Separate domain/subdomain for communities than client portal, perhaps even separate domain/subdomain for each community/group
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Michael D. Milson (MHI)
It would be good to have client portal and groups/communities, completely separate for the domain, with the option to set up a unique domain/subdomain per community rather than one for all with different url slugs, and to remove the word communities from the url, would look cleaner and easier to link to having mycommunityname.com rather than mymaindomain.com/communities/mycommunityname
Especially for anyone wishing to create a few distinctly separate communities for different things that never crossover and should be kept separate.
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Communities/groups to have different domain than client portal, so memberships/courses, communities/groups, and client portal are all separate, perhaps even being able to have multiple of each with unique domains
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Michael D. Milson (MHI)
Since communities/groups are often used for one aspect of a business and a client portal for another, and memberships/courses perhaps for another. It would be beneficial to be able to have the option to choose to have one domain for any combination of these three (one, two, or all) and unique domains for each. Then you can have nicely branded domains for each. perhaps a .courses domain and a .groups domain and a .com domain or whatever we choose to setup.
It seems a little strange having memberships/courses with its own domain, and client portal and groups/communities having to share a domain.
I personally would like one step further and to be able to segment more and set up multiple of each. So you could have client portals for different sites that may be different aspects of the same business or separate business run by the same person under one account. Separate domains for different groupings of communities (not every community you create may want to live amongst each other, especially if you have drastically different ones unrelated to each other), and same with courses. If you wanted to have a site showing one type of courses in a membership area and promoting the ones people don't have, and another site (or more) showing different courses on a completely unrelated theme/topic.
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Clifford Paulick
need this