I want to move my forum to another domain and hosting. Current forum url:
http://community.tafserahmed.com
I want to move this forum to
http://bdmforum.com. bdmforum.com and community.tafserahmed.com hosted with different hosting. Now tell me how to move ?
Please Help. I will be glad to you. Advance Thanks.
By being on totally different domains, it will be impossible to share sessions. With different hosting, it will also probably be impossible to share the same database (you really don't want to make MySQL open to the internet).
Having said that, when you create a forum, you can specify a Forum Link (available under Additional Forum Options). This means when people click on the name of the forum, they will go to that Forum Link.
(2015-10-20, 04:20 PM)laie_techie Wrote: [ -> ]By being on totally different domains, it will be impossible to share sessions. With different hosting, it will also probably be impossible to share the same database (you really don't want to make MySQL open to the internet).
Having said that, when you create a forum, you can specify a Forum Link (available under Additional Forum Options). This means when people click on the name of the forum, they will go to that Forum Link.
Its possible. This is the way
http://goo.gl/kbjopS
(2015-10-21, 04:19 AM)freeeducation365 Wrote: [ -> ] (2015-10-20, 04:20 PM)laie_techie Wrote: [ -> ]By being on totally different domains, it will be impossible to share sessions. With different hosting, it will also probably be impossible to share the same database (you really don't want to make MySQL open to the internet).
Having said that, when you create a forum, you can specify a Forum Link (available under Additional Forum Options). This means when people click on the name of the forum, they will go to that Forum Link.
Its possible. This is the way http://goo.gl/kbjopS
Go and read the original post. The OP wants most of the forums to be on one domain and just a single forum on another domain. The tutorial you posted is to move an entire MyBB installation onto a different domain.