Answers.Body: <p>A clean installation of CiviCRM wouldn't come with any built-in hosts, so this sounds like a configuration issue, either in the CiviCRM settings or the WordPress settings. Perhaps if you search your codebase and database for the incorrect domain it would highlight the incorrect setting?</p>
  
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Body: <p>I installed CiviCRM on my desktop installation of WordPress and everything worked fine. So I installed it on my working website, and after quite a bit of wrangling with the sysops, I got it to install. My problem is, when I go to configure it, it defaults to a different host than mine (eg., my host is nmsta.org and it goes to sfclt.org). I suspect the problem is in the database because it persists when I uninstall and reinstall it, even with two different versions. Any ideas where to start?</p>
  
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Comments.Text: Actually, I tried ONE MORE TIME, this time I checked the box that said to install sample data and it works. Go figure....
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Tags: <configuration>
Title: CiviCRM with Worpdress defaults to incorrect host?
ThreadText: # CiviCRM with Worpdress defaults to incorrect host?
  
  (Asked by: username_0 on 2015-12-09)
  
  I installed CiviCRM on my desktop installation of WordPress and everything worked fine. So I installed it on my working website, and after quite a bit of wrangling with the sysops, I got it to install. My problem is, when I go to configure it, it defaults to a different host than mine (eg., my host is nmsta.org and it goes to sfclt.org). I suspect the problem is in the database because it persists when I uninstall and reinstall it, even with two different versions. Any ideas where to start?
  
  **Tags:** configuration
  
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  > **username_0**: Actually, I tried ONE MORE TIME, this time I checked the box that said to install sample data and it works. Go figure....  
  
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  ### Answer by username_1 on 2015-12-09. Score: 1
  
  A clean installation of CiviCRM wouldn't come with any built-in hosts, so this sounds like a configuration issue, either in the CiviCRM settings or the WordPress settings. Perhaps if you search your codebase and database for the incorrect domain it would highlight the incorrect setting?
  
  
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