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Invision Community 4: Pages databases in Clubs

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On 3/4/2024 at 5:29 AM, Dreadknux said:

To offer a use-case example; suppose I have an existing Pages database, that works like a wiki. I want to keep that wiki visible and accessible as it always has been, but I might have a category called '1990s Movies' that might work well if linked to an existing '90s Lovers' Club. This way, Club users (who like to stay on the Club app and don't leave) will be able to see and enjoy the Pages content, without them needing to create a brand new Pages DB for that purpose (and risk duplicating content across the site)?

 

I was thinking this too. If we have a movies database, and three clubs are created which use that database, then there's potential for 3+ copies of Back to the Future. That's confusing.

I'm not sure what the solution would be though.

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