentedYes it would. Ill see what i can do in the coming weeks.
Comment #2
Drupa1ish commentedThanks
Comment #3
Drupa1ish commentedany update?
Comment #4
joshrabinowitz commentedThis would be great, cheers dev!
Comment #5
nirbhasa commentedIm wont be able to update this until autumn at least. Patches welcome...
Comment #6
bjlewis2 commentedBummer... didn't realize it wasn't compatible yet. Really looking forward to this!
Comment #7
Prointhecloud commentedGentlemen, I would be very much obliged to someone who will do this job for my project and the community. I will pay reasonable amount for your time spend.
Comment #8
nirbhasa commentedHi, I could do it, and I dont think it would take so long, its just that many other projects have gotten in the way :( Definitely a little financial assistance will help.
Why don't we do this - I am on vacation until Feb 11, but then that week Ill get in touch with you and immediately schedule this for doing.
Comment #9
Prointhecloud commentedThanks for reply, this is would be great!
Have a good vacation and welcome back.
Comment #10
philosurfer commentedWas there any further work on this compatibility update?
Comment #11
nirbhasa commentedLatest version of module now has domain 3.x compatibility. Still at an initial stage, would appreciate testing and feedback!
Comment #12
yenidem commentedHi nirbhasa,
I install latest version (alpha4) of Domain Admin module with Domain 3.x, the users able to change their theme but they cannot change theme settings (especially I want to change logo of their site). When I click to configuration of selected theme system is showing you do not have permisson for do this..
thank you.
Comment #13
nirbhasa commentedwow - i missed this comment. Im not sure that the feature request falls within the domain of this module, it is probably better implemented as an extension to the 'Domain Settings' submodule of the main domain module, and then this module can assign individual permissions.
Comment #14
nirbhasa commentedWill close this issue for now - any other bugs/feature requests can be opened up in separate tickets.