Multiple new features and improvements: ⋅ New report setting 'Template Article' in PDF downloads settings allows to select a Joomla article which will be used as HTML template for PDF (article can have tags {TITLE} ...

Each site can have own template style in Joomla as usual if each site uses own database tables. User A registered on Site A → User's record is available on Site A or B for login What happens of user B registers on site B or C...? If users are shared - user record is available on all sites which shar...

Sounds good and thanks for the speedy response. Given the case study above I'm happy we can have a unique look and feel for teh other sub domains by changing the template file. I'm still a bit curious about how ACL is managed though. You mentioned above that MightySites doesn't sync or replicate dat...

... cases MightySites won't help you. Please note that MightySites doesn't sync or replicate database data. Users and subscriptions can be shared: multiple sites will use same database tables for users and subscriptions (depends on subscriptions component - it should use native Joomla database ...

I looked at the case studies and couldn't find one that matched, although as I assume you developed the component you would be able to provide more help. Here's what I think would work: Centralised user credentials and subscriptions Each site would have to have a unique template and unique content I...

Please first advice: do you need each slave site to have own files or all sites can use same files? Will each site use own database tables or use same tables and have same contents? I strongly recommend to choose a single case study from this page, otherwise we won't have a success: http://alterbrai...

That sounds promising. So if I had the following websites: PrimarySubDomain.FloogleBinder.com (for admins) SubDomain01.FloogleBinder.com (for franchisee) SubDomain02.FloogleBinder.com (for franchisee) SubDomain03.FloogleBinder.com (for franchisee) SubDomain04.FloogleBinder.com (for franchisee) A use...

By default Joomla site loads user data from own database tables. MightySites allows to configure site A to user tables of site B for users, so both sites will use same database tables and hence all users will be always same on both sites. No matter where user is registered/updated/deleted - this act...

OK, a question if I may...

1. If I create sites using Multi Sites would the users register and be authenticated against the main site's DB or the sub domain's DB...?

An updated image of what we're looking to do:

That won't work, please choose a valid case study first:
http://alterbrains.com/joomla-extension ... se-studies