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bd_csmc wrote:
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okay, i'm developing multisites with 2 main thoughts:
1. a site admin would want this capability, to easily clone sites and reduce administration worries
2. each site wouldn't necessarily need unique data, so in my own use, i'm implementing small modifications to modules and their database tables, referencing a 'sid' value (site id), the site id is defined in each site's mainfile.
Wow!! Man, You're a Genious !
I will use my words to confirm if I am undertanding well what the great functionalities you provide. So, with this I can :
1. Create a site as a model.
I customize this original site with:
- default modules ( as many modules as I want) installation and setting
- default setting of user/group permission
- etc.
- Now this model site is ready to be duplicated or cloned
2. Create a clone site from the previous model site
- Just with one click, I create another site, and for example if my main domain name is mymall.com, I will have a site name like this : myshop1.mymall.com
- Of course, I can modify my site name at will, except if the name "myshop1" is already used.
- If needed, I can provide my own domaine name like : www.mybutifulsite.com
3. Customize the cloned site with another modules, another security and/or user group permission.
4. If necessary, I can install a module to the originate site and it will take effect on all the cloned sites.
Am I understanding well?
It is great and I am really excited to test this module.
Another question I would like to ask you is :
1. Is it possible to let a normal internet user who is a registered person to create his/her own site, just with one click after filling a form which describe his/her site?
He/she can upload photos, logo and text to customize his/her site.
2. Is it possible ( with some modification) to add a payment module, just before the person can be allowed to create a site?
3. As a web master, it is possible to be alerted by e-mail or what ever, when a site is created?.
I am sorry with so many questions
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Thank you so much for your great job.
Cheers,
Brice