Hi
Is it possible to have a modx site on 2 domains so that when you make changes to the content it updates them both?
The two sites have the same structure and templates just different colours. So would the solution lie in 2 stylesheets or in creating 2 lots of templates in modx if it can be done at all that is?
Easily!
Have one root folder ie (domain.com) and create an alias (domain.ru) that points to the same dir.
Then install a plug in called (subsites I think) that redirects domain.ru to the index id of the page for that domain (you set the index ID, 404 ID and 403 Doc ID in the settings of the plug in).
And voila!
Different domains, different templates and etc etc etc.
Have a look at the
http://www.viriko.ru &
http://www.viriko.com
Both are in the same dir and use 1 modx

Its not perfect, but its close. Ive been running that site for nearly 2 years using this method.
Thanks Vait.
Will try it out.
More useful advice, thanks paulp.
I wouldn’t do it myself either but the client insists.
Quote from: paulp at Nov 25, 2008, 10:59 AM
Domain 1 would have modx installed and the database, domain 2 would have modx installed but edit the config file to point to the database on domain 1 (make sure you allow remote access to the database)
As for the styles in the templates just link to a stylesheet relative to the domain and not with full urls, IE css/site.css, that way you can have your diffrent layouts ect.
Not really something I would do as you will be penalized in goggle for duplicate content 
I dont think there is a point of having 2 installations when you can have 1 installation and do everything from there.
Make mirrors of documents, and templates can be assigned in manager.
i.e.
http://www.viriko.ru/home-ru.html or
http://www.viriko.com/home-en.html
btw home-ru.html works on the dot com domain and home-en.html works on the .ru domain