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UMW Blogs’ Support Stats
When people ask me how much time I spend supporting UMW Blogs, I say it’s about an hour of my week, which is true. Now, to be clear, I think of support along the lines of “I lost by password” or “How do I change my theme?” and questions like that. More along the lines [...] Continue reading
Posted in , 2.7, Andy Rush, documentation, dtlt, screencasts, tutorial, tutorials, UMW Blogs, umwblogs, upgrade, wordpress multi-user, wpmu, wpmu development
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WPMu Multi-DB Tutorial
Sooner or later we had to do it on UMW Blogs, and over a week ago we made the jump to a multi-database setup for our WordPress Multi-User environment. We have a subscription to the WPMu Dev Premium service, which gives us access to the Multi-DB script. This code enables you to break one database [...] Continue reading
Posted in , database, mapped domains, multi-db, MySQL, phpmyadmin, sql, tutorial, UMW Blogs, upgrading, Wordpress, wordpress multi-user, wpmu, wpmu development, wpmued
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Multiple Domains on WPMu: Mission Accomplished!
Well, I hate to quote our fearless leader out of turn, but unlike him I really was successful! I had blogged earlier this semester about the potential possibilities available to UMW if we were to pursue mapping multiple domains to … Continue reading
Posted in , multiple domains, Plugin, plugins, tutorial, Wordpress, wordpress multi-user, WP, wpmu
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WPMu Tutorials (Week 2)
This one’s a little late, and fortunately I didn’t have to do much work to bring the following resource to you. Keeping in line with a philosophy that Scott, D’Arcy, and Brian were promoting at Open Ed 2007, why create … Continue reading
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