Even I get the same problem. I am hosting with Bluehost. I have installed moodle in two different domains and both are part of the same hosting account. Changes made in theme in of the domain affects automatically the other as well. I have checked the root directory in config.php and both point to the respective different directories. Can someone throw light on this please?
htttp://learnaccountingstandards.com/indas
Thanks a lot. It works now after changing the moodledata path in the config.php file.
I split this from the older discussion - better not to bring very old discussions back from the dead.
You simply need two completely discrete installations of Moodle. Two lots of code ($CFG->wwwroot). Two databases. Two "moodledata" ($CFG->dataroot) areas.
I have never used Bluehost, but most of these hosts allow you to have a hostname and point it to a physical location on disk. So, you should end up with (example)...
http://learningaccountstandards.com/indas => /path/to/your/home/indasmoodle
http://ifrswisdom.com/ => /path/to/your/home/ifrsmoodle
The first one is slightly complicated by having a 'virtual directory' tacked on the end, but this should be do-able. You may need to ask Bluehost's support how to set this up.
Then... each needs its own database and each needs it's own data area.
You can get away with a single database provided that both sites have different table prefixes. Two database is a better solution though.
