Hello, hope you are well!
After testing my website a few days I know where is the problem but I don’t know how to solve it.
As I told you before, I have a wordpress multisite with to blogs.
If I go to the admin of the second blog and I click on the LogOut button, wordpress change the url in the db.
I have mysite.com and mysite.com/en, after logout, the url of the second blog change to mysite.com.
Each time I logout from the second blog admin I have to go to my phpadmin and change the siteurl field value on the wp_3_options table.
What the hell I am doing wrong??? jejeje I am getting crazy with this small but anoying problem.
I have tried to trace the logout process to see if I see where it is the problem but I can’t, I have no idea what is going on.
Do you know what could I do???
Thanks
If I go to the admin of the second blog and I click on the LogOut button, wordpress change the url in the db.
Every time you press logout the URL changes?
You’ve got to have some hook/action calling that.
Are you 100% sure you can reproduce this without any plugins turned on?
Hello,
Yes, every time I press logout button the url changes, but only if I logout from the /en/wp-admin. I mean, when I logout from the second blog admin.
I have deactivated all plugins in both sites, and nothing, if I press de logout button the url changes on the db.
It is posible that I did something wrong in my wp-config.php???
Thanks mate!
I don’t think it’s your wp-config.php.
Can you test after renaming the plugins and mu-plugins folders to plugins-old and mu-plugins-old
Hello,
Bufff, nothing, I have renamed the plugins folder to plugins-old and when I click on the logout button it happens again.
I don’t have mu-plugins-old.
Well thanks for your help, I don’t know what to do. Is there a way to deactivate the logout button in this blog admin????
Thanks a lot!
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Jan Dembowski
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If you are up for some command line fu 😉 ssh to your server, cd to your WordPress directory and try running this command.
find . -type f -name '*.php' | xargs -I{} egrep -Hn "update_option\(.*'siteurl|update_option\(.*'home" {}
On my multi-site installation I get this output.
./wp-admin/network/site-info.php:55: update_option( 'siteurl', $blog_address );
./wp-admin/network/site-info.php:58: update_option( 'home', $blog_address );
./wp-admin/includes/upgrade.php:53: update_option('siteurl', $guessurl);
./wp-admin/includes/schema.php:521: if ( !__get_option('home') ) update_option('home', $guessurl);
./wp-login.php:376: update_option( 'siteurl', $url );
./wp-includes/ms-functions.php:1155: update_option( 'siteurl', $url );
./wp-includes/ms-functions.php:1156: update_option( 'home', $url );
Which I’m pretty sure is normal. If you run that command do you see any other files listed?
Well, after trying different things I couldn’t do ssh to my server.
Finally I have deactivate the logout button for that blog because I am completly desperate.
I am not use to command line and ssh…
Anyway, thank you very much for your time and if some day I got an answer I am going to post it here.
I really appreciate your help,
Thanks!!!
