On 2008/01/30, at 07:45, Sean Cribbs wrote:
> No, you'll probably have to change the search extension to accommodate
> this, or write some tags of your own in a separate extension.
> Although
> the core of the multi_site functionality is in the extension, we also
> used it to restrict controllers to specific domains and invoked the
> Site
> model in other areas of the code.
I had a look at both extensions and took an hour to see if I could
bend them
into shape. After failing for an hour I decided it was non-trivial
enough to
set aside for now. I will give it another try again once edge isn't
required
to run multi_site, with the Rails 2 branch getting into trunk and all
the
changes I imagine are coming it seems like the wrong time for me to
try this.
Fortunately, I only had one site making use of search and the other
sites
aren't too heavy on pages so for now I just added a "no-search" page
part.
Obviously not ideal but gets close enough particularly considering it's
overall negligible impact.
> It is also not always a trivial matter to add a tag around some
> other tag
> to achieve the effect you want.
The most trivial approach at this point seems like just switching to an
external search service.
> Anyway, I will look into what would be required to make them
> compatible.
>
> Sean
Thanks again for your work.
john
>
> john muhl wrote:
>> I had three 0.6.4 gem installs that merged into one this afternoon
>> (put two on top of one). Thanks for the work that obviously into this
>> and the shards extensions; I'm by no means a guru in these matters
>> and
>> the setup took less than an hour.
>>
>> I'm just looking for a little help trying to limit the search
>> extension to the current domain. As it stands a search from domain X
>> returns pages from the other two domains. I looked in the available
>> tags and didn't see any way to use the radius tags to accomplish
>> this.
>> Are there any new radius tags added with the multi_site extension
>> that
>> just don't show up in the available tags interface that might be
>> useful? Or some clever way to use the existing tags that I've just
>> overlooked?
>>
>> thanks
>> john
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