• lexijackson

    (@lexijackson)


    I have a multisite install of WordPress with two sites. In some instances, if I visit site1.com/page I will end up at site2.com/page. This seems to depend on the browser as it happens in IE and Chrome, but not in Firefox. It does not happen for the entire site (i.e. site1.com/otherpage works as expected). I can usually “fix” the problem by updating the page, but the problem will show back up at a later date and possibly on a different page.

    Details of my multisite install: installed as a subdomain multisite. I have two different domain names. The second domain is a parked domain and points to the wordpress site. In the WordPress backend, I changed the site address to be the second domain name rather than a subdomain.

    If you have any ideas on how to troubleshoot, I’d greatly appreciate your help.

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  • jkhongusc

    (@jkhongusc)

    Can you provide a real link that exhibits the problem? There are just too many variables that can do that. Generally WP sites are completely independent meaning site1 doesnt know about site2 unless you do special configurations in WP.

    Thread Starter lexijackson

    (@lexijackson)

    Thanks for the help. Yes, currently if you visit:
    http://lexijacksonmusic.com/videos/

    It shows the content from :
    http://wildthewaters.com/videos/

    jkhongusc

    (@jkhongusc)

    Its hard to tell. nginx is mixing content across both sites. Are you using a cache? Or using nginx to cache? Thats my guess at this point.

    Thread Starter lexijackson

    (@lexijackson)

    I disabled the cache. I’m not sure what nginx is.

    jkhongusc

    (@jkhongusc)

    Lexi –
    It looks to me that your theme is purposely pulling content across different sites. You would have to get whoever created your theme to look into it.

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