Hi all. I'm currently developing elgg in multisite format. I'm referring to Fabrice multisite plugin and am trying to solve a plugin problem.
Just wondering is it possible to manage the plugins in the main admin page without duplicating the plugins in every site created?
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DhrupDeScoop, exactly my thoughts. I wanted to use Marcus's multisite but I'm not looking at multiple database. So just wondering if there's anything else out there.
I want to have multisite functions where each multisite can also communicate with people in different multisites and also join a new site when required
MP:MS is := 1 elgg-code-base, 1 db, multi-sites/guids, multi-plugin configs, subdomains, multi-anything ;oO.. 'el genioso' Marcus created g-o-o-d multi-site thang!
Take a look at this.
http://community.elgg.org/plugins/793355/0.81/multi-community-for-elgg-1801
hmm.. shud not b 2 hard 2 patch-in such features; w/little bit coding & maybe lots inventive ingenuity.
Thanks Speedysnail6, will check that out.
DhrupDeScoop, I understand he created a great plugin, however, I'm don't think that each elgg multisite can interact with each other on his configuration. I will try to check it out
I'm also really interested in a multisite config where each site can interact with another site rather than stand completely on its own. To be more specific: I'm interested in Marcus' plugin as it is right now, except that I would like users of one site to be automatically users of another site as well. That way I could develop different sites for different target audiences (meaning each site has its own plugins), but still allow users to easily switch between the different sites and do stuff on all of them.
I was thinking that this could mean that each site should still have its own database (like in Marcus' multisite plugin), but should connect to another database when an action concerns the User Entity (i.e. logging in/out, changing user settings, etc). This is probably quite difficult though, given the guid confusion you could expect from such a config... Alternatively, perhaps the multisite concept by Marcus is just too much for this, and I should concentrate on simply finding/coding a plugin that makes use of the Site Entity that Elgg already offers. I don't know. Suggestions/comments greatly appreciated.