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Wednesday 22 July 2009 3:58:43 am
A recommended practice for implementing multi-language sites with ezPublish is using several public siteaccesses.
The problem is that in many cases, multiple multi-language sites must be supported by the same eZPublish installation, each one with its own design.
This mean that, if I support two languages for each site, I will have a pair of siteaccesses for each site, e.g. in my case:
- ita and eng for the main front-end
- json_ita and json_eng for creating JSON feeds of nodes
- mobile_ita and mobile_eng for a mobile version of the website.
Obviously ita and eng share the same design, while json_ita and json_eng share another design, and the same for mobile_ita and mobile_eng.
The problem is thay I cannot figure out a way to make those pairs of siteaccesses share the same settings, e.g. the same override.ini, simplifying their maintenance. So, I ask you: is there a way to achieve this,i.e. making siteaccesses that differ only for the language share at least part of the settings?
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