I have a website with a soon to be blog section (ie. http://www.website.com/blogs/) I originally installed WordPress but needed to have multiple blogs (different people writing blogs with different logins) so I desided to install Lyceum instead.
1) Can I install Lyceum OVER WordPress or should I delete all the files and start over? I have not made any blog posts yet. 2) If I have to delete everything, do I have to re-create the MySQL database? I only have 1 user for the setup of WordPress. 3) I see that I can move all the folders in one directory so they are not scattered in my root directory (I like everything organised). Is that possible using the above URL correct? 4) I also have Gogle AdSense (and other ad programs), can I incorproate that into my blogs to automatically put a banner ad or do I have to Manually put that in (code wise). If manually, can I put it in after the blog is written (ie. as an Edit in case I forget?) 5) If I write a blog in Lyceum but I want to show that the blog has been updated on my front page, can I do that? (I dont need a full RSS, just a line that says Updated: XX/XX/XX, no article information, just a link to my blog area) 6) I am going to also be adding a Classified section possibly and its supposed to integrate with an existing MySQL database, would this mess up anything with Lyceum?
I believe I have most of it I just need a little help around the edges.
My Blog page that I am trying to create is www.centralflbiz.com/blogs I moved the folders /src/lib /src/config /src/installation to /blogs (aka lyceum, I didn’t want people to see the name)
I changed PRIVATE_REL_PATH so it looks like this now:
I edited wp-config.php to this (I only included the top part)
<?php // ** MySQL settings ** // define('DB_NAME', 'cflbiz_blogs'); // The name of the database define('DB_USER', 'XXXXXX'); // Your MySQL username define('DB_PASSWORD', 'XXXXXX'); // ...and password define('DB_HOST', 'localhost'); // hostname or IP of database server (possibly 'localhost')
// You can have multiple installations in one database if you give each a unique prefix $table_prefix = ''; // Only numbers, letters, and underscores please!
define('PROTOCOL', 'http://'); // The web path to the base of lyceum (where portal.php is sitting), with NO TRAILING SLASH // Something like '' or '/lyceum' or '/src/lyceum' define('WEBROOT', 'http://www.centralflbiz.com/blogs'); // The web path to the base of lyceum (where portal.php is sitting), with NO TRAILING SLASH. // Only change this if you are doing a non-typical installation, otherwise it will happily be the same // as WEBROOT define('SRCROOT', WEBROOT);
// The IP address or equivalent domain name of the server (MUST have 1 or more periods - 'localhost' will not work!) define('MAINDOMAIN', 'http://www.centralflbiz.com/blogs'); define('DEFAULTBLOG', false);
I am getting some errors that it is failing to open the files. What am I missing? Thank you for ANY help!