There appear to be a couple things at work here: The switch_to_blog() call does not switch plugins (see ticket #14941), so if your custom post types are defined in a plugin (as they most likely are and should be), then they won’t be loaded in a switch_to_blog() scenario. (This is highly unlikely to changed, judging … Read more
As Pat J suggested, it sounds like I was attempting to reinvent the wheel here. A quick review of the HypereDB plugin also pointed out that it worked well with MultiSite and multiple databases. I guess that is why there’s not more out there on others trying to do what I was proposing.
I’ve found the solution for this referencing this site https://checknotes.wordpress.com/2016/02/06/unfiltered-html-in-wordpress/ WordPress Multisite only allows unfiltered_html capabilities for super admin, which explains why administrators and editors HTML keeps disappearing. I decided to use ‘Unfiltered MU’ WordPress plugin to allow unfiltered_html for admin and editor role
Yes, your requirements are possible. As addition, you can also use different domains for each language, like http://www.example.cn/blog/ http://www.example.ru/blog/ http://www.example.jp/blog/ if you need also relationsships betweent the posts of different sites, in your context languages, you can realize this via custom code or an existing plugin, like Multilingual Press.
On a Mac this is pretty easy to do, I believe it should be the same on a PC (more or less). Note: Since Chrome no longer plays with domains ending .dev I tend to set up all my local sites on a subdomain, eg: if the public site is www.example.com I would use dev.example.com. … Read more
Solved it! Problem was I needed to update the wp_blogs table with the proper domain and path.
Following on from the comments thread… Here’s a method I’ve used for a long time for handling the ‘not ideal’ scenario of different configurations between environments. The following is a heavily cut-down representation of wp-config.php but it demonstrates the idea… <?php /** * The base configurations of the WordPress. * * This file has the … Read more
The problem was caused by the change to permalinks. When I changed it to /%category%/%postname%/, it worked.
Best way is to use custom post type, that will create another section in wp backend. you can do it your own if you are a programmer or you can use custom post type if you dont know how to program. custom post type plugin will create another post type for your education section and … Read more
You can install WordPress wherever you want, stick it in the directory and run the setup. We have a sites.ourcompany.com/client-name setup that works excellently. If you want WordPress on the root domain, public_html should be the appropriate directory for it, unless you want it on /websites/ at which point you can just drag WordPress into … Read more