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Hi,

I need to modify this line in the footer. Does anyone know how the “Copyright” info can be modified. I’ve looked in the footer.php and functions.php, but I dont see it. Is it being pulled from the database?

“Copyright ? 2009”

Thanks for your time!

PHP is installed and enabled on both servers. Actually, there’s another WordPress site that’s currently running on both servers. So, can’t figure out why this one is not running on both servers?

Are there any specific logs on the servers that I could look at?

Any suggestions is appreciated.

Thanks.

I don’t think the above steps would work for me becasueI just realized that the WordPress site that I have developed was created on my laptop. So, my DB connection parms are setup with my own definition.

If I just copy the WP(blog) directory to the host server, and even change the wp-config.php, it will not work???

Would I need to recreate the blog site again by accessing it on the server?

Please advice. Thank you for your time.

Thank you! The video was very helpful. I wish WordPress would also
follow the same method, incorporating video with documentation. It saves so much time!!

My understanding from the video is setting up a new blog as a subdirectory of the existing blog. In my case, the new blog has it’s own domain name but exists on the same server. For example:

Blog1 site: https://www.example1.com/blog1/ –Already exists
Blog2 Site: https://www.example2.com/blog2/ — New blog site

So, In order to use the same DB on the server I could:

1. Update the wp-config.php for MYSQL settings, and add a new prefix to $table_prefix

2. Upload the WordPress directory to the server

I’m not clear if I would still need to this: “Then drop the tables in the db (only the ones for the new blog), export the db on your local machine, edit the sql file and change the table prefixes and url, then import that to the new site on the server.”

Thank you!

Thank you!
There is an existing WordPress site on the same server where I’ll be deploying the new wordpress site (Obviously with a adifferent IP address).

Can I use the same database configuration that is defined in wp_config.php for the existing site? or do I need to define new database connections in the wp_config.php (for the new site):

DB_Name:
User_Name:
Pass:
Database Host:
Table Prefix: wp_ (In WordPress instllation it says: If you want to run
multiple WordPress installations in a single database, change this)–

Thank you.

Are there any configuration changes on IIS that I need to be aware of?

Thanks.

Thanks. I’ve installed WordPress locally on Windows Vista with WLMP (lighttpd, MySQL and PHP). However I will need to deploy my modified site to Windows server with IIS. Would this work?

-S