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Thursday 06 May 2004 1:36:40 pm
In regards to question 2, is it the admin interface that is a problem or is it the potential to work on other parts of the site than the guestbook? If you don't mind the admin interface, you can allow users only the ability to edit/publish certain content types (such as a guestbook entry) within the admin interface. They could see the rest of the content the same as if they were on the user site, just with the admin templates. You can disable the access to any setup functions, to adding content, or to seeing user accounts. Also, I think that you can override the admin interface to make it look any way you want (i.e. like your user site), but I am not sure if you would want to try that, as it seems like it would be a lot of work. In regards to question 3, you can use the same design folder for many sites without any trouble. Each site would be listed in the site.ini.append.php and each would have its own settings folder. However, the site.ini.append for each site would list the design as being the same. You would have to duplicate the override settings for each of the sites so that they would use the same templates. Mark
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