You would end up with broken links if you simply copied the files over to a new folder. What you would need to do to avoid this is install a plugin like WP Migrate DB and enter in the new server path. You would then need to create another database taking note of the name, … Read more
I had this same problem and I found that the blogtemplates plugin was deleting my options after I updated them. You may have a similar situation. I fixed my case by making my wpmu_new_blog hook execute after blog templates. // blogtemplates executes at 9999, go last at 10000 add_action(‘wpmu_new_blog’, ‘process_extra_field_on_blog_signup’, 10000, 6);
Server was on the newest Plesk verison which comes with nginx which I was unaware of and was causing the redirect loops. Nginx by default redirects to the non www, after editing the config file for this to www the problem was quickly solved.
Problem in viewing recent posts from network site to main site
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Redirect extra url to Multisite in folder
According to the Codex, get_user_id_from_string() is deprecated, and should be replaced with get_user_by(). <p> <?php $thisblog = get_current_blog_id(); // probably don’t need this anymore $admin_email = trim( get_option( ‘admin_email’ ) ); $admin_user = get_user_by( ’email’, $admin_email ) ); $phone_number = get_user_meta($admin_user->ID, ‘phone’, true); if($phone_number!=”) { ?> <?php echo $phone_number; ?> <?php } else { ?> … Read more
Add a line of code in wp-config.php. Code is: define (‘WP_ALLOW_MULTISITE’, true); Now refresh your dashboard and see in TOOLS a new option is there as Network Setup. Click on it and install it. It give you code to write in two files i.e. wp-config.php and .htaccess write it and again login. You will see … Read more
This is the default because of a number of reasons. The first would be that you could still have a plan for your old URLs, or they are just temporarily not available, so WordPress defaults to this. If the default would be an 301, it could easily be that your previous URLs are indexed by … Read more
Embedding a div container with an inline style attribute is not the way to do it. Your problem of WordPress stripping out certain attributes is a side effect of your real problem, not the problem itself. You shouldn’t be styling things inline, this isn’t 1997, use CSS classes instead You shouldn’t need to put custom … Read more