Has any one tried sfMultisiteGuardPlugin and sfMultisiteThemePlugin ?
I still think this thread needs more input on how others do this.
On May 26, 10:26 am, Guilherme Veras guilhermeve...@gmail.com wrote:
I casually create centralized applications.
Put in the folder WEB systems available thus
As Eran said...
The ysfDimensions plugin will do exactly what you need, and it's very
easy to use.
http://www.symfony-project.org/plugins/ysfDimensionsPlugin
On May 27, 12:25 pm, Richtermeister nex...@gmail.com wrote:
Hey AJ,
I see the sfMultisiteGuardPlugin in the repository, but it seems
I casually create centralized applications.
Put in the folder WEB systems available thus gain a high rate of reuse
of classes and specific functions.
In addition, clear framework to keep my updated.
But the architecture of symfony is perfect and allows you to make
extensions or even mix the two
Hey Nei,
this is so weird, I will be starting a project this weekend that seems
to have the same goal / structure.
A CMS for multiple websites..
If you like I'd be interested in emailing you directly so we can share
some ideas and figure out how to best build this using symfony.
Daniel
On
I run three or for different set ups where the sites share common
code, but the look and feel is different to some extent.
each of the two examples below run about 12 differnet sites, with
varying degrees of shared content - i wont post all the ULR's or it
will look like i'm link spamming, but a
There is a plugin called ysfDimension. You might want to look at that.
2009/4/17 Derek Almond iamde...@gmail.com
I run three or for different set ups where the sites share common
code, but the look and feel is different to some extent.
each of the two examples below run about 12 differnet
Derek Almond wrote:
I run three or for different set ups where the sites share common
code, but the look and feel is different to some extent.
each of the two examples below run about 12 differnet sites, with
varying degrees of shared content - i wont post all the ULR's or it
will look
instead of using ln -s, you might wanna do something like in your apache
config:
server 2:
Alias /css /home/example1/site/web/css
Alias /js /home/example1/site/web/js
server 3:
Alias /css /home/example1/site/web/css
Alias /js /home/example1/site/web/js
2) also ... if your websites are just
I have a similar structure actually..
about the Directory Index I'm using too!
Have you already created this kind of structure with just one
document_root?
Thanks,
Nei
On Apr 16, 4:33 am, Alexandru-Emil Lupu gang.al...@gmail.com wrote:
instead of using ln -s, you might wanna do something
Create a symbolic link on your server?
Search Google for the command ln -s!
On 16 apr, 00:03, Nei Rauni Santos nra...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi guys,
Anyone here already created a Symfony's project where the frontend
application is shared by many websites??
I would be happy if you could share
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