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DPSBridge module for Drupal and Domain Access Module

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Hello,

we want to use a single instance of Drupal and Domain Access Module for multiple domains. Each domain will be related to a DPS 2015 project.

We couldn't get DPSBridge Module from DPCI to work with multiple domains.

Do anybody have used like that? What do you suggest as an alternative solution?

Wladimir

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> We couldn't get DPSBridge Module from DPCI to work with multiple domains.

Hi Vladimir,

Not sure if you still need this, but this shouldn't be very hard. You just need to check in the DPSBridge's code what website's node you are saving and have multiple ifelses for the credentials values, that belong to the different DPS accounts:

- check domain to which the node is published;

- set credentials to different accounts based on the domain using ifelses inside includes/dpsbridge.next.util.inc:

    // generate an array with global credentials values

    $client_id =  variable_get(DPSNextConfig::VARIABLE_CLIENT_ID, DPSNextConfig::CLIENT_ID);

    $client_secret = variable_get(DPSNextConfig::VARIABLE_CLIENT_SECRET, DPSNextConfig::CLIENT_SECRET);

    $device_id = isset($variables['device_token']) ? $variables['device_token'] : self::getDeviceId();

    $device_token = isset($variables['device_token']) ? $variables['device_token'] : self::getDeviceToken();

    $access_token = isset($variables['access_token']) ? $variables['access_token'] : self::getAccessToken();

Regards,

Gennady

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> We couldn't get DPSBridge Module from DPCI to work with multiple domains.

Hi Vladimir,

Not sure if you still need this, but this shouldn't be very hard. You just need to check in the DPSBridge's code what website's node you are saving and have multiple ifelses for the credentials values, that belong to the different DPS accounts:

- check domain to which the node is published;

- set credentials to different accounts based on the domain using ifelses inside includes/dpsbridge.next.util.inc:

    // generate an array with global credentials values

    $client_id =  variable_get(DPSNextConfig::VARIABLE_CLIENT_ID, DPSNextConfig::CLIENT_ID);

    $client_secret = variable_get(DPSNextConfig::VARIABLE_CLIENT_SECRET, DPSNextConfig::CLIENT_SECRET);

    $device_id = isset($variables['device_token']) ? $variables['device_token'] : self::getDeviceId();

    $device_token = isset($variables['device_token']) ? $variables['device_token'] : self::getDeviceToken();

    $access_token = isset($variables['access_token']) ? $variables['access_token'] : self::getAccessToken();

Regards,

Gennady