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  • Thread Starter BrianWW

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    Oh no… I have confused the expert! lol

    I know with my .net site that I designed the page offline while the site remained up and running.

    Since I have a new WP on the .com site, I was wondering if it would be wise to set up another WP admin login for the .com… if that is even possible.

    Thread Starter BrianWW

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    I did a brand new install.

    Can I have two separate WP accounts? 1 for the .com and 1 for the .net?

    Thread Starter BrianWW

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    Okay… I think that I need some help here. Now when I go to our page, I get the WP Admin page to login. Do I set up a totally new login or use the old/previous login?

    I am guessing that if I use the old/previous login, it will pull up our WP test site. However, it will be pulling the information from our .net site.

    Any suggestions or recommendations?

    Thread Starter BrianWW

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    To get the ball rolling… what are the steps for a proper install of WP on a new site? I didn’t use an ftp for my first install, but because of how it is currently set up… I don’t think that this will work this time. Any recommendations?

    Thanks so much for the help. It has been a real struggle getting answers that I understand. 🙂

    Thread Starter BrianWW

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    Christine… I feel like such an idiot! 🙂 This is definitely out of my realm of understanding.

    So… if I understand what you are saying, I need to install WordPress into my fourtwelvemusic.com folder… correct? Will this impact at all my login into WordPress for updates?

    When you say grab the wp-content folder, should I copy it or drag/drop into the new installation?

    How do I connect my new WP to the previous database? You mention editing the wp-config (where is this? and how/what do I change in it?)

    Export a copy of my db – using phpMyAdmin (is this a free downloadable program or already part of my WP installation?)

    Once those changes are made from old to new, how do I replace the db?

    Once I get the basics here, I will get to work! 🙂

    Thread Starter BrianWW

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    That is part of my question. I don’t really know if this is a Multisite situation. I am unclear where to go to find an answer. As I mentioned above, I am very much a beginner and terms are new. So, if I am not supposed to be in the Multisite area for this type of question… I could use the help to point me to the correct place.

    Thread Starter BrianWW

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    The behind the scenes stuff is what I don’t understand. I was kind of hoping to use the ftp to drag the file to the .com site. However, I think that might not be correct.

    The DNS change is not complete because the old site is still live.

    Thread Starter BrianWW

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    I went to Network Solutions and requested a registration change to DreamHost earlier this morning. I have also edited the DNS settings to now point to our new host with DreamHost.

    When I go to the ftp site, I can see both the .com and .net sites listed. However, I have no clue how about a few things…

    1) I have fourtwelvemusic.net as just a landing page. I don’t want to change this page. How to get our .net/webtest (WordPress test site) changed to just be our live fourtwelvemusic.com site.
    2) How do I create another page using WordPress and not impact the current sites?

    I am extremely new to all of this. So, I am not sure. When I initially downloaded WordPress it was for redesigning our landing page at our .net site. It was my first attempt at WordPress. After digging a bit, I ended up re-designing our entire website and was hoping to transfer the work that I have done to our .com (which is content site). Our .net site is hosted by DreamHost, but our .com site is handled through our management company. Ideas?

    sonicavenger… what did you decide to do? I am looking at doing the same type of thing with 2 separate websites. 1 is a landing page only, and the other is a content page. Would love any advice.

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