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you'd have to set the sites up to share the same users table.

Yeah ! I agree ! If you want only the Users Info, then you have to Use the USERS table as Common to both the sites ! Both should be based on Fusion ! B)

that mean ?

Have a look at the file /includes/multisite_include.php and also try using the search box on this site.

If you run a website you should learn a little bit of the things you are working with!

Please have a Look on : http://www.php-fusion.co.uk/forum/vie...pid=151568

If you have nothing nice to say, you should say nothing

@29sd102 i have to agree with Ypsilon... if you aren't willing to learn how the system works and just want all the answers given to you, you should either not try to do something so difficult or have someone else do it. I would give a better answer regarding setting this up had it been a question like "so i've tried setting up the websites to use the same user table, but i have not been able to do so" or something to that effect. If you learn about the CMS (through the documentation and experimentation like i have) you would realize that setting up a mutli-site isn't too terribly difficult.

Is this not a support forum

If he dosent ask here , where would he ask.

If members cant or wont help , they should pass the thread

yea, we HELPED. helping is pointing them in the right direction and saying "get going fella!" unless its a bug, which in this case, it is not.

http://www.php-fusion.co.uk/forum/vie...d_id=22560 this thread have all you need.
Ask if you have a problems afterwards.

In regards to Ypsilons post above I would like to say that we like to help people. Now, having said that, it is also true that we like even more to see how people get a hint from someone and then are able to develop the solution by themselves. Help to selfhelp if you will.

It is true that setting up a site requires some reasonable prerequisites, some idea about what to do with the files, some general hunch on getting the correct details from your host and fill them in in the right place in the PHPFusion setup script. Added to that you should have a peek at the documentation provided with PHPFusion.

It is my opinion, I would like to emphasize even my personal opinion, that one should:
1. Have those clues and hunches mentioned above sorted out
2. Take the trouble to read the documentation provided with them files and available (after extensive efforts) on this site.
3. Do one or two attempts to search this or other site for a solution before asking.

I think that is a minimal requirement for any member/user/siteowner/administrator. Only after that should you ask others.

Then again, we all miss out on some piece of info or just dont always understand exactly how to do things, despite reading the manual. So it is a balance between the obvious required knowledge and misinterpretations and language barriers..

Do not be to quick to judge.

well said sir