tomyeah

well a plugin would be most perfect. but im very fresh with wordpress, installed it like 2 days ago. i found it pretty tough to edit stuff from the config core, but customization (themes or page elements) is really easy to do.

Kafkaesqui i hope you can make it 😉

@kafkaesqui: i think the relative links have to be constructed with php functions like $_SERVER[‘HTTP_HOST’] (ofcourse you need to snap the subdomain and absolute server path as well … http://sub.domain.org/path/)

i tried that on a few “wp pages” that i wanted to link relativly.

i havent looked into the wp-mysql-db, but maybe you could just replace all called mysql urls inside php(just catch the point where the url is loaded into some php var and replace it), since you know the exactly string.

for the moment id say its the easiest method.

what do you think ?