Can I have multiple blogs in one wordpress folder?

Discussion in 'WordPress' started by chadgarber, Jul 15, 2008.

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    Can I have multiple blogs in one wordpress folder? If not, how do I make two blogs with wordpress (in the same root directory)?
     
    chadgarber, Jul 15, 2008 IP
  2. r3dt@rget

    r3dt@rget Notable Member

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    Do you mean you have wordpress installed at something like: www.example.com/wordpress, and you would like more than one wordpress blog on that same folder? The answer, no. You could, however, have another blog in a different directory, such as www.example.com/ or www.example.com/wordpress/2/. I hope that helps I dont know if I understood your question correctly.
     
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    Yes, you understood perfectly. Thank you.
    So do I have to install the entire wordpress package in the folder /2/ to have a second blog? So in other words, is it one full wordpress folder = one blog?
     
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    You cannot have more than one instance of Word Press installed within the same folder. The reason for that is you may only have one index.php and one wp-config.php within any folder (only one of any file to be exact) and you may not have two sub-directories with the same name. Each instance of WP requires these directories: wp-content, wp-includes, and wp-admin.

    However, as r3dt@rget has said, you could install the WPs in different sub-directories with no problems. You can actually do that as many times as you like. Remember that you should create a seperate databse in MySQL for each WP installation.
     
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    Or you could just have two categories in your blog and code it so that each category displays its own page of posts rather than one page displaying all.
     
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    You just can't!
     
    BANAGO, Jul 16, 2008 IP