Or create a ticket in our Support Center, we will ask to email extension on our email address and we can explore it ourselves.

You can contact the developer and ask if the extension uses native Joomla database layer.

Hi,

how would i find out if it uses joomla database layer?

Thanks for the links

Having Joomla database table is not a guarantee that it's possible to share database data, an extension should use native Joomla database layer as well.

These are usual symlinks, there are tons of articles in Google:
http://www.nixtutor.com/freebsd/underst ... lic-links/
etc.

Hi thank you for responding.

Joombah jobs tables sit inside the joomla table so does that mean it should be possible to share?
Do you have any guidance about creating symlinks for these scenarios?

Mel

Not sure about Joombah Jobs but others use native Joomla database layer and we can share their database tables (slave sites will load database data from master site). All sites should use same Joomla version and same versions of these components installed. Additionally all users should we shared as ...

Ji, I have 3 websites which all sit on the same server and I want them to be able to share resources for specific components: Jomsocial EasyBlog DJClassifieds Joombah Jobs (or another) Can you tell me if this is possible? Also, do those components have to be individually stored on all the websites s...

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Note that both sites should use same MySQL server and MySQL user of slave site should have access to database of master site (all privileges).

I think it's possible with MightySites: we can share only Joomla users and single jomsocial users table, so all users will be same (both sites will have same users) but all other jomsocial data will be unique for each site.