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How To Install In A Sub-Domain


  • mdm172
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    @mdm172

    Hi All,

    I’ve searched for this but haven’t found how to accomplish my install goal.

    I understand the parent-child theme concept (mostly) but this is what I’m trying to accomplish:

    I want to have a magazine type site (let’s call it “xyzmag.com”). I then want to have a sub-domain called “my.xyzmag.com” which is a wpmu/bp installation with all of the normal stuff that bp offers. So, users will have their own pages, groups etc. at my.xyz.com/johnsmith/. I do have wildcards enabled but don’t think johnsmith.my.xyz.com has a good url flow to it. Hence the subdirectory scheme.

    The question of how to get this to work seamlessly is escaping me. I will be using a child theme based on ThemeShaper’s Thematic framework for the xyzmag.com. I want to have the same look/feel for the wpmu/buddypress subdomain. If someone logs in to xyzmag.com, I want to have them also logged in to my.xyzmag.com at the same time. The only way to accomplish this that I can see is to have xyzmag.com as a wpmu install. Am I right on this? This would be similar to WordPress.COM. Or, can I have just a wp stand-alone install propagate the logged in users down to the wpmu/buddypress subdomain?

    I’m not too afraid of getting my hand dirty in the template codes of the Thematic child theme if that’s what it takes but I want to make sure there’s not a simpler way to do this.

    Thanks in advance for any help this forum provides.

    Michael

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