Installing plugins in Easy Mode?

Installing plugins in Easy Mode?

Posted by: stanwelks
Posted on: 2009-10-31 19:55:00

I want to build a WordPress site using some plugins I have found on the web.

Just for clarification:

1. If I choose Easy Mode, can I install these, or only the ones already provided?
2. Which plugins are already provided through Easy Mode?
3. Can I switch from Easy Mode to Advanced or the other way around once I make my decision?

Thanks!

Re: Installing plugins in Easy Mode?

Posted by: sXi
Posted on: 2009-10-31 20:33:00

Go straight for Advanced Mode. No messing about! wink




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Re: Installing plugins in Easy Mode?

Posted by: patricktan
Posted on: 2009-11-02 03:18:00

Don't forget you can create free subdomain here. Try both modes with a subdomain and install it on real domain when you are ready

Re: Installing plugins in Easy Mode?

Posted by: stanwelks
Posted on: 2009-11-02 05:53:00

Sorry for having to ask this, though can you give me an example of what a subdomain is and how it can be used? I am not even sure what it is. If my address is myaddress.com how would I use a subdomain and where do I configure it

Thanks!!!

Re: Installing plugins in Easy Mode?

Posted by: sXi
Posted on: 2009-11-02 07:56:00

Panel > Domains > Manage Domains

- Click Add New Domain / Sub-Domain

- Type whatever_you_want.domain.com

- Select a user to control it (or create a new user for it)

- Go crazy! wink




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Re: Installing plugins in Easy Mode?

Posted by: stanwelks
Posted on: 2009-11-02 19:37:00

I found my way to the add sub domain page, though I have no idea what to do.

My address is www.mydomain.com

1.) There is a Domain to Host field, so I enter wp.mydomain.com because this is where I want to test my WordPress install

2.) I leave all of the other options on the page at the default settings.

3.) What do I do next? I do not see a submit button for this.

Thanks for your patience!!!!

Edited by stanwelks on 11/02/09 07:38 PM (server time).

Re: Installing plugins in Easy Mode?

Posted by: sdayman
Posted on: 2009-11-02 20:50:00

Make sure it's the Fully Hosted section. At the bottom of that section is a little button that says Fully Host This Domain, and that's what sets it up. You'll end up with an empty directory where the Advanced One-Click will install WordPress when you tell it to install to wp.example.com. The Advanced One-Click will also need a place for your database, which would be something like db.example.com for a database called something like wp_ stanwelks and a user like wp_stanwelks

-Scott

Re: Installing plugins in Easy Mode?

Posted by: stanwelks
Posted on: 2009-11-02 22:43:00

I keep checking and for some reason I do not see this button. I am in the Fully Hosted section.

Right below this section is the Users, Files, and Paths section.

Thanks!

Re: Installing plugins in Easy Mode?

Posted by: patricktan
Posted on: 2009-11-03 01:37:00

Scroll further down.

Do you see Gmail logo or Google Apps logo?

The button is right below Google Apps logo.

Re: Installing plugins in Easy Mode?

Posted by: stanwelks
Posted on: 2009-11-03 03:04:00

Thanks guys for getting me this far. I have the subdomain setup, and now I want to do the one-click install. How do I indicate that I want to do the one-click install for the subdomain and not the primary domain. I do not see that option. When I click on one-click install it takes me to the screen where it asks if I want to install in easy or advanced mode only.

Thanks.

Re: Installing plugins in Easy Mode?

Posted by: sXi
Posted on: 2009-11-03 06:01:00

Panel > Goodies > One-Click Installs

- Click Advanced Mode to open the menu

- Check WordPress

- Install to: Select your sub-domain from the list *

- Click Install for me now!


* You may have to log in to the new sub-domain first and remove the dummy favicon files if the installer complains about the directory not being empty.





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