http://mu.ww.wp.xz.cn/
Like WordPress MU you mean? 🙂
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guzh
(@guzh)
yeah! But does it work with many of the wordpress plugins, cause I use about 10 of them, and I’ve also made a custom theme.. Perhaps I’ll just try it out and tell you how it worked XD
thanks (:
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guzh
(@guzh)
Hi again!
I tried WordPress MU, and it worked almost as I wanted:
I didn’t manage to make the “homepage” as a blog, and it didn’t support all the plugins I use. And I didn’t understand how I was able to publish posts on a specific blog… but I guess perhaps I would understand if I used more time on it XD
I only want two blogs and only me as an admin/editor/writer, so I don’t know if MU is the right tool for me.
The only thing I want is two seperate blogs, with seperate themes and seperate posts/pages/categories/archives. without login on two different places.
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guzh
(@guzh)
I tried setting up a unified login, but I didn’t achieve to setup using a shared user database. I kept getting this error, when I tried to log in:
You do not have sufficient permissions to access this page.
after adding this:
define('CUSTOM_USER_TABLE','wp_users');
define('CUSTOM_USER_META_TABLE','wp_usermeta');
when I removed it the login works perfectly, but that is the code to use the same user database.. ;\
I have on database, two tables and one for each wp. prefix is wp_ and wp2_.
It’s installed locally using xampp (maybe that has something to do with it?)
I want to use sub directories for both, but I want one of them to have the root (http://my.domain.net) as blog address (and the sub directory as wordpress address (http://my.domain.net/wordpress/))
