Will Drupal act as a single admin login, and control a dozen domains and sites ? I'm looking for something that I can login at 1 central location, create content and select which site it will publish to.
Greetings,
I need to setup seperate areas with some common sharing of "some" resources. Forums and news would seperate.
There is a lot of info here on sub.domains.com and Vhost and I see I can do either. I'm not going to pretend for a money I understood anything they posted and I don't know alot about the Pros and Cons of such.
But I know there must be some Pros and Cons and I would prefer to discover them before I get in too deep or at least know about them prior to doing an install.
I recently downloaded the latest version, and decompressed to view the Installlation documents. And I found, that Drupal does't have any installation wizard which Xoops and other major CMS have. I know Drupal can be installed via Fantastico auto installer, but then why Drupal itself doesn't provide simple installtion wizard that makes everyone happy and easy to install without using DB commands or modifying the files?
I'm thinking of using Drupal for a gaming site that I'm going to run, but would need to allow more than one account to exist for a single e-mail address (i.e. A person may have three characters/accounts in the game that he'd want separate web site accounts for, but they all use the same e-mail).
Presently, when I try to test this by creating an additional account using my own e-mail address, I get an error message, "The e-mail address (my e-mail address here) is already taken."
I downloaded Drupal after looking at lots of other CMS programs and trying a few. What got my attention wiht Drupal was the user base, feel and mods. I hope I've made a good descision.
Anyway, I sitting around right now reading the user manual while I wait for a new domain name to clear the system. And I thougth I would ask the group about something that gives me a problem wiht software at times.