You should have used WordPress multisite, so a single install running 3 separate sites, one for Blog A, one for Blog B, one for BBPress. You should also be using the BBPress v2 plugin, not the standalone BBPress v1
I’m wondering if you simply copied your files from the sub directory’s install into the root directory? That wouldn’t be how you want to create a multisite. Check out the instructions here: http://codex.wordpress.org/Create_A_Network Secondly, if you go into your sub directory’s install, look at the wp-config.php file and compare it to the wp-config.php file in … Read more
I’ll start by saying that there is quite a bit of press about why there is a general lack of support by theme developers for post formats. (heres one example) There in lies the first deciding factor – if you have a theme which doesn’t support post formats (most dont) then you can’t start this … Read more
You can add DONOTMINIFY define statement to this page to disable it or switch to manual minify mode where this template has no settings.
I found the cause. Under Network > Sites, there were no users listed next to the website in question. My user account was listed next to the other two websites. So, adding my user account as an administrator of the website added it back to the Sites menu. I am not sure why my user … Read more
You can use something like this global $wpdb; $blogs = $wpdb->get_results( $wpdb->prepare( “SELECT blog_id, domain, path FROM wp_blogs ORDER BY blog_id” ) ); Iterate through $blogs to get what you need. There is a function get_blog_list(), but it’s been deprecated, so you probably shouldn’t use it.
All properly written plugins work on multisite too. You should still test each plugin separately and in combination with others on a development installation. Keep in mind, the wordpress.org plugin repository is just hosting many plugins; there is no quality control – read the code before you install anything. Use the plugin Log Deprecated Notices … Read more
Newer versions of WordPress have gotten rid of the “Super Admin” menu on the left-hand dashboard menu in favor of a “Network Admin” section. It sounds like you installed multisite just fine, so under the “My Sites” option in the top toolbar, you’ll now see a link to the Network Admin section. http://codex.wordpress.org/Create_A_Network#Step_5:_Network_Admin_Settings
WPMU was merged into WordPress back in … 2010? I notice the tutorial you are looking at is from 2009. I guess some people still confusingly refer to WPMU when instead it is WordPress Multisite. While most of the concepts are probably still valid … what are you trying to achieve? Just to have separate … Read more
Autosaves get stored with post_type=inherit and other objects such as menus are also stored in the posts table.