Guten Morgen Torsten,
My doubt was on the double users you would have, but if (except the admins) nobody else has a current account, then you won’t have that issue.
You could go for a separate WordPress and bbPress installation, but… :
– Speed: If you put both on the same physical machine, inside the same shared account or on the same SQL behind, then you will not gain, you might even loose as you have 2 WordPress instances running
– Security: Over the years the security of WordPress has increased a lot and if you are careful with plugins and custom installs, I don’t see why an extra instance would be needed.
I would like to add the burden of having to update 2 WordPress instances with anyway the same version, theme, customizations, …
But of course it’s your choice !
Let’s see if other have a different opinion,
freundliche GrΓΌΓe,
Pascal.
Hi there and “guten Morgen” Pascal,
thank you for thoughts! π
A few minutes ago I was reading an article about the multisite feature of wordpress. I of course heard about that in the past. But never really thought about it in deep …
What I don’t understand is, if I would try to build a forum as a “subsite” with the multisite ability, if users, who register on the “subsite” would be also registered on the mainsite? … I don’t get it π
Best regards and “Liebe GrΓΌΓe” ! π
Torsten
Hi,
To be honest, I tend not to use MU except for testing. The network activation of plugins (so push and activate them to all the subsites) is nice, but not all plugins are ready to be used like that. But I more see it like different websites under the same admin and not as a site and a subsite.
Pascal.
Thank you very much casiepa (Pascal)! π
So my thoughts about it were not too wrong π … That’s kind of a nice feeling – as I am not a tech-pro π … So I will start fom here – and try my very best! π
Thank you very much so far! I guess I will be back sooner or later for some (stupid) questions π
Best Regards
Torsten