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Repeating @Tom’s answer so this question will not be unanswered: A blank screen just indicates an error occurred and that you need to look at the PHP error log to see what it was. Without knowing what those error messages are the problem you’re asking about is a mystery that cannot be diagnosed remotely. Please … Read more

ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS when i config my subdomains

Multisite – Looking for ideas to best manage a main site change

I would echo @wharfdale’s answer. Using the Duplicator plugin might be the easiest way to go. https://en-gb.wordpress.org/plugins/duplicator/

What is the way to share data between sites in a multisite

Use WordPress MultiSite (WPMS) with a remote database for each created site

By the time plugins are loaded, it’s too late to change databases. You could add a series of switch/options in your wp-config.php switch ( $ _SERVER[‘HTTP_HOST’] ) { case ‘somedomain.com’: define(‘DB_NAME’, ‘zzzzzz’); define(‘DB_USER’, ‘yyyyyyy’); define(‘DB_PASSWORD’, ‘xxxxxx’); define(‘DB_HOST’, ‘localhost’); break; case ‘anotherdomain.com’: define(‘DB_NAME’, ‘aaaaaa’); define(‘DB_USER’, ‘bbbbb’); define(‘DB_PASSWORD’, ‘cccccc’); define(‘DB_HOST’, ‘localhost’); break; } But this would then … Read more

WP-CLI cron on multisite using WP-Toolkit “succeded”, but callback not executed

Adding a existing developed site to a multisite installation of WordPress

You’ll have to import or migrate the data or site. IT all depends on your premises and needs. As a first option, there is of course the WordPress Importer, which often does the job, but isn’t the most diverse tool there is. If you’re comfortable with WP-CLI – if not, you should, because the convenience … Read more

Create a database for each site created in multisite?

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Redirect loop after activating wordpress multisite feature

Subsite access without being a member of the subsite in wp multisite network

WordPress multisite suddenly malfunctioning