[haiku-web] Re: Introducion & Split up the Website
- From: "Dennis d'Entremont" <dennis.dentremont@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: haiku-web@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 9 Apr 2009 21:58:29 -0300
On Thu, Apr 9, 2009 at 12:01 PM, Daniel Weber <haiku@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> first I should introduce myself, I am Daniel Weber (aka Master199). I took
> over the website maintain job from Niels at BeGeistert. If you want to know
> something about me, feel free to ask. :)
Welcome on-board! Nice to see someone step up so quickly.
>
>
> Back to the topic:
> The split up in more than one installation isn't that usefull, because if
> you have 5 subdomains and for each an seperated Drupal, you have almost 5
> times the work. You could also use one Drupal installation to manage these
> subdomains, but I never had this situation before and I dont know how much
> performance get lost thru this. The third way would be to redirect the
> subdomains to an existing site/section in one main Installation, but that
> would makes no sense to me too.
>
> For myself I prefer the one "big" site solution with an new concept of
> navigation, because if we use subdomains, this is for an first time visitor
> just confusing. We should take care that everyone can simply navigate to
> every section he wants.
I happen to prefer this method too but it's ultimately not my decision.
>
>
> Update to D6:
> The current theme (based on the old SpreadFox Theme) isn't usable with
> Drupal6 without some modifications. But if I would rework and reimplement
> it, I could also write an new one. So I think we should bring up a new theme
> and layout with an update to D7, so we can jump over D6 without doing the
> same work two times (because from D6 to D7 there are changes in the engine
> again).
I would like to see us skip over D6 and go straight to 7 once it's been
tested and a good amount of modules have been updated to support it. I don't
keep an eye on Drupal's activities so I'm not familiar with the D7 timeline
but it might be worth the wait (I'm more of a joomla fan boy).
>
>
> Greetings,
> Daniel
>
>
You have some big shoes to fill but I'm sure you are up to it. If you need
anything you know where to find us :)
Cheers!
Dennis
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