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Eileen

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Re: Using Civi and Domain Access (Drupal)
May 31, 2012, 03:17:49 pm
You're right - there is no connection between the id in the domain access & civicrm_domain - although you can tweak them to be the same if it makes it easier. The one in the civicrm.settings.php is the one in the civicrm_domain table.

The other error you mention - I don't think it's a multisite thing - but I have seen it before - where it's appending the url on top of the URL?

std things to try =
- if you are using d6 & 4.1 make sure you have the uf set to drupal6 in civicrm.settings.php
- clear civicrm_cache table
- check file permissions on the templates_c etc
- check your resource & directory urls (which relies on you having the right entry in civicrm_domain)

There's something else that I can't quite think of @ the moment
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Re: Using Civi and Domain Access (Drupal)
June 01, 2012, 09:59:31 am
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You're right - there is no connection between the id in the domain access & civicrm_domain - although you can tweak them to be the same if it makes it easier. The one in the civicrm.settings.php is the one in the civicrm_domain table.

Cool. Then it should be a simple matter just to change the values in civicrm.settings.php until the error messages go away.

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The other error you mention - I don't think it's a multisite thing - but I have seen it before - where it's appending the url on top of the URL?

Exactly. Restoring the Civi DB is easy enough at this point, so I may try reproducing the steps to see exactly where the process goes awry. If things are recoverable from there, I may be able to continue - question: should the values in rows 32-34 (and, for that matter, rows 35-40) change during the process? If not, I could perhaps update the mangled values and move on.

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- if you are using d6 & 4.1 make sure you have the uf set to drupal6 in civicrm.settings.php
- clear civicrm_cache table
- check file permissions on the templates_c etc
- check your resource & directory urls (which relies on you having the right entry in civicrm_domain)

I'm on D7 and yes, I know about the uf settings for D6 - I've got 4.1 on a D6 site somewhere. Yes, yes and yes otherwise.

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There's something else that I can't quite think of @ the moment

 ;D You're funny. Sure - there's always something else... until there isn't!

I may try again later today and see what happens and keep y'all posted - thanks a ton, Eileen!

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Re: Using Civi and Domain Access (Drupal)
June 01, 2012, 03:31:40 pm
Well, I'll be damned. It works. Almost.

Having the right domains IDs in civicrm.settings.php did the trick - It looks like I now have separate settings for each domain. Woo hoo!

But... I still get the "Do not have permission to write to file: /latest-version-cache.txt" error.

The paths were mangled in civicrm_setting rows 32-34 and 38-39. This seemed to happen after I cleared caches and updated directory paths. I manually edited the DB to restore the previous values, but the error persists.

Icons fail to load (which are in an entirely different directory), so I suspect the error is symptomatic of a larger, permissions-related problem. I've tried everything I can think of (clearing caches, deleting the templates_c folder, etc.) to solve this and I'm coming up blank.

(Update: Turning off version reporting eliminates the error message, but icons do not appear - so yes, this is symptomatic of a larger problem and doesn't relate specifically to latest-version-cache.txt.)

Any ideas? Thanks so much... almost there!
« Last Edit: June 01, 2012, 04:20:54 pm by bcobin »

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Re: Using Civi and Domain Access (Drupal)
June 02, 2012, 05:51:06 am
BINGO! Got it.

Setting ConfiBackend on the affiliate sites does the trick - as soon as I set it on the first affiliate site, the error went away and icons appeared. Woo hoo!

So it looks like everything's working - now to get down to using it!

Thanks so much, Eileen - you are a true rockstar. And thanks, Peter, for the assist! Now to work... Yipee!  ;D

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Re: Using Civi and Domain Access (Drupal)
June 04, 2012, 03:03:27 pm
Hmm - I think I'd better give you the karma on this one since the last 3 updates seemed to be you solving your own problems!
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Re: Using Civi and Domain Access (Drupal)
June 05, 2012, 09:01:31 am
You are too kind, Eileen!

I'd open up another thread for this, but I may as well ask here insofar as I'm now just a "newborn" with DA:

It looks like Events are not segregated between domains - I thought I'd be able to have each site have its own Event management/calendar with the "master" site having access to all.

Is that not possible, or am I missing something? Thanks again for all your help!

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Re: Using Civi and Domain Access (Drupal)
June 05, 2012, 01:26:22 pm
No, they aren't segregated - although they have a created id that sort of ties in with permissions.

But, if using views I would probably create campaigns & use that as a criteria on your views I think
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