booblla

I know this is a bit off topic, but what host in this day and age has a 30MB memory limit for PHP?

I only pay $2.95 a month (I pay triennially hence the hefty discount) for my hosting and they impose a 256MB memory limit for PHP.

Both sites are using the same DB, I just want the second install to read/share selected tables in the DB.

I found exactly what I want to do, but it doesn’t appear to apply to WP v3.

Original post: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/two-sites-two-themes-one-database-same-content?replies=19

I’ve done this before, having 6 websites shoot out content from the same database.

It’s easy enough to do. Upload WP into both directories. Make sure they have the identical wp-config.php file.

In the second sites directory do the following:
In the wp-settings.php file change the options database value to something like this:

// Table names
$wpdb->posts = $table_prefix . ‘posts’;
$wpdb->users = $table_prefix . ‘users’;
$wpdb->categories = $table_prefix . ‘categories’;
$wpdb->post2cat = $table_prefix . ‘post2cat’;
$wpdb->comments = $table_prefix . ‘comments’;
$wpdb->links = $table_prefix . ‘links’;
$wpdb->linkcategories = $table_prefix . ‘linkcategories’;
$wpdb->options = ‘YOURNEWPREFIX_options’;
$wpdb->postmeta = $table_prefix . ‘postmeta’;
$wpdb->usermeta = $table_prefix . ‘usermeta’;

$wpdb->prefix = $table_prefix;

See how I’ve removed $table_prefix . in the options line?
Instead of YOURNEWPREFIX put something like ‘site2’ or whatever you want.

Then, in PHPmyAdmin duplicate the wp_options table, and rename one of the them to be YOURNEWPREFIX_options, so if you chose ‘site2’, it would be ‘site2_options’.

Bingo. Edit the information in the ‘site2_options’ table to refelct the correct information for your second site and you will be on your way.

Anyone have any idea how to do this in WP v3?

You just have to wait until Google crawls your web site again and updates the listing for your website.

Keeping in mind that there are No set/specific times for Crawling/Indexing. It is all done on a site-by-site basis and it depends on how popular etc. your site is.

However you do have some control over the GoogleBot if you go here.

I get the same thing in Avast.

There is an issue with all the Javascript (.js) files on the site.