Hello, I'm start for developing a CMS (specially like remote hosted project). Purpose is behind for this application is simply ;
"Users can create their sites, can manage their contents with their accounts by login into system, their url's are generated subdomain format like (user.domain.com)" So I'm developing frontend & backend parts in these days, I completed CRUD operations (Create,Read,Update,Delete) for users accounts and also for modules. But I cannot going furtner than because, I faced with some things, 1. I want to separate databases for account (each user must have own db) . Because if I got 1000 user only one database can't handle connections. Maybe Sqlite is better for this type but I'm not experianced on this db. This needs fast and reliable approach for massive traffic and for user base. What is your advice ? 2. Theme support. How can I add themes for users, they can select for their sites. I read some things about templates from blogs, (they are talking about Zend_View_Helpers and Zend_Layout for specific themes is required). What is best design approach for themes ? 3. I created modular structure for everything. a. Admin module - handles admin operations b. Account module - parsing user's themes, settings, contents, etc. c. News,Article,Video etc modules are seperated. Is this structure is good for extensebility, and true design apporach for these type of sites ? 4. I wanto give url's to users subdomain like (I know , "domain.com/username" can be convert to" username.domain.com" using Zend_Route ) but this subdomain must get, users template, contents, other configurations right ? How can i do this.? 5. And last one ; Please check sample successful approachs they already made. Goodbarry.com Webnode.com All advices, tips and suggestions are welcome. Thanks Marlo. -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Structure-advices-for-remote-CMS-Project-tp20189531p20189531.html Sent from the Zend Framework mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
