Do you care about the admin restrictions for serving these files? Without seeing your exact error my guess would be that in ms-files.php, WordPress is not fully loaded at the point where is_super_admin() is called. So again if you don’t care about this super admin check then you can modify .htaccess to serve the files … Read more
Blocking access to things that should never be directly accessed is always the best solution.
I did some further research and testing, and found the issue to be related to nginx and not WordPress itself. The following Stack Overflow post included some configuration adjustments for the site’s config file that resolved the 502 bad gateway issues. My configuration file’s client_max_body_size was already set to 64M. Here are the nginx settings … Read more
I think that you’re saying that you have moved your “uploads” directory up a level such that it now exists within your installation root, alongside /wp-includes, wp-config.php, etc.? If so, you likely need to update the rewrite rules in your webserver configuration. By default, a multisite .htaccess configuration has a rule like RewriteRule ^[_0-9a-zA-Z-]+/(wp-(content|admin|includes).*) $1 … Read more
Yes, you can drop the “My sites” menu from a plugin. function admin_bar_menus_remove_my_sites() { remove_action( ‘admin_bar_menu’, ‘wp_admin_bar_my_sites_menu’, 20 ); } add_action( ‘add_admin_bar_menus’, ‘admin_bar_menus_remove_my_sites’ );
When you call register_post_type() to register your custom post type, one of the args is called template which is described as follows: Array of blocks to use as the default initial state for an editor session. Each item should be an array containing block name and optional attributes. So whereever you have the register_post_type(), you … Read more
I think that’s getting triggered by wp-load being unable to identify which blog you’re on at load time. I’d try define( ‘SITE_ID_CURRENT_SITE’, 1 ); define( ‘BLOG_ID_CURRENT_SITE’, 1 ); before you include wp-load, looking up the correct IDs for domain.com/app/ from your wp_blogs table.
To clarify my comments (since comments don’t lend themselves to code blocks), you should only be using the .htaccess rules that apply to your particular WordPress installation. I’m assuming in this answer that you’re using WordPress greater than 3.5 (the current release as I write this is 6.7), and your question shows Subdomain Multisite. Thus, … Read more
I have resolved this issue after reviewing a get_posts() function that was running in a template partial that was not using setup_postdata( $post ) at the start of the foreach and closing out with a wp_reset_postdata() after the foreach had completed. This get_posts() was corrupting the main loop array and causing it to fail on … Read more
Media Attachment Pages Redirect to Media Files After Migrating to WordPress Multisite