Multisite with nested urls

  • sevatt

    (@sevatt)


    10 years, 9 months ago

    We have a 3.5.2 install with 18 networks with hundreds of blog under each network. Currently, each network is of the form:

    network 1
    blog.foo.com/blog1
    blog.foo.com/blog2
    blog.foo.com/blog3

    network 2
    blog.bar.com/blog4
    blog.bar.com/blog5

    Business would like for us to migrate these blogs from their own subnet to our primary domain for each network with a pattern like:

    network 1
    http://www.foo.com/xxx/yyy/blog1
    http://www.foo.com/xxx/yyy/blog2
    http://www.foo.com/aaa/bbb/blog3

    network 2
    http://www.bar.com/xxx/yyy/blog4
    http://www.bar.com/aaa/bbb/blog5

    Notice: each network will contain multiple prefix paths. The prefix paths will be used to segregate the blog content from the rest of the site and also help with ad targeting / analytic.

    Can someone point me in the correct direction to accomplish this without needing to hack wordpress core.

    Will I need to split each network into a network per prefix path?

    Thanks for your assistance.

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  • Moderator Ipstenu (Mika Epstein)

    (@ipstenu)

    🏳️‍🌈 Advisor and Activist

    10 years, 9 months ago

    Ow. Ow.

    The MultiNetwork Plugins will be the way to go, but moving these is gonna be a piece of work and art.

    How bad would it be to rebuild the site on foo.com? The theory setup would be this:

    foo.com – Main install

    foo.com/xxx – subsite that is also it’s own network
    foo.com/yyy (ditto)

    foo.com/xxx/site1 – site#1

    And so on…

    (I’m also not confident that nested, nested sites will work…)

    Thread Starter sevatt

    (@sevatt)

    10 years, 9 months ago

    Thanks.. I’m still playing with this.

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