Domain

In Drupal 5 this is a very difficult module to implement. The Drupal 6 version has been greatly simplified and apparently is a breeze. The module creates a subdomain based permission system, enabling user editing rights to be dependent on what subdomain they are posting in.
  • The following instructions apply to setting up the Domain Access Module to work with Organic Groups in Drupal 5.

    The requirement was to have a main site where admin controls the content and a subsite where registered users are able to create groups and post content. Admin then has the power to publish any chosen content from the subsite to the main site. It is conceivable that this set up would work with multiple subsites and not just one.

    The subsite(s) is/are a subdomain of the main site.

  • A Social Networking and Destinations Site for the US and elsewhere.  The site is divided into the main domain which is edited by the site admin and the community domain which is the social networking part.

    Users can enter destinations and make them available for others to search.  Destinations use location map functionality and a category system for managed display of content.

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