On Thu, Feb 25, 2010 at 4:39 PM, Charles <cshtr...@yahoo.com> wrote: > I don't want to implement code for a blog. What's the easiest way to > incorporate wordpress on my site under my single catalyst instance . > I'm going to download the wordpress code and not have it hosted elsewhere. > > I'd like to have the blog like mydomainname.com/blog . I've got a > root/static/images dir currently where my images live and the > mydomainname.com/static/images/foo.jpg is all visible . I would think that > the blog code could go in the static dir but doesn't seem to just work out > of the box. > > Any hlp apprec as always. > > I'm running catalyst-runtime 5.7014 . > > -C > > Catalyst is a Perl engine, Wordpress is a PHP application. I suppose you have a webserver as a frontend to your Catalyst instance. How about if you route the /blog path in your webserver (say, Apache) to your Wordpress home directory? Then setup PHP to run .php flies, etc, as per Wordpress installation instructions.
-rodrigo
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