Can I do like this with wordpress?

Discussion in 'WordPress' started by bnts, Oct 24, 2006.

  1. #1
    Hi I have installed wordpress in the www folder and it's the main blog. I just want to know if I can create a subdomain and use the same wordpress blog installed in the main www forlder...I mean can I use the same wordpress installed in the main public folder for blogging from different subdomains?

    If I can't do it with wordpress, please suggest any other blogging software which provide this feature.

    Thanks.
     
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    frankcow Well-Known Member

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    but then wouldn't the content simply be duplicated? What's the point of that?
     
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    bnts Well-Known Member

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    No, I mean like a blogging software like Blogger.com (in very small scale though) where we can use subdomains as new blogs...
     
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    frankcow Well-Known Member

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    oh, good question
    I'd like to know as well...
     
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    bnts Well-Known Member

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    The directory structure maybe that...Exactly speaking, I want to use the blog installed in www.domain.com using a new subdomain new.domain.com...Ofcors with new contents.

    Thanks
     
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    Richie_Ni Illustrious Member

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    You can!Just create a subdomain and install wordpress with another database.;)
     
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    sure you can do it - just need to setup separate wordpress db's on each sub-domains if you want the content to be different
    or else if you want the same content then a single wordpress db can be used:)
     
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    bnts Well-Known Member

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    Oh that I know;) The problem is actually I have only one database left to set up my site in my hosting account..:(
     
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    :eek:That's terrible.You should switch to another hosting (like hostgator.com)
    You could create databases as many as you want on hostgator.com .
     
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    I think I have to do exactly that...So should I assume that there is no possibility at all...:(
     
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    I think you just have to switch to different host. Besides hostgator offers good features i.e. space and cost of hosting.. Just my 2 cents ;)
     
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    That's what I pasted the link for.
     
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    bnts Well-Known Member

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    Thanks..I will just have a try then;)

    Cheers.
     
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    These are very interesting ideas. This would be great for allowing people to set up free niche blogs on your site, maybe do some revenue sharing...
     
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    Heh, yeah, WordPress MU 1.0 was just released a couple of days ago. I've played with it when it was beta - but not yet for the release version. But WordPress.com is run with the MU version, so its stable, and it used one DB, yeah.
     
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