From my perspective, you have 3 options: WordPress Multisite. 2 separate WordPress sites with a common landing page. 1 WordPress site with custom logic to determine content (store location). Each direction has disadvantages, but each of them is possible and will result in a perfectly fine end product. I cannot provide a recommendation. You need … Read more
preg_replace(“~^(?:f|ht)tps?://~i”, ”, $url); Replaces http https and FTP in string $url
Files named “core” are created when some OS process crashes. In your case it was likely a crash of the php interpreter. These files being memory dumps are used to debug the process “postmortem” – e.g. to check in which function did it fail, so it is perfectly safe to delete them if you are … Read more
Use switch_to_blog() http://codex.wordpress.org/WPMU_Functions/switch_to_blog, do the query and then restore back using restore_current_blog()
There’s the function human_time_diff( $from, $to );, which will compare two UNIX timestamps. Just use mktime() on $GLOBALS[‘current_user’]->user_registered; and compare it with the current UNIX time.
You can use is_main_site conditional tag like this: if (is_main_site()) { execute this sql; } else { execute this sql }
Note that the function get_site_option() works a bit differently from get_option() on its own. On WordPress Multisite (ie, with Network Mode enabled), there are two different kinds of options: site-specific options, which are stored in the individual options tables for each blog (wp_options, wp_5_options, etc). These options are accessed with get_option(), update_option(), etc. Note that … Read more
This is an old question, but I just ran into this same issue and found the problem: the MU Domain Mapping plugin is using a deprecated constant, PLUGINDIR, to remap the plugin directories on the mapped domains. The plugin seems to be very vaguely developed nowadays (and no releases have been out for a year), … Read more
This may not be the answer in your case, but worth mentioning for anyone in similar situation. You can change “home” in the network admin’s edit site page. Direct link – if you know the blog id number add that to the end of: yoursite.com/wp-admin/network/site-info.php?id= Or go to: http://yoursite.com/wp-admin/network/sites.php and find and edit the site … Read more
Are you doing the sub-sites as a subdomain or sub-directory? If it is a subdomain you will need to register that domain with your hosting provider.