Rather than manually making changes to the WP tables, I use the “WP Clone” plugin. It saves the entire blog to a zip file, then you Restore that on the new site (using WP Clone). The restore process makes any needed changes to the domain names/links/whatever, so the new site just works. You will log … Read more
You could create a router of sorts yourself, but the work has been done over at WPMU. I’ve used this before with great success! Try out Multi-Domains for WP Multisite. https://premium.wpmudev.org/project/multi-domains/
In order to fix your problem, assuming you are using Apache web server, paste this into your .htaccess (the .htaccess inside the sub-domain (my) directory): RewriteEngine On RewriteBase / RewriteRule ^index\.php$ – [L] # add a trailing slash to /wp-admin RewriteRule ^wp-admin$ wp-admin/ [R=301,L] RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} -f [OR] RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} -d RewriteRule ^ – [L] … Read more
I have the same issue I got the multisite working by mapping my domain but if you do an add on domain it creates a folder for that site and breaks everything. So I can not have email attached to the domain unless I buy an email plan from godaddy are the like. Thinking buying … Read more
I was able to find the file responsible for building the URL placed in the header: wp-content/plugins/domain-mapping/classes/Domainmap/Module/Cdsso.php I was able to update line# 391 and statically set the protocol to HTTPS which for my use case works. Obliviously we would want to check if SSL is being forced or if the current URL is https … Read more
So, as a word of warning, WooCommerce doesn’t officially support multisites that draw from the same product database. Some (a lot) of extensions won’t work correctly, so just a heads up on that aspect. It sounds like a good workaround would be to install the five sites separately, and have them all connect to the … Read more
WordPress Multisite can handle this without a plugin. What you need to do: I’m assuming that your WP Multisite installation is at example.wordpress.com and your desired URL for the new site is example.com, per your question. Create the site in the Network Admin section on example.wordpress.com. Select Edit Site on the newly-created site. Change the … Read more
You don’t need a new directory for your subdomain. Both your main URL (www.americanthought.org) and your subdomain URL (www.technology.americanthought.org) should point to the same directory. Multisite will serve the sites from the same set of WordPress files. (I took a quick peek, and it appears that you’ve got your subdomain’s DNS entry pointing at an … Read more
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