Multishop advanced configuration
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Multishop advanced configuration
For example, we have two domains:
- domain1.com,
- domain2.com.
There are different markets within these domains, e.g.
- Poland => domain1.com/pl, domain2.com/pl,
- Slovakia => domain1.com/sk, domain2.com/sk,
- Czech Republic => domain1.com/cz, domain2.com/cz.
There will be different products on each market, different forms of payment, different forms of delivery.
Is such a configuration possible on one database and code? Is it better to split it into two separate databases and codes?
- domain1.com,
- domain2.com.
There are different markets within these domains, e.g.
- Poland => domain1.com/pl, domain2.com/pl,
- Slovakia => domain1.com/sk, domain2.com/sk,
- Czech Republic => domain1.com/cz, domain2.com/cz.
There will be different products on each market, different forms of payment, different forms of delivery.
Is such a configuration possible on one database and code? Is it better to split it into two separate databases and codes?
Re: Multishop advanced configuration
Yes, you can use one database and use the country code as value for the {site} parameter to switch between the shops for the different countries.
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Re: Multishop advanced configuration
But note that the country codes repeat within these two domains. As far as I know, the page code must be unique.
Re: Multishop advanced configuration
As long as domain2.com is only an alias for domain1.com and share the same code and data, this will work without problem.
If code and data should be different for domain2.com, than you need to separate domain1.com and domain2.com into different installations.
If code and data should be different for domain2.com, than you need to separate domain1.com and domain2.com into different installations.
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