By deepak.sathya on

Hi,

I have been running couple of Drupal based sites from last 1year.

Now i want to create a community portal with initially around 5 subdomains which might grow upto 12 more.
I have read through many of the posts on multi-site installation and have setup a test system successfully.

current config: Shared code, Single database, separate content

Now my issue is to make a part of the content shared between all subdomains.
like:
I have mysite.com
drupal1.mysite.com, drupal2.mysite.com .... drupal5.mysite.com each one having its own content and mysite.com would have pointers to the subdomains.

Now i want any content created on mysite.com to be available on all of the subdomains. Like if i want to announce something which concerns all the subdomains, i create it in mysite.com and the story/page should be available on the subdomain's list of latest posts.

Any pointer on how i can approach this??

Thanks a lot in advance

-Deepak

⋅ Categories: Drupal 4.6.x

Comments

jeff@jzamrzla.net’s picture

jeff@jzamrzla.net commented

I'd like to know more about this too. I am working on providing a large number of subdomains, where sharing some content and possibly even the users table is on the table.

JZ

"The difference between genius and stupidity is that genius has its limits." - Albert Einstein

alianzasoft’s picture

alianzasoft commented

I've been using DotNetNuke for a while and it has sub-portal feature built-in in the core way down to table structure.
I mean, each module/content entry's table has a column namely 'portalId' which differentiate the portal scope.
This structure made DotNetNuke very scalable in terms of sub-portals.

I think Drupal is not implemented that way