I accidentally stumbled into the answer today when I forgot to turn on my MAMP managed mysql server. At this juncture it pointed me to the critical difference. This answer is phrased for anyone running MAMP but potentially has broader applicability (certainly LAMP, WAMP, etc.); if you’re experiencing the same problem in an non-MAMP environment … Read more
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