That’s not how URLs work. If it was, the internet would be incredibly easy to hack as you could access any file in the entire file system by appending it to the servers IP. It’s also not how domains URLs and IPs work. Computers don’t connect to domains, they connect to IPs, all communication is … Read more
I guess the message says you have no choice: since your local installation is a directory your subsites will be subdirectories and cannot be subdomains.. That fit your needs, so just go on.. https://codex.wordpress.org/Create_A_Network#Installing_a_Network
Let’s assume that your prefix is wp_, your blog ID of your main site is 1, and the blog ID of your sub-site is 2. In the wp_usermeta table all rows with a meta_key starting with wp_ (and not any number after it) are applied to the main site. To make them apply to the … Read more
From what I understand you’re using one theme across multiple blogs inside your network? If that’s the case, you could edit the header.php to add a bit of php logic into it to check on what blog your header is currently loaded. To make it work, you’ll need to get the ID of a blog … Read more
I have changed the root directive to server block and it works pretty well, special thanks to @RichardSmith, who have had mentioned the problem. in case someone has the same Problem I will write a short explanation code. server { listen 80; root /var/www/blog.mydomian.com server_name blog.mydomian.com www.blog.mydomian.com # the rest of configuration }
If you need to share them automatically, you can use save_post action hook and switch_to_blog and get_post() + wp_insert_post functions. I can suggest this tutorial. I think there is no reason to copy all the code from there to here.
WP is designed to use a single database. In fact you can have several sites in a single database because they’d each use a different table prefix. How difficult it’ll be to cleanup will depend on the code involved. I’d be mostly concerned that since the previous developer (I use the term loosely) didn’t use … Read more
generally speaking this is a big hack we have a add_filter(“wpmu_validate_blog_signup”, “my_validate”); and from here on you have to bypass the exact error. I can not show you my exact code because of some copyright issues, but at least a part of it. In this example we add hyphens to the allowed characters. I also … Read more
Every WordPress site is capable of Multisite from the perspective of the files contained in each. What has to happen is to run some scripts that will prepare the database and file structure, as well as deliver the necessary changes that you will need to make in your .htaccess and wp-config.php files. Everything that you’ll … Read more
Events Calendar Multisite 404 for events