I am working on a new internet strategy for a client. This client is going to launch 24 new websites in 12 different countries (read 12 languages). I am unsure about the traffic but is an consumer A-brand in Europe. Each website needs his own frond-end and content management.
I know that Drupal 6 is capable to run such a configuration, but I am unsure about performance of the core software.I want to solve the hardware site of the story with loadbalancing running 2 webservers and a separate DB server.
I have several installations of Drupal 7, mostly upgraded Drupal 6 with a lot of modules which we have had a hell since module support wasn't very wide yet with the most popular modules, talking most about access control modules which is not surprisingly not yet a part of the standard core.
Besides modules, there have been several serious bugs with content type, converting fields and more, that is not imortand to flag here in this thread.
Hello, I'm just starting to get into using D7 ajax command functions. I want to add an ajax command to a views 3 node title link. Where should I add the 'use-ajax' class in the view field template? On a normal link it's array('attributes' => array('class' => array('use-ajax'))), but I can't seem to find any attributes for views field link.
I'm trying to set up a multi-site installation, where individual sites have URLs like http://host/drupal/site1
So far, I've been unable to create more than 1 site.
The first thing I tried was installing the default site and then creating the other sites.
2 MySQL databases, one for the default site and other for site1
Unpacked drupal to /opt/drupal-7.0
Edit settings.php for default and site1
Added the Directory entry in apache's .conf file. See below.
Then I tried to call the install script of site1 before the default site, and then I got equivalent results (site1 becomes the only site I can access to).
I've also created a sites.php file when site1 was acting as the default one, but that did not help. Here is the content :
$sites['localhost/drupal/site1'] = 'site1';