I had got a solution for using a single core files with multiple databases.
I am using an external portal site and it authenticate to moodle.
When an user authenticates i will got current user's db name and invoke it as a COOKIE Variable.
But, my alternate url will be the common single core url.
This works great. We have tested it with more than 200 databases.
It sounds good.
Can you explain it a little more ?
How config.php will be modified ?
How did you get current user's db ?
You can conntect me with my email address also @mmahendra.soni@gmail.com
Thanks
Msoni
I am creating the config file dynamically when a moodle instance is deployed. We have a seperate admin for this.
In config.php i had done the following change:
$CFG->dbname = $_COOKIE['cookiename'];
Every time when an user login she will pass over this. I had stored the user's code(DB) .
$domain = ($_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'] != 'hosttype') ? $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'] : false;
setcookie('cookiename', $code, time()+60*60*24, '/', $domain, false);
Nice concept..!!
I'll definitely use this concept with my moodle instance which we are going to release soon.
Thanks a lot!!
I hope I would get more help from you in future!!
Thanks.
Let me know when you use this concept ?