Comments on: Installing in a subfolder http://wpmututorials.com/installation2/installing-in-a-subfolder/ WordPressMU how to - tips, hints, tricks and explainations for multiple blogs in WordPress Sun, 14 Mar 2010 18:20:40 -0300 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 By: Bonny http://wpmututorials.com/installation2/installing-in-a-subfolder/#comment-6206 Bonny Tue, 02 Feb 2010 23:07:38 +0000 http://wpmututorials.com/?p=239#comment-6206 Never touched the config file, and it has yet to get that far to create one. If I erase the comments, I just get the die () error again. I've re-created the databases I don't know how many times now, they are solid - I'm assuming its because I'm installing in a folder off the root and I have several WP installs already elsewhere. Never touched the config file, and it has yet to get that far to create one.

If I erase the comments, I just get the die () error again. I’ve re-created the databases I don’t know how many times now, they are solid – I’m assuming its because I’m installing in a folder off the root and I have several WP installs already elsewhere.

]]> By: andrea http://wpmututorials.com/installation2/installing-in-a-subfolder/#comment-6198 andrea Tue, 02 Feb 2010 19:28:05 +0000 http://wpmututorials.com/?p=239#comment-6198 You no longer need to do this. If you're getting the die error, you either filled out your config file beforehand (that's a no-no, it tells you not to) or your db details are wrong. Just delete the wp-config.php file, visit your site in a browser, and run the installer again. You no longer need to do this. If you’re getting the die error, you either filled out your config file beforehand (that’s a no-no, it tells you not to) or your db details are wrong.

Just delete the wp-config.php file, visit your site in a browser, and run the installer again.

]]> By: Bonny http://wpmututorials.com/installation2/installing-in-a-subfolder/#comment-6197 Bonny Tue, 02 Feb 2010 19:22:08 +0000 http://wpmututorials.com/?p=239#comment-6197 I'm still struggling with this one. I've commented out what I *think* is the right line. Using the newest install of WPMU (2.9.1) has lines 23 and 27 ending with a }. If I comment out either line, I get: "There doesn't seem to be a wp-config.php file. I need this before we can get started." If I don't comment out the line, I get the icky die() error. Help? I’m still struggling with this one. I’ve commented out what I *think* is the right line. Using the newest install of WPMU (2.9.1) has lines 23 and 27 ending with a }. If I comment out either line, I get:

“There doesn’t seem to be a wp-config.php file. I need this before we can get started.”

If I don’t comment out the line, I get the icky die() error.

Help?

]]> By: venu http://wpmututorials.com/installation2/installing-in-a-subfolder/#comment-5976 venu Tue, 26 Jan 2010 01:18:13 +0000 http://wpmututorials.com/?p=239#comment-5976 We have done the development in a sub directory on our domain. now when we created an installation on the root to take the site live , we are running into couple of issues. 1) When we try to log into wp-admin , it is getting redirected to the old subdirectory admin of the development site. However when i go through wp-login.php then i am able to go to the new installation admin but when i type http://www.xxxx.com/wp-admin it goes to the old admin. Where should i look to fix this issue 2)We have the main site and a blog on the installation. We have created a subdomain blog.xxxxxx.com to point to the blog . We installed the domain mapping plug in and wanted to make the blog point to the sub domain. Can you please help as to how we do that? If we have a CNAME for the subdomain, where do we enter it or configure to point to the blog Would really appreciate some help in this regard. I am not that well versed with technicalities but can figure out if i have some pointers Regards venu We have done the development in a sub directory on our domain. now when we created an installation on the root to take the site live , we are running into couple of issues.
1)
When we try to log into wp-admin , it is getting redirected to the old subdirectory admin of the development site. However when i go through wp-login.php then i am able to go to the new installation admin but when i type http://www.xxxx.com/wp-admin it goes to the old admin.
Where should i look to fix this issue

2)We have the main site and a blog on the installation. We have created a subdomain blog.xxxxxx.com to point to the blog . We installed the domain mapping plug in and wanted to make the blog point to the sub domain. Can you please help as to how we do that? If we have a CNAME for the subdomain, where do we enter it or configure to point to the blog

Would really appreciate some help in this regard. I am not that well versed with technicalities but can figure out if i have some pointers

Regards

venu

]]> By: russell http://wpmututorials.com/installation2/installing-in-a-subfolder/#comment-5920 russell Sun, 24 Jan 2010 16:03:11 +0000 http://wpmututorials.com/?p=239#comment-5920 Till now I have always installed in to a subdirectory like q21digital.com/mu/goes-here then just scrubed my database for /mu/ and change the .htaccess and wp-config files in the new install. will try your way next time, thanks. Till now I have always installed in to a subdirectory like q21digital.com/mu/goes-here then just scrubed my database for /mu/ and change the .htaccess and wp-config files in the new install.

will try your way next time, thanks.

]]> By: Ron http://wpmututorials.com/installation2/installing-in-a-subfolder/#comment-4606 Ron Sat, 19 Dec 2009 02:04:06 +0000 http://wpmututorials.com/?p=239#comment-4606 bluehost does not support WordPress MU installs, just WordPress installs. bluehost does not support WordPress MU installs, just WordPress installs.

]]> By: me http://wpmututorials.com/installation2/installing-in-a-subfolder/#comment-4590 me Fri, 18 Dec 2009 19:54:59 +0000 http://wpmututorials.com/?p=239#comment-4590 AAAARGH!!!!!! That is how I felt when I wrote that last post. I got it figured out now. WPMU is soooo sensitive. I apologize. Thanks for the email Andrea. Turns out that all I had to do was delete the wordpress directory that I had extracted and redo it. =P AAAARGH!!!!!! That is how I felt when I wrote that last post. I got it figured out now. WPMU is soooo sensitive. I apologize. Thanks for the email Andrea. Turns out that all I had to do was delete the wordpress directory that I had extracted and redo it. =P

]]> By: me http://wpmututorials.com/installation2/installing-in-a-subfolder/#comment-4563 me Thu, 17 Dec 2009 23:17:40 +0000 http://wpmututorials.com/?p=239#comment-4563 There is no help. NO ONE HAS THE ANSWER. I have been these forums for 2 weeks now trying to install wpmu. I follow EVERY direction to a t and NOTHING. I am so frustrated!!!!!! There is no help. NO ONE HAS THE ANSWER. I have been these forums for 2 weeks now trying to install wpmu. I follow EVERY direction to a t and NOTHING. I am so frustrated!!!!!!

]]> By: Chris Cera http://wpmututorials.com/installation2/installing-in-a-subfolder/#comment-4396 Chris Cera Sun, 13 Dec 2009 00:50:31 +0000 http://wpmututorials.com/?p=239#comment-4396 Thank you! Thank you!

]]> By: John Bachir http://wpmututorials.com/installation2/installing-in-a-subfolder/#comment-4289 John Bachir Thu, 10 Dec 2009 06:46:54 +0000 http://wpmututorials.com/?p=239#comment-4289 Extraordinarily helpful. Thanks! Extraordinarily helpful. Thanks!

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