Thank you for making a great module.

I understand that I can manually assign sites with the 'site' condition in context. However I don't like exposing that stuff to the end user.

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Flying Drupalist’s picture

Flying Drupalist commented

-cont.

I can't figure out how to: For all nodes tagged with a certain term, assign to SiteB (Hide from the main site). This term itself, assign to SiteB. For all Node Auto Term http://drupal.org/project/nat terms with the hidden nodes, assign to SiteB. For all nodes assigned to those SiteB terms, assign to SiteB.

Are these features part of this module? Or perhaps is there a different way to accomplish what I'm describing?

Thanks!

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brynbellomy commented

I could see this maybe being accomplished via the Rules module, although that would mean that you could only apply these rules to new nodes, rather than to existing ones.

Or perhaps something with Views Bulk Operations?

I hesitate to build out my own Rules-style interface for choosing what criteria designate a node as a member of a given site.

Any thoughts before I plunge blindly ahead? :)

Flying Drupalist’s picture

Flying Drupalist commented

Thank you very much, I often work with rules and that's a good solution by me. My only question is if this would be able to handle the terms fully, that is, hide SiteB terms from SiteA taxonomy autocomplete.

Edit: Though it's not a dealbreaker if it can't.

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You might want to try the Spaces Taxonomy module (part of spaces).

Flying Drupalist’s picture

Flying Drupalist commented

Hi, I don't understand how spaces integrates with sites.

Can you explain? Thanks.

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nedjo
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What I mean is, instead of using Sites, you could install the Spaces taxonomy module and use that to assign content to specific sites.

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brynbellomy commented

FlyingDrupalist: I've written autocomplete AJAX functions before and it wouldn't be difficult to do so again, but the issue is that I don't think Taxonomy gives any sort of _alter hooks so that you can edit the results of something that's autocompleted. Sucks, I know.

As far as nedjo's comment, as I said in another thread, Sites in an intentional ripoff of Spaces which I built after hanging out with the DevSeed guys for an evening and realizing that a lot of people probably don't want to implement the huge infrastructure that Spaces imposes upon a site (also, a lot of people straight up don't understand it... it's pretty complex). Sites is a sort of 'Spaces Lite', if you will.

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Flying Drupalist commented

Does Spaces offer a superset of the features that Sites offer?

As far as the autocomplete thing goes, it's nice to have but not 100% necessary for me. If Spaces can do this though, I'd rather take the time to experiment with and learn spaces, I think.

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hydra commented
Issue summary: View changes
Status: Active » Closed (outdated)

As this module has not been maintained for some time, I am closing this ticket as “outdated”. A new version of sites which is architecturally and technically unrelated to the Drupal 6 and Drupa 7 versions will be published here soon.
Thank you for your contribution.