fischermx
08-27-2006, 05:20 PM
Is there a hack/modification to do this ?
I want to create a set of fourms like this :
Presales
Support
Product X
Product Y
Premium Support
Product X
Product Y
And then another set like this:
Preventas
Suporte
Producto X
Producto Y
Soporte Premium
Producto X
Producto Y
As you may realize, they are the same forums, just the first set is in english and the second set in spanish. The idea is to have a bilingual community.
A simple solution would be to just get two licenses and install on english.mydomain.com and espanol.mydomain.com. Paying a second license is not a problem, but I want people to share the same login/password.
Other solution could be simple create all the forums with a root like "English" and other "Spanish" and hang all the forums there. The problem is which I put first !? :) I want to people say first, "I want the english community" or "I want the spanish community", then show them the corresponding set of forums. Once you are on the forums a dropdown menu would appear to switch you to the other language community in case you want.
So, the idea is to have a dual or bilingual community, but share the same instalation and authentication of vBulletin.
Which approach would you prefer ? Any recommendation ?
I want to create a set of fourms like this :
Presales
Support
Product X
Product Y
Premium Support
Product X
Product Y
And then another set like this:
Preventas
Suporte
Producto X
Producto Y
Soporte Premium
Producto X
Producto Y
As you may realize, they are the same forums, just the first set is in english and the second set in spanish. The idea is to have a bilingual community.
A simple solution would be to just get two licenses and install on english.mydomain.com and espanol.mydomain.com. Paying a second license is not a problem, but I want people to share the same login/password.
Other solution could be simple create all the forums with a root like "English" and other "Spanish" and hang all the forums there. The problem is which I put first !? :) I want to people say first, "I want the english community" or "I want the spanish community", then show them the corresponding set of forums. Once you are on the forums a dropdown menu would appear to switch you to the other language community in case you want.
So, the idea is to have a dual or bilingual community, but share the same instalation and authentication of vBulletin.
Which approach would you prefer ? Any recommendation ?