Re: Multisite (like WPMU + domain mapping)... possible?
Im working on a setup at the moment which does what you need by using
http_host in the global web root but its done inefficently. It merges
full apps together..
Im using 'nuts and bolts' method of running multiple apps from one
cake folder. I have then developed a plugin which is shared between
all the apps, this holds shared functionality and admin is done in one
place.
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On 25 Feb 2012, at 01:57, Benjamin Allison <benjamin.samuel.allison@gmail.com
> wrote:
> So I'm just starting to play with CakePHP and was wondering if the
> following was possible:
>
> A single install of Cake, with a super admin login. Then, admins that
> have access to specified "sub sites", and the ability to create/edit
> content and users on those sub sites. Finally, the ability to map
> domain names (not subdomains, but unique domains) to the routes; so
> instead of mysite.com/subsite/posts/1 it would just be newdomain.com/
> posts/1
>
> Essentially, I'm looking to replicate the experience of using
> Wordpress Multi-user (with domain mapping).
>
> Is this possible? If so, what should I be looking to?
>
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