Multisites menu item on slave sites 13 Years, 7 Months ago
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Hi Edwin,
I created a template that duplicates the master db but different prefix. My problem is when i will create a site using the template, the site also has the multisites menu item, same sitename. is this normal? what should i do so that whenever i will create new sites, it will automatically change its sitename to the site id and the multisites menu item will not be displayed on those sites.?
Regards,
Mark
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Re: Multisites menu item on slave sites 13 Years, 7 Months ago
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When you replicate a website, this copy everything and does not change any content.
So if you defined a menu using the "Multisites Menu Item", this is normal that you still connect to the site ID that was present in your configuration.
JMS multisite does not modify or replace content like you expect.
If you want to automate such modification, you can potentially do it yourself when creating slave site from the front-end. In this case, you can develop specific PHP code that you will call to perform all the update that you would like to have.
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Re: Multisites menu item on slave sites 13 Years, 7 Months ago
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What i meant in the 'multisites Menu item' is the component menu item.(compnents>multisites).
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Re: Multisites menu item on slave sites 13 Years, 7 Months ago
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If you have installed the "multisites" in the slave site, this is normal that you have it in the list of items.
Normally the JMS Multisites should never be installed in a slave site as it is not designed to manage a slave site from a slave site.
Jms multisites should only be installed in the master website and not in a slave site.
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