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and we still have to update all the ones at freebpthemes.com for 1.2
I forsee long days ahead.
Can I count my Wii, the elliptical trainer and the mp3 player as well then?
Could ask the theme authors.
I believe it pulls in the default. Best place to add things to registration pages in MU is to write a plugin to hook into the filters in place on that page, rather than hack the core.
For the OP, knowing how to use the programs help.
I’ve seen too many threads with people spending hours over issues trying to fix something when the setup is working how it should, just not the way they expected.Being familiar with your server helps too. Anything borks, I (and others) will tell you to check your error logs first. They could be anywhere, it depends on your server.
I don’t expect people to be able to code, but for heavy debugging, you should be able to read the code and have a general knowledge of what it’s supposed to do. That comes with experience. You’ll also be able to check syntax that way, as a missing , : ; or } can do some pretty strange things.
Break stuff on purpose.
Seeing what happens when you change one element you know you can switch back gives you +5 experience points. Use it wisely.
Are you loading it up while your internet is disconnected? It does several call outs.
Also, this is a WPMU question and shoudl be over in their forums. (where I’d give the same answer, heh.
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Heh, pen & paper – me too!
Terminal was a given, I thought. Phpmyadmin or terminal for db work here.
Depends on your OS.
We’re on Linux boxes here, so – NetBeans, phpEdit, firebug and whatever tools you find common on linux-based hosting.
I look at IE screenshots here:
http://ipinfo.info/netrenderer/index.php
or on my kid’s computer.
It has winxp.Yes, it’s a pain.
“and the themes are likely to have uncompatibilty issues. “
I can count on one hand the number of WordPress themes that don’t work right in MU. Most of them are fine.
BuddyPress themes are different.
The merge is done in trunk. Seriously, the work has been done already. People have announced this merge since last May-ish. We’re just about at feature freeze, so from here on out will be bug fixes only (plus some UI work on the MU menus).
While I think it;s quite possible to downgrade MU to single WP, the reverse isn’t true and it would be much better to wait until 3.0. You’ll upgrade as usual, and there will be instructions on how to turn off the network and go back to a single blog. (probably cuz I’ll write them…
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I;d prefer to answer these question by email to not clutter up the forums, cuz it’s a paid thing.
(mods, feel free to make your call)But in short:
– it works in either kind of install
– it also works with multiple TLDs. I use it to run atypicalife.net and my family’s blogs on the same exact WPMU installation that runs wpmututorials.
– it works fine with 3.0, we’ve been using it on trunk, but it meeds renaming.
– remote login means saving the cookies from one domain to the next. your one user login & pass works for all if you’re assigned to those blogs.
