WordPress can use subdomains only if they are linked to the same directory as the WordPress installation. Wrong – wp/ // WP installation – subdomains/ // wildcard subdomains Correct – wp/ // WP installation & wildcard subdomains
Without more detail about the kind of template you’d be serving up, the best I can advise is that you can use the ‘template_redirect’ hook to override the entire Template Hierarchy. A more delicate way to do this would be by using on of the more specific filters. Each of the conditional get_*_template() functions in … Read more
It’s because you’re looking at a specific revision. Make sure your query string is formatted like this in your preview tab: ?p=PAGEID&preview=true without any other variables like revision=332.
Do you have the line Options +FollowSymlinks defined in the .htaccess file before your rewrite rules? If so, remove it. If not, add it.
Well, thanks for hints but finally, I had to abandon the idea of subdomain due to lack of working solution for this. I made separate categories for questions and used some hooks to display&operate on them properly. Thanks to the Custom Permalinks plugin, I now have domain.com (main blog) and domain.com/forum/ (Q&A), and the latter … Read more
You could just prevent slugs matching existing directories. There are two filters for that. Example, not tested: add_filter( ‘wp_unique_post_slug_is_bad_hierarchical_slug’, ‘prevent_directory_slugs’, 10, 2 ); add_filter( ‘wp_unique_post_slug_is_bad_flat_slug’, ‘prevent_directory_slugs’, 10, 2 ); function prevent_directory_slugs( $bool, $slug ) { return is_dir( ABSPATH . “https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/” . $slug ); }
Today, I’ve posted a working solution for exactly the same problem. You can see it here: How to share WordPress session and cookies between domain and subdomain?. I use this method on several of my own websites.
I figured it out. The fact is, a network can use subdomains or subfolders, even when WordPress is installed in it’s own folder as long as the main site’s HOME URL is set to domain.com and not to the sub folder location. Here’s an example: I setup a clean install of WordPress using Mark Jaquith’s … Read more
This plugin will help you: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wordpress-subdomains/ Also, wp_redirect could be helpful: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4706672/wordpress-tags-redirect-to-subdomains
You can create a file called custom_logout.php and place it in the root wordpress directory. This contains <?php require_once(“wp-load.php”); //load wordpress wp_logout(); //logout exit(); //end page ?> Then in your subdomain site open the url with an anchor tag <a href=”http://youwebsite.com/custom_logout.php”>Logout</a> You can’t create a whitelist easily because it would involve checking where the user … Read more