Excuse me if I’m misunderstanding you, but aren’t the functions add_site_option(), update_site_option() and get_site_option() pretty much, they fall back to single site functions, if not used in a multisite environment, only there for the purpose of having network-wide options. Update: Regarding your need to change a single site option for all sites in your network. … Read more
I fixed it. It was the :// issue. Using a sql editor, I saw that the site was pointing to https:///[domain].online. Not sure why changing that in the wordpress admin interface did not fix it, but removing the extra slash in the database fixed it.
My first attempt used changes to the htaccess file , changing this RewriteRule . index.php [L] to this RewriteRule . wpindex.php [L] Then renaming the WP index.php to wpindex.php. My non-WP page could now be the index.php page. This worked. Until there was a WP core update. An upgrade of WP will overwrite the index.php … Read more
WordPress multisite broken after network update?
wordpress multisite is broken in nginx but working in apache
The problem seems to be that you can’t log into your multi-site and go to the “General Settings” page (Settings > General). Update both the “WordPress address” and “Site address” URLs to use the “https://” protocol rather than “http://”, as you can normally.
By default wordpress uses $_SERVER[‘SERVER_NAME’] variable to get your current hostname. You have two filters available in wordpress to change from name / email: add_filter(‘wp_mail_from’, ‘[email protected]’); add_filter(‘wp_mail_from_name’, ‘username’);
You can try to replace: ORDER BY registered DESC with: ORDER BY domain ASC, path ASC to get the sites in an alphabetical order.
Since you’re not getting anything in the page source, it’s at least reasonable to work under the assumption that something is either going wrong in the initialization process or very early on in building the page templates (like something you’ve hooked into wp_head(). I would try adding “breakpoints” to any functions that you’ve hooked into … Read more
First, as you already said, you will need to activate multisite. To do so in your wp-config.php file just before the line that says: /* That’s all, stop editing! Happy blogging. */ add define( ‘WP_ALLOW_MULTISITE’, true ); and then in the WordPress admin, go to Tools >Network Setup then follow the steps to finish installing … Read more