Yes, Abhay answered my question. After playing with it a bit, the best
I could do is have two wp's configured for the same db/tables and soft
linking the top wp dir of the "active" one to the url wp expects.
That'll do.
Rod
Abhay Kumar wrote:
//
You can have multiple installations in one database if you give each a
unique prefix
$table_prefix = 'wp_'; // Only numbers, letters, and underscores
please!
Quoted direct from the config file. So yes you can. Just need to change
that value
I don't believe that's what Rod was asking. The situation you
are describing is multiple blogs on the same database. Rod is asking
about two different codebases (1.5.2 and 2Beta2, I'm guessing) on the
same database using the same posts, etc. Although I could be wrong, I
don't think this would work. The only thing I guess I could suggest is
to write a crontab script that takes the database entries (posts and
comments) of the day from your live blog and updates it to your
experimental blog's database.
Did that answer your question?
Abhay
On 11/28/05, Rod Morison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
Is
there a way to configure Wordpress to run 2 different code bases off
the same db? Is it safe (particularly wrt schema diffs)?
Goal is that I can leave my 1.5 Wordpress up for public access, and work
with 2.0 svn/nightly myself for test & experiments.
Horde (
www.horde.org) can do this pretty well, though I don't know if
it's officially supported.
Thanks,
Rod
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