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4/25/2009 10:09 AM
 

Does DNN handle the content for multiple sites within one single database? If so, how does it resolve a request for site A as different content compared to a request for site B. I understand that on some level it has to check the db and figure out what siteID(?) a given request belongs to. Does it then reqwrite the urls from that point forward? I would love to see where in the code this takes place. Thx.

 
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4/25/2009 10:34 AM
 

All content of a dnn installation is stored in a single database, data is assigned by portal idea or indirectly by page or module id (each page and module belongs to exactly one portal.


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