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1. ocaino
   Member
   Posted 6 months ago #

   After thinking Multisite, yes? Multisite, no? for a while, I finally decided on "yes" when I found the WordPress MU Domain Mapping plugin.

   ++I started here:
   http://qwerqshoppe.com -> qwerqshoppe.com
   -primary domain w/ webhost
   -stand alone WP install

   http://greighish.com -> greighish.qwerqshoppe.com -> qwerqshoppe.com/greighish
   add-on domain w/ webhost
   -stand alone WP install

   http://com801.com -> com801.qwerqshoppe.com -> qwerqshoppe.com/com801
   add-on domain w/ webhost
   -stand alone WP install

   ++In prep for the plugin:
   http://qwerqshoppe.com -> qwerqshoppe.com
   -primary domain w/ webhost
   -stand alone WP install
   -MULTISITE ENABLED - sub domains
   -Created sites:
   --com801
   --greighish

   ++Now:
   From Network Admin>All Sites>
   [HOVER] com801>visit => com801.qwerqshoppe.com
   [CLICK] com801>visit => com801.qwerqshoppe.com

   BUT

   From Network Admin>All Sites>
   [HOVER] greighish>visit => greighish.qwerqshoppe.com
   [CLICK] greighish>visit => greighish.com

   ++Both original add-on/stand alone installs use the same directory/sub domain as their Multisite created counterparts. Why would one jump to the sub domain and the other jump to the domain? Especially when:

   From Network Admin>All Sites>
   [HOVER] com801>dashboard => com801.qwerqshoppe.com/wp-admin/
   [CLICK] com801>dashboard => com801.com/wp-admin/

   AND

   From Network Admin>All Sites>
   [HOVER] greighish>dashboard => greighish.qwerqshoppe.com/wp-admin/
   [CLICK] greighish>dashboard => greighish.com/wp-admin/

   ------ALSO------
   Under Network Admin>All Sites>
   com801>Edit>Info - domain = com801.qwerqshoppe.com
   greighish>Edit>Info - domain = greighish.qwerqshoppe.com

   Should I change these to the domains?

   Please note, all links w/i the Network Admin lead to the original sites and the plugin has yet to be installed.

   Thanx in advance.

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