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Wednesday, February 25th, 2009 at 1:51 am

Setting up WordPress blog as blog.mydomain.com where 'mydomain' is an add-on domain?

I'm trying to install WordPress through cPanel, I created a sub-domain with my add-on called blog.mydomain.com. But when I install in my domain directory add-on that always redirects me to my main domain and can not enter the administration of WordPress. It is the right blog.mydomain.com configuration process as a sub-domain, although it is only the aggregate? Where to put blog files are installed exactly? Thanks in advance. To be clear, I have two domains here ... The main one: http://www.mymaindomain.com The add-on: http://www.myotherdomain.com I installed the blog myotherdomain.com

You need to set up a subdomain only. It is an addon. Addons are for top level domain names. After installing the subdomain, a folder will be created in http://yourdomain.com/blog and you upload the files to this folder via ftp wordpress. But access to the administration WordPress in http://blog.domainname.com/wp-admin After installing the subdomain, give a couple of hours. Although usually working immediately, it is technically DNS function, and sometimes it takes time to propagate. ============== To be clear, I have two domains here ... The main one: http://www.mymaindomain.com The add-on: http://www.myotherdomain.com want the blog installed on myotherdomain.com ============== So you do not need a subdomain. Installing the domain myotherdomain.com addon. You point out that mymaindomainname.com / blog Addon domains are difficult, but .. In order to establish their links correctly, you must use the following format: http://www.mymaindomain.com/blog/linkname.php Another option for you would be to go ahead and use a subdomain blog.mymaindomain.com Then through your domain registrar, myotherdomain.com blog.mydomainname.com point. You would have access to the administration of WordPress through my instructions initials.

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