WordPress.com

1. dzonson
   Member
   Jul 14, 2007, 1:29 PM

   What I need to know to be self-independent blogger,to use WoedPress.org software to some Host?
   I little know about HTML..what else I should know?
   SQL,MYySQL,PHP..what else..?
   dzonson

2. katm
   Member
   Jul 14, 2007, 1:52 PM

   You need to be at wordpress.org.

   These are the support forums for wordpress.com hosted blogs. Totally different software.

3. dzonson
   Member
   Jul 14, 2007, 2:23 PM

   ok for that,I know that need to be on Wordpres.org. but what I should come to know about needed knowledge..?
   I said that I know a little about HTML language,what else I should know to use WordPress.org sowtware..?

   SQL,MySQL,PHP...What else(?) ..to have full control of software,of my blog,... becouse no one else will do it for me...?

4. mark
   Staff
   Jul 14, 2007, 2:35 PM

   I've used WordPress since Jan 2004 and I helped in the WordPress.org forums and now I do support here.

   I know no sql.
   I know no mySQL
   I know just about no PHP

   I know enough HTML and I know enough CSS.

   So long as you are prepared for the occasional hitch, don't worry. Go for it.

5. dzonson
   Member
   Jul 14, 2007, 3:23 PM

   thanks Mark,
   I thought that I must know all that I mentioned becouse I thought that I must know to work with MySQL,PHP and all that at Host server..

   Ok I can learn enough of CSS for a week,but Who are working server job,(PHP,MuSQL.etc) ...WordPress.org staff?

   Is there advantage to use WprdPress.org software toward WordPress.com software...?
   Tell me that becouse I am sure that you used both,first WordPress.com software, and now WordPress.org..?
   I guess maybe is better WordPress.org becouse it can be used plugins..
   Em I right or wrong?
   Compare it..
   Thanks
   dzonson

6. timethief
   Member
   Jul 14, 2007, 3:26 PM

   At the head of the forum is a comparison between wordpress.com and wordpress.org in a sticky post titled "Please read me first".

7. dzonson
   Member
   Jul 14, 2007, 3:36 PM

   Ok,I will read it
   thanks

8. timethief
   Member
   Jul 14, 2007, 3:38 PM

   I'm pretty sure it will help you sort out the differences between the two. :)

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