By ameenrashadv on

Hello friends,

I have two drupal sites
site 1 :- used to sell some services, (eg: article writing")
site 2 :- As a platform for my writers

I want to interconnect between these two sites, ie, I want to make common nodes inwhich users of both site must have access to it for seeing and editing these nodes.

Anyone please help me...

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mkalbere’s picture

mkalbere commented

Depend what you really want to do ...
If it's reteiving content you can use rss/aggreagtor system or you can use webservices/ xml rpc call .. what version of Drup do you use ?

ameenrashadv’s picture

ameenrashadv commented

I'm using Drupal 6,

Details about the usage:-

here i use a node for a "work order" (eg: 500 words content writing order) , In that node the fields available will be , no of words needed:, subject:, customer's description: , and "written content(ie. completed work),
In which the first three fields must be filled by the customers while placing an order, and then my writer will work with it and creates the content, and he will fill the last field, sothat after completing the work when the customer is viewing the node he can see the completed work also. I can do all these in the same website (except making two different users as authors at the same time < i mean, one customer and one writer>),

i want to make the two services at different sites, one for the customers to place orders and other for the writers platform. and I want to interconnect between this site, sothat I can make common node for both sites.

When the customer is placing an order, a node will be automatically created, and i can assign the work to a writer, then he can also see it, after completing the work the writer will fill the last field, then as it's a common node, custamer can also see the changes done by the writer..

anyone please help me to make such common nodes and to connect these two sites.........

Thanks in advance

WorldFallz’s picture

WorldFallz commented

You should consider the http://drupal.org/project/domain module -- i believe there's an additional module for actions that integrates with rules so you could automate stuff between the sites.

lhtown’s picture

lhtown commented

It might be simpler to have a single Drupal installation and work some url magic to get your urls to point to the content you want. Alternatively, you might look at having shared users of two sites.

Beware that search engines don't seem to like it when you double post content.

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ameenrashadv commented

How can I make shared nodes?

i don't worry about the Search engines, because none of these nodes are for them, only for helping my customers and writer to get the works done efficiently, bots will not have access to these contents.....

All these nodes will be in non-published state also,

please help me....