Assumption 1 Wrong. I have a couple of WordPress installations in subfolders, some redirected to sub-domain, some not. If you set up the setting properly, there isn’t any issue with this. Searching for “problem + WordPress + subfolder” will lead to some questions, that turn out to be having rewrite rule problems. Assumption 2 If … Read more
That’s an error with your database credentials, as stored in wp-config.php . Check/fix those credentials to let WP access the database. (As the googles would tell you if you searched on the error message….)
Fix it by querying to wpml languages table. get all sites loop through the sites get blog ids. Query ICL languages table of each blog(each multi-site) Add into Array & play accordingly $blog_id == 1 condition used because the base site doesn’t have blog id prefix with table name Here is the function function getSitesLanguages() … Read more
In both wp-config.php files, change the following defines: define(‘COOKIE_DOMAIN’, ‘.test.oursite.com’); define(‘COOKIEHASH’, md5(‘test.oursite.com’)); to: define(‘COOKIE_DOMAIN’, ‘.oursite.com’); define(‘COOKIEHASH’, md5(‘oursite.com’)); Go to test.oursite.com/wp-admin/ and login as an administrator. Go to Users -> Your Profile and click on Update Profile button. Now go to forums.oursite.com/wp-admin/. You should be logged in there. If synchronization plugins in mu-plugins for both sites … Read more
Since you’re already using WP-CLI, I recommend you to use the wp core multisite-install command to set up your network installation. When you check out the documentation you’ll see that it’s pretty straightforward. Here’s the example from the docs: $ wp core multisite-install –title=”Welcome to the WordPress” \ > –admin_user=”admin” –admin_password=”password” \ > –admin_email=”[email protected]” Single … Read more
This has been answered Hook filter to change wp_upload_dir() path in multisite , including code to hook into the upload_dir hook. Note that there is a setting in wp-config.php for the ‘base’ upload folder define(‘UPLOADS’, ‘wp-content/myimages’); So with this code, the uploads folder is wp-content/myimages. But, that changes the place WP looks for the media, … Read more
If you install your WordPress Multisite (wpms) from scratch on the server this issue should not arise. However, if you have installed your wpms on a local machine first and then moved/copied the entire installation including the database to your server, then you have to ensure that, you modify the domain in your database. I … Read more
In this case WordPress is doing what it ought to. Because you deleted your underlying website, the URL no longer redirects to the blog but uses fuzzy matching to pull up the closest relevant post. While I would not recommend it, you could follow this route to disable fuzzy matching Disable ONLY URL auto complete, … Read more
I’ve hit this problem too, where I cannot add any more sites to the WP install, which has at one time been an MU, had multi-site plugins, and other jiggery pokery to make it work. The site has been moved from server to server and although it now continues to run the existing sites (all … Read more
Finally I’ll use Multisite Cloner. This is not supported but it works fine.