I found where the problem was. Everything was working correctly, but I was uploading the wrong version of the php file in question. User error, indeed, but in the process I learned a lot about the WP cache.
I am vaguely aware that it has something to do with the way WordPress is initialized. I know WPLANG can’t be changed on the fly. It’s how PHP works: You can’t change an already defined constant. But there’re filters for that. The following plugin is a sketch that you could use and try to see … Read more
Your best bet would be to match $_SERVER[‘HTTP_HOST’] variable against desired host. Unfortunately wordpress init WP_DEBUG constant before multisite functions are loaded.
You will need a different database for each site, or at least a different database prefix. In either case, you’re wp-config.php file will be different for each site. I don’t see how that copying that file verbatum will work. Based on this comment: Update the config file to be exactly like the current version that … Read more
WordPress NavXT plugin localization
Malware/Permission bug removal?
I am not sure why lately ppl define the path to their DB_HOST like you do. (Assuming it is a way server is configurated (or using a MAC) and/or as pseudo layer of security?) Anyway, you will have your reason for it, maybe one of these codelines below could help you. define(‘DB_HOST’, ‘:/var/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock’); I could … Read more
This article explains very graphically http://premium.wpmudev.org/manuals/wpmu-manual-2/creating-a-network-to-enable-wordpress-multisite/
No input file specified after enabling multi site
Eventually I solved it by moving my app/ folder and my wp/ folder into a subfolder, which becomes the web root. Something like this: my_project | \–vendor <– folder for composer packages | | | \… | \–wordpress <– Web Root | | | \–app <– custom wp-content folder | | | | | \–mu-plugins … Read more