No, it doesn't and can't work with this extension because Komento is a separate commenting system.

In order to solve this, I was thinking to have a separate database for each country, but sharing some tables like Users, Categories, and general tables in order to make it possible to install new modules and plugins without manually replicating them ...

... should see their own listings and reviews, but all of them will share the same Categories. In order to solve this, I was thinking to have a separate database for each country, but sharing some tables like Users, Categories, and general tables in order to make it possible to install new modules ...

... database data, but: That depends on JReviews, it should allow you setup any category or client in menu item settings, so you will be abele to separate reviews output per each site, and main site will just display all reviews from all categories. 3. Will the above mentioned work for the blogs ...

... be deleted in all sites. Would that work to my goal? Note that you will have shared environment (files and certain content), so it is important to separate permissions and disallow user to change shared contents. Also, would the header, logo, etc be able to be unique per site since they would likely ...

... where I have the slave site created in the master site (to share folders and files for shared components) but using for the most part a separate database. I use akeeba backup on both sites since they are mostly independent (template, components, etc...) How do I restore the slave site ...

Hi most parts of the mighty site seem straightforward as access levels can be set with joomla. thus you can separate access of say menu articles modules to users of say site 1 from site 2. my problem is jomsocial where there seem to be no way to separate groups or hide groups ...

... uses own Joomla installation - that's fine. You need to share users, but don't share permissions. In this case you can create separate Admin usergroup for each site and setup permissions (permissions are unique per site and not shared) to allow only users from site's admin ...

You can either share templates and their settings, or each site will have own (separate) templates and styles as usual (except YooTheme templates because they store settings in files and sites which use same Joomla installation will have same template settings).

hello, I have been reading the presales questions in the forum but none seem to answer this particular question. I have three business domains all separate joomla 2.5 installations on the same server using the same copy of mysql each of the separate database. I have a fourth domain which is a simple ...