Comments on: Moving WordPress comments http://www.nkuttler.de/2009/03/23/moving-wordpress-comments/ WordPress Services, IT Services Thu, 29 Jul 2010 06:59:16 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: nicolas http://www.nkuttler.de/2009/03/23/moving-wordpress-comments/#comment-1723 nicolas Sat, 25 Jul 2009 10:37:20 +0000 http://www.nkuttler.de//?p=731#comment-1723 You should have a look at <a href="http://www.drupal.org" rel="nofollow">drupal</a>, it's better suited for multi-user & community things than WordPress in my opinion. To be a WP admin you don't really need to know any HTML, CSS, PHP or SQL unless you want to new features to WP itself. Hence, try drupal. You should have a look at drupal, it’s better suited for multi-user & community things than WordPress in my opinion.
To be a WP admin you don’t really need to know any HTML, CSS, PHP or SQL unless you want to new features to WP itself. Hence, try drupal.

]]> By: Eclipse Now http://www.nkuttler.de/2009/03/23/moving-wordpress-comments/#comment-1722 Eclipse Now Sat, 25 Jul 2009 01:38:38 +0000 http://www.nkuttler.de//?p=731#comment-1722 So scary! Does that SQL command just send the comment straight to the other database thingy so that the comment moves to the correct post? Scary! How much SQL should I learn if I'm diving into Wordpress? Isn't there a wordpress "drop and drag" way to do this yet? Plugin? It seems that to learn wordpress and set up themes the way I want them I have to know XHTML, CSS, PHP, MYSQL, phpmyadmin... it just goes on and on! Is that true? I was thinking of being the 'site admin' for a group of activists in Australia. I backed out because it all seemed too hard... managing databases, setting up that extra community development, multi-user blog, and forum stuff. What if it broke, and needed a site admin with super-php or database powers? I'm at the stage where I'm just getting my head around basic CSS! Scary! Especially when BBpress is a whole new bit of software to know and style and add dozens of other plugin's to. Do you think BBpress will ever become a complete plugin, instead of a separate bit of software that requires dozens of plugins to work like most other forums do out of the box? Cheers. So scary! Does that SQL command just send the comment straight to the other database thingy so that the comment moves to the correct post? Scary!

How much SQL should I learn if I’m diving into Wordpress?

Isn’t there a wordpress “drop and drag” way to do this yet? Plugin?

It seems that to learn wordpress and set up themes the way I want them I have to know XHTML, CSS, PHP, MYSQL, phpmyadmin… it just goes on and on! Is that true?

I was thinking of being the ‘site admin’ for a group of activists in Australia. I backed out because it all seemed too hard… managing databases, setting up that extra community development, multi-user blog, and forum stuff. What if it broke, and needed a site admin with super-php or database powers? I’m at the stage where I’m just getting my head around basic CSS!

Scary! Especially when BBpress is a whole new bit of software to know and style and add dozens of other plugin’s to. Do you think BBpress will ever become a complete plugin, instead of a separate bit of software that requires dozens of plugins to work like most other forums do out of the box?

Cheers.

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