Multi-site cloning
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- Cibulo
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Hello there
I have a website in three languages (I do not want to use JoomFish, I prefer 3 different installations (I do not use member registration).
Now, setting up the site with all the modules, pages, it is quite a long job, I've almost finished to conver my existing time to the Sporticus template, but only for one of my languages.
I would lile to know if it is possible to "clone" an existing site and use to create a clone site in another subdirectory.
I mean, when I am done setting up menus, content pages, categories, sections, frontpage for the english site, I would like to use to use it to create a clone ( but different installation) in a subdirectory so that then I just have to translate the contents to finish, without having to set up again all the module options, positions, menus and so on.
my site will have three joomla installations:
mysite.com/ (english site)
mysite.com/es (spanish site)
mysite.com /it (italian site).
I hope someone will be so polite to explain me if there is a way and which are the steps I have to follow.
thanks ;D
Paolo
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- Yves
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- Cibulo
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- Bob Ateah
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If it was me, I'd pay the $50 since my time spent manually cloning the site would be worth more than that.
Just my $0.02.
Best of luck! - The member formerly known as Roland Deschain
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- Cibulo
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Roland Deschain wrote:
If it was me, I'd pay the $50 since my time spent manually cloning the site would be worth more than that.Probably you are right
Just my $0.02.
Best of luck!
I just did not think it was a long procedure to do it manually.
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- Peter Osipof
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- Do you have three different databases or one? You could always use ftp, download your site to your local system than upload to whatever folder you want.
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- Yves
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- This tutorial on how to move your Joomla! site to a new server can help you.
- Yves
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- Peter Osipof
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Yves wrote:
This tutorial on how to move your Joomla! site to a new server can help you.
Nice find, Bookmarked. - VirtueShop
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