It means you can;t pick subfolders, as it forces a permalink change.
Just ask your webhost if they support wildcard subdomains. then continue with the setup.
I’ve done this modify:
define(‘WP_ALLOW_MULTISITE’, true);
Waiting for wildcard activation from my webhost (now done), I updated my WP instal to last version. Now, I don’t see anymore the NETWORD option in my Tools menu, eve if the code: define(‘WP_ALLOW_MULTISITE’, true);
is present in the file wp-config.
🙁 I don’t what to do
No, that’s ok! I see network admin in the top right of my dashboard.
Please, I have not an .htaccess file in my root, how it has be? How do I have to create one?
Thanks!
It’s just a text file.
Create a new file on the server called .htaccess in the root of your install.
🙁 I have some problems…
– I have a “Site Admin” instead “Superadmin” in my dashboard
– I create a new site with a domain mp.worldchampionsclub.com but neither the site nor the admni is reachble…
what is it wrong?
Did you follow the instructions?
http://codex.wordpress.org/Create_A_Network
http://wpebooks.com/2010/09/how-to-enable-multisite-in-wordpress/
If you;re on 3.1 – then you won;t have a Super Admin, you’ll have “network admin”
We’re still catching up on docs.
I changed form subdomain to subdir, but the result is the same:
http://www.worldchampionsclub.com/mp/
I’m not able to reach the link and the admin. Please, help me! 🙁
none of your permalinks work off your main site. this means your htaccess file is not working at all.
Contact your web host.
Done! The problem was that .htaccess file I created had .txt extension. THe correct file hasn’t to have an extension.
Thanks!
