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I've had drupal up and running for a while and things are coming together as I become more familiar with the system..however I've run into a problem as follows:
I am needing to create 2 single user blogs on my website. "Recent Posts" from both blogs will need to be promoted to the front page and visible in different spots on the homepage for all users (even those that are not authenticated). After reading some posts it appears that the best way to create a single user blog is to use the "story" content type instead of the "blog" content type. Given this I am thinking I will need to create a custom node type based on story for each blog - does this sound like the correct approach? If not what direction should I be going?
I'm using Drupal 4.6 to build a site for a sailing school. In this context, the various courses are classified through the taxonomy module.
However because of the use of tables (I know it's not very clean, I was in a hurry) the display of page previews breaks horribly when a selection of nodes matching a taxonomy term a returned (judging from the searches I did, this appears to be a classic).
I have drupal 4.7 post-b5 cvs installed and running in multi-site mode.
I have shared all the tables required to have common users/sessions/sequences etc.
Now I wonder if it is possible to share tables for some of the contributed modules as well?
For example I would like to use the quotes module, but have the same quotes appearing on all the sites, use the Replacement Tags module and have the same reptags available on all sites.
Can this work, or is it impossible if each site has separate node tables etc?