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Can postNuke create multiple subsites?
  • Posted: 10.05.2004, 19:47
     
    firewoodtim
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    I want to create a master website that will hold multiple subsites for my clients. If someone could just let me know, before I spend days learning PostNuke, whether or not it can do the following, it will be greatly appreciated:

    1. Create multiple subwebsites
    2. Allow both the client-owner of a subsite and myself, as super-admin, to control content on each subsite.
    3. Provide a uniform menu across the master site and all subsites to allow navigation throughout the entire website from any location. I want visitors to be able to return to the master site from any subsite at any time.

    Thanks for any help.
  • Posted: 11.05.2004, 00:44
     
    kanimes
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    yes, it's possible and quite easy. I myself have multisites.

    Postnuke.com (which is this site) itself have sub/multisites

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    http://www.entelite.com <-- PostNuke user site
    [ System Server ]
    Operating system: Linux
    Kernel version: 2.4.20-19.7
    Apache version: 1.3.28 (Unix)
    PERL version: 5.006001
    PHP version: 4.3.2
    MySQL version: 4.0.15-standard
  • Posted: 11.05.2004, 02:37
     
    firewoodtim
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    Thanks, now I can learn PostNuke, without worrying about whether I will hit a blind alley.
  • Posted: 12.05.2004, 03:31
     
    Mus
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    these multisites use the same member list? and same boards?
  • Posted: 12.05.2004, 10:00
     
    macmarkus
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    They can share the same database, so, yes they can use the same memberlist...
  • Posted: 24.05.2004, 02:19
     
    PuddySpace
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    I have a site using PostNuke which works fine but also want to create another site that uses all the same database for the forum, users etc but had a separate theme and so I can use totally different sections and just have a link to it on my main site.

    Does anyone have an idiots guide on how to set this up, or can tell me on here in simple terms (non-techy) how to go about setting one up.

    I tried before by downloading my site and reuploading into a subdirectory but got myself totally lost in what needs relinking back to the original database etc etc.

    I'm not up on PHP scripting or anything.
  • Posted: 24.05.2004, 03:27
     
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    http://docs.postnuke.com/index.php?module=Static_Docs&func=view&f=/multisites.htm

    I havent been able to make multisites work yet.. but I have only spent afew hours on it.
  • Posted: 25.05.2004, 22:05
     
    PuddySpace
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    Ok I read that thing and tried to follow it.....I think I did all it said but........still have no idea what to do......its not done a thing apart from make me copy and edit a few files

    How do I get multisites working! I only want a subsite using a subdomain, I was going to install PostNuke from scratch again into this folder but i want it using the exact same database just to have a different theme and content.

    As I said, im not techy and that help file didnt help me
  • Posted: 25.05.2004, 22:06
     
    PuddySpace
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    Also when i tried to install another PostNuke it kept saying database connection error.......so would rather have a simpler way....preferably explained simply unlike that help file! lol

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