I'm actually in the process of writing a plugin to extend sfGuard to  
do just this.  The idea is I want a user to be able to sign up with  
the same email address  as the username to multiple sights.   I have a  
table of "sites" that use the common code. When a user signs up, their  
username in sfGuard becomes email address hyphen site id.  so it would  
be "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"  I change the login so that when they  
signin, it checks the site that they are on and take it and add it to  
the email when they log in.  Then every other database table has  
references to the site id for data, so if it's a blog, then the site  
gets the blook that references that site id.  I also use the site id  
to define the template layout for the site.

James

> On Nov 25, 4:55 pm, Daniel Kurman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Hi all. I need to do a multi company app. Is there a way to learn how
>> to do this?. Ideas. The idea is to have a login page. Through this,
>> the user could see only the records corresponding to his company  
>> only.
>> I thought to use some kind of filter, but I don“t know if this could
>> be done.
>>
>> Thanks in advance
> >


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