You need to Register for free and Login to post a message in the forum.

Forum

Shared Same content in Sub portals/ Childportals
Last Post 2011-09-01 12:52 AM by Joseph Craig. 7 Replies.
Printer Friendly
  •  
  •  
  •  
  •  
  •  
Sort:
PrevPrev NextNext
You are not authorized to post a reply.
Author Messages
carlliwUser is Offline
Nuke Newbie
Nuke Newbie
Posts:2

--
2010-03-12 07:57 AM  
Hello,

I have a DNN parent portal and about 35 child/subportals. There are about 5 pages in all 35 child/subportals that has the same content. Like contact information on one page is same in all 35 child portals. How can i mange if i change anything from parent portal like contact information reflect on all 35 child portals. So that i dont have to go though every child portals and change the information one by one. Same thing with other 4 pages as well.

 I want centralize handling of shared information on child portals. How can i do that???
Joseph CraigUser is Online
DNN Creative Support
Nuke Master VI
Nuke Master VI
Posts:9309
Avatar

--
2010-03-12 02:10 PM  
There are modules available that will permit you to share pages, modules and user among portals in a single installation. Look at products from dnnmasters.com for some examples. I have used their Multi Portal User Sharing Extreme module successfully.

Joe Craig, DNN Creative Support

Subscribe to DNNCreative
I recommend PowerDNN for DotNetNuke Hosting.
Lee SykesUser is Offline
DNN Creative Staff
Nuke Master VI
Nuke Master VI
Posts:4945
Avatar

--
2010-03-12 04:00 PM  
Hello,

Your other option is to use RSS feeds for sharing content. Setup a module on your main site such as Ventrian News Articles module. Anything that you publish to that will be placed in the RSS feed.

Then on your other portals display the RSS feed in the appropriate pages.

This makes it easy to share content between portals and also other websites / users.

If you want further info on RSS feeds check out: Issue no 3

Thanks,
Lee Sykes
Site Administrator
Subscribe to the website : DotNetNuke Video Tutorials : The Skinning Toolkit : DotNetNuke Podcasts

Twitter: www.twitter.com/DNNCreative

Lee Sykes's Facebook Profile
carlliwUser is Offline
Nuke Newbie
Nuke Newbie
Posts:2

--
2010-03-17 10:02 AM  
Thanks a lot for your prompt reply. Really appreciated.

Joseph i went through the description of module you suggested but it only talk about sharing user and users roles among portal. This is a nice feature but i want the content /pages to be shred between the portal as well.

The only thing i want i can manage is all the content and pages of sub portals from parent portal. Remove module from a CONTACT INFO page it should also remove in all the sub portals CONTACT  INFO Page.

I know its a idealistic solution but some thing even close to this will be a big help.

And Lee thanks for the RSS tip i will use to display simple infor but for now i am dealing with whole page with grafix and multiple modules in it



Calaveras TSDUser is Offline
Posts:10

--
2011-08-30 09:21 PM  
Realizing this post is 18 months old.

carlliw, Are you still looking for a solution to this issue. Did you find something that works?

-Jeff
Joseph CraigUser is Online
DNN Creative Support
Nuke Master VI
Nuke Master VI
Posts:9309
Avatar

--
2011-08-30 11:38 PM  
There are some modules (none of which I've used) that can be used to share users and content across multiple portals in a single installation. If I were looking, I'd look at Snowcovered.

Also, I believe that the roadmap for DotNetNuke includes content sharing. You can probably find it in some blogs at DotNetNuke.com. My guess (and somewhat fuzzy memory) is that this may happen in the next year. I know nothing about timing, but I don't think that this is in the next couple of major releases.

Joe Craig, DNN Creative Support

Subscribe to DNNCreative
I recommend PowerDNN for DotNetNuke Hosting.
Calaveras TSDUser is Offline
Posts:10

--
2011-08-31 12:00 AM  
We own DNNMasters MPUS Extreme which has MPUS-X Portal Navigator built in, I think this will work for my needs once they get it working for DNN 6. I have also played with writing triggers for some modules, when they update the trigger can update other modules. carlliw might benefit from this thought.

Basically what I need is a page that has 20 or so sub-pages to show on the menu of all sub-portals, this is doable by creating a portal template and using it as the basis for all child portals but then they are disconnected so updating a URL for one of the sub-pages can get tedious. I want to be able to update it on the "master" portal and reflect on all the others. Any clue if MPUS-X Portal Navigator will fill this need?

Thanks.
Joseph CraigUser is Online
DNN Creative Support
Nuke Master VI
Nuke Master VI
Posts:9309
Avatar

--
2011-09-01 12:52 AM  
You should ask DNNMasters that question. I haven't used that module.

Joe Craig, DNN Creative Support

Subscribe to DNNCreative
I recommend PowerDNN for DotNetNuke Hosting.
You are not authorized to post a reply.

Active Forums 4.3

Latest Forum Posts

DNN 6.2 by Sameer
Hi All i am using dnn 6.2 beta version for my demo site i need to custmize the 4 modules in that
RE: Deploying dnn by Sameer
Thanks a lot so kind of you
RE: Unable to Create Skin Package by schilders
Joe, When I click the Edit icon next to the skin package on the Host Extensions page, I receive t
horizontal main and submenu items by Dan Glanton
I found a very good tutorial on horizontal main and subitems in DNN Creative, but what about if you
RE: Skin creation - Menu questoni by Joseph Craig
This has to do with the structure of the elements that make up the skin and the CSS. Most likely, y
Skin creation - Menu questoni by CDMeyer
I have a skin and when I add more menu items to the nav bar than can fit in one row of nav, the seco
RE: FCK Editor in DNN 6 by Pingle2009
Just to follow on from Joe's reply, the 'official' line seems to be that not only that the old FCK E
RE: Slice a Site by Dan Glanton
Thanks, I'll look into that when I get a chance.
RE: Creating structured page content by Stephen Bugden
Thankyou very much Joe, I will take a look at your suggestions.
RE: Subpages or dropdowns navigation is going behind this flash by Joseph Craig
I googled a bit and found that this is a messy problem. Possibly the best solution will be to giv
RE: Subpages or dropdowns navigation is going behind this flash by vijendra
Pls check the attachment. That Iframe code we are using and subnavigations are goind behind that.
RE: Rename or move site from domain name to subdomain name by Bill Quinn
Hi Joseph, Thank you so much for your reply. I will be able to implement this later in the we
RE: Creating structured page content by Joseph Craig
Take a look at the DotNetNuke Reports Module, the DotNetNuke Form & List Module, SGSV from Tresslewo
RE: Subpages or dropdowns navigation is going behind this flash by Joseph Craig
It looks like your iframed content may have a z-index that puts it on top of the menu. I can't id
Subpages or dropdowns navigation is going behind this flash by vijendra
Hi, Subpages or dropdowns navigation is going behind this flash. Pls check the url below http://www.
RE: user adding images by rod lloyd
That worked, thank you. I did not expect those permissions to be in File Manager. I note a
RE: Unable to Create Skin Package by Joseph Craig
To be quite honest, I've never used this functionality to create a skin. What I usually do is cre
RE: Unable to Create Skin Package by Joseph Craig
I'm confused by this, too.
RE: Unable to Create Skin Package by schilders
We are running DNN 6.x
RE: Unable to Create Skin Package by Joseph Craig
Which version of DotNetNuke are you using?
You are not logged in.
You must log in to access all 
650+ videos, tutorials, podcasts, and more.
RSS Feeds