I'm really after advice as to the best way to go with this;
I want to have four broad areas on my new site;
1) Conventional Links directory (with some extra fields for contact details etc) and added plugins like Myfaves etc
2) Glossary Definition Area (uses Links but with some extra fields, and content is generated mainly by me only)
3) Cad Download Area (I want to use Links again, but with the shopping cart plugin to allow some Cad files to be downloaded on purchase)
4) Forum (using Gossamer Forum)
This is quite ambitous for me, but I would like all four areas to use a common registration system, which obviously would be community.
Should I try and make one custom install of LinksSQL which combines all of areas 1,2 & 3 (using one set of templates but with loads of if's, else's etc etc)?
or install LinksSQL three times and try and just make the templates look similar (although on the same domain does this have licensing issues?). Would I then get too confused when it came to all of the admin?
Any help is appreciated before I start down the long road!!
Best wishes,
Piers
I want to have four broad areas on my new site;
1) Conventional Links directory (with some extra fields for contact details etc) and added plugins like Myfaves etc
2) Glossary Definition Area (uses Links but with some extra fields, and content is generated mainly by me only)
3) Cad Download Area (I want to use Links again, but with the shopping cart plugin to allow some Cad files to be downloaded on purchase)
4) Forum (using Gossamer Forum)
This is quite ambitous for me, but I would like all four areas to use a common registration system, which obviously would be community.
Should I try and make one custom install of LinksSQL which combines all of areas 1,2 & 3 (using one set of templates but with loads of if's, else's etc etc)?
or install LinksSQL three times and try and just make the templates look similar (although on the same domain does this have licensing issues?). Would I then get too confused when it came to all of the admin?
Any help is appreciated before I start down the long road!!
Best wishes,
Piers