We want to run two odoo-10 websites with one database, Where let's say one website will show 100% of products/data and the second will show 50% of products/data. Currently in odoo-10 if we run two instances on different port using db-filter, changes done on one website reflect directly on the second one, which we don't want. We want two websites showing different content on front-end but making back-end operations on the same database so the website's information from users/visitors can be seen in one place. Does odoo-10 Enterprise already have something to configure like this? or is there any other way?
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The main problem is that odoo shares some template views between all the configured websites, such as headers, footers, and many other website views. Even when you can (I did) manually or programatically create and configure new separate views for some of this templates, Odoo does not allow to load separate themes for each website.
The main obstacle for creating multiple website seems to be that there is no way to set different External IDs for the resources of each different websites. If you could diferentiate external ids for web resources of each website, Odoo would be very close to completely allow multiple websites in one database.
May be it will evolve in future versions.
