Domain boolean field
This module adds a new field type for multi-domain websites that allows editors to set a simple on/off status for content on a per-domain basis. This is useful for configuring things like featured content differently across your various site domains.
A custom field for multi-domain sites. This module adds a new field type that allows site editors to set a boolean (on/off) value for each active domain on the website.
Features
This module's basic functionality is to provide a new field type called "Domain Boolean." When you add this field to a content type, a list of checkboxes is automatically generated, with one checkbox for each active domain on your site. This allows editors to easily configure a node's status (e.g., "featured," "promoted," "hidden") on a per-domain basis. A typical use case is to allow a single node to be "featured" on the homepage of one domain while remaining in a standard list on others.
Post-Installation
How does this module actually work once I install it? Follow these steps for an overview of the configuration process:
- Enable the module: After installation, enable the "Domain Boolean Field" module from the Drupal admin interface (
/admin/modules). - Add the field to a content type: Navigate to
Structure > Content typesand select the content type you wish to modify. Click the "Manage fields" tab and add a new field. Select "Domain Boolean" from the list of available field types. - Configure the field: On the field settings page, you can set the label and help text for the field, which will be displayed to editors on the node edit form.
- Use the field: When creating or editing a node of that content type, you will see a list of checkboxes for each of your active domains. Simply check the box for each domain where you want to apply the boolean status.
Additional Requirements
- Domain Access: This module is a complementary add-on to the Domain Access module. Domain Access must be installed and configured for this module to function, as it provides the core API for managing domains.
Recommended modules/libraries
- Views: To leverage the domain-specific status of your content, you would typically use Views to create custom content lists or blocks. For example, you can create a View that displays only the "featured" content on a specific domain.
Similar projects
There are no contributed modules on drupal.org that provide this exact functionality out of the box. This module fills a gap for developers who need a simple, custom-configurable solution for setting per-domain metadata on content.
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