Version: 1.00, by ibautocommunity
Developer Last Online: Jun 2020
Category: Major Additions -
Version: 4.0.x
Rating:
Released: 11-23-2010
Last Update: Never
Installs: 138
Uses Plugins
Re-useable Code Translations Is in Beta Stage
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***Attention: This product is currently UNSUPPORTED***
We would like to release an Alpha version of the vBulletin4 Cerberus product. This product allows you to create one vBulletin4 installation which can power unlimited number of domains and sub-domains; while allowing to customize each domain differently to make it look like different sites or sections. Domains will have one universal admincp and user login information.
***Example*** www.supercoolautoforum.com - main site, all forums
ferarri.supercoolautoforum.com - custom style and forums, same login
bmw.supercoolautoforum.com- custom style and forums, same login
honda.supercoolautoforum.com - custom style and forums, same login
supercoolmotorcycleforum.com - custom style and forums, same login
*** Why are you releasing this, I want more features?! ***
This is a very simple product; we believe that the basic functionality provided in this product will satisfy a lot of communities - and since the product is simple - it will be easy to extend it and modify it to work for your custom community requirements.
Overview of Current Features:
One shared installation of vBulletin 4
One shared user account on all domains
Custom Style for each domain
Custom Forum listing for each domain
Known Issues:
CMS and Blogs are currently not configured to have special domain-specific categories and sections. CMS is shared across all sites although the appearance will be different for each domain.
Project Contributors: s.lauderdale;m.biddle;a.ahn; anders
PROBLEM: When displaying 'content.php' for a virtual site, a different default CMS page should be shown.
SOLUTION: Add 'cms_default_page' to the list of options getting parsed. (Added as of this post in response to a PM request).
Sticky, what this means for you is to add this line...
Code:
cms_default_page=644
... to your second site. The end result should be that when somebody visits SiteA.com/content.php they will see the normal CMS page but when they visit SiteB.com/content.php then they will see the page for section 644.
Please let me know if that is what you hand in mind, thanks.
so just install this product like you would a normal product? (Sorry for sounding like a newbie I swear I'm not however just don't want to break anything)
so just install this product like you would a normal product? (Sorry for sounding like a newbie I swear I'm not however just don't want to break anything)
Once again thanks for your work much appreciated.
Like normal but "Allow overwrite" set to "YES"
Basically you're replacing the original version with this one. Your settings will be saved, you won't have to re-enter them.
The trick is going to be figuring how where you have the different URLs going (and what method are you using to redirect the, the javascript Joe posted or something else?). Do the two URLs physically map to the same folder?
The trick is going to be figuring how where you have the different URLs going (and what method are you using to redirect the, the javascript Joe posted or something else?). Do the two URLs physically map to the same folder?
Thanks KW802 I will attempt to answer.
I currently have a dedicated server in which www.sportainment.com.au is the main account linked to it.
To get this modification to work - I put all the details I posted earlier in the options part but to get the domains to work I...
Created Addon Domains for:
paranormalboard.com - which directs to public_html/
webmasters-resort.com - which directs to public_html/
sports-force.co.nz - which directions to public_html/sportsf - and from that site just a directed link to forums.sports-force.net.au/forums.php
I am sorry if that is confusing however wanted to put exactly what I had/have done to get this to work.
Sticky, what this means for you is to add this line...
Code:
cms_default_page=644
... to your second site. The end result should be that when somebody visits SiteA.com/content.php they will see the normal CMS page but when they visit SiteB.com/content.php then they will see the page for section 644.
Please let me know if that is what you hand in mind, thanks.
This is exactly what I had in mind!! It works, and it works well.
How can I thank you for all your help? You have helped make this product perfect. Do you have a donation page?
I am using a custom MOD that does exactly what this one does. I am interested in moving to VB 4.1. Is 4.1 supported yet?
This does work with 4.1 but remember this mod status is officially an Alpha version- you should be very weary of using it on a live forum at this stage. There is no official support though there are for now people trying to help- that could change at any time.