blogs.dir was the way to handle specific blog plugins and themes when it was WordPress-MU but since version 3 came out and the WordPress-MU was integrated into WordPress Core and introduced WordPress Multisite, that’s no longer the story. WordPress Handles the creation of the new blogs/sites in the database and mainly in the background so … Read more
For LAN access add the following to the /etc/hosts file: 192.168.0.10 (ip of WordPress server) domain.com or localhost domain.com if the server is on the same machine
The problem was that somewhere AllowOverride was set to None, but I don’t know where that httpd.conf file was. I set it through some GUI tool that comes on the Mac. Apparently the file I was trying to edit was not the one that was being used. Thanks for your help, Pothi and JMa.
Create a new file names wp-config.php and paste all the code than enter your db credentials it will solve your wp-config issue. <?php /** * The base configurations of the WordPress. * * This file has the following configurations: MySQL settings, Table Prefix, * Secret Keys, WordPress Language, and ABSPATH. You can find more information … Read more
The true maximum is ultimately up to the host – they can impose whatever limits they wish. But even so, you can try with WP_MEMORY_LIMIT, which is the memory limit WordPress sets at runtime for any given request. WP_MAX_MEMORY_LIMIT is only applied in certain situations, either for administrators in the backend (users with the capability … Read more
whereis is not the right tool to find a file. whereis – locate the binary, source, and manual page files for a command You better use find /var/www/html/wptest2/ -name .htaccess to search for your .htaccess. Try to create a new .htaccess (touch /var/www/html/wptest2/.htaccess) and see if it’s possible.
You should make a plugin, that way it is portable to any theme. Generally speaking people need to stop filling up functions.php or theme files with code that is better suited for scalability and flexibility, aka a plugin.
To expand on duncmc’s answer, Install WordPress in the root directory of your site. Then log in to the WP Admin, go to Settings > Reading and specify a static page for the front page of your site. and Tnorthcutt’s answer, you also need to specify which page you want blog posts to show up … Read more
WordPress MU uses one database and each blog gets his own tables with the blog id in the prefix, so once you install a network installation your database should have these tables: wp_1_categories wp_1_comments wp_1_link2cat wp_1_links wp_1_options wp_1_post2cat wp_1_postmeta wp_1_posts wp_blogs wp_blog_versions wp_registration_log wp_signups wp_site wp_sitecategories wp_sitemeta wp_usermeta wp_users And every new site you set … Read more
How can I make wordpress suppress mysql errors?