Hi Warwick,
To achieve enforce this three-level relationship with the Domain module
a small amount of custom code will be needed.
This is how I would tackle the problem:
Set the Domain module to that nodes are only visible on the site which
they are posted to then write an implementation of hook_domainrecords()
in which I would grant view access to the other domains which should be
able to see the node. eg. if a node were submitted at taupo.domain.com,
the hook implementation would also grant access to waikato.domain.com
and domain.com.
If you want a website per region then Domain is the way to go. If you
want one site with some content which is regionalised then a Taxonmy +
views type solution would work best.
Aaron
On 15/03/2011 12:07 p.m., Warwick wrote:
Hi Aaron
Sorry to belabour the point but then is this scenario possible?
Content from
taupo.domain.com
can be viewed in
waikato.domain.com
and
domain.com
but not in
canterbury.domain.com
Is this possible to automate? Because I couldn't expect the posters
to get it right or remember to do it each time.
Thanks Aaron.
Cheers
Warwick
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