Hey there.
Not sure which tutorial you refer too but right now we’re on WordPress 3.9.2, if you’re not running this version then you might like to upgrade. A number of releases including security ones have come out since 3.0.
If you are up to date then chances are that tutorial would be inaccurate due to it’s age. As I don’t know which tutorial it would be hard to say.
As for the white screen, what do you see in your servers error_log file?
You could also enable WP_DEBUG to see what’s output, to output the WordPress debugging information you can open your wp-config.php file and change:
define('WP_DEBUG', false);
To:
define('WP_DEBUG', true);
You can also have these errors output to a debug.log file located in your /wp-content/ folder, to do this add the following to your wp-config.php file:
define('WP_DEBUG_LOG', true);
Using WP_DEBUG would put the errors on the site, you can hide those and just have them out put the WP_DEBUG_LOG (if set to true) by using this as well:
define('WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY', false);
Let me know what you find.
Take care.
I finally resolved this problem (by changng the escape line to $dm_domain = $_SERVER[ ‘HTTP_HOST’ ]; in sunrise.php
But now I see no domain mapping option on my network admin which I understand to be the super admin menu or is there a different login for this menu?
btw I am on 3.9.2 and my domain is patbell.co.uk
Hey there,
Each site has it’s own admin area for site admins to add the domain to, and network admin has their area. For site admins:
Admin –> Tools –> Domain Mapping
Network admins:
Admin –> Network –> Settings –> Domain Mapping
Admin –> Network –> Settings –> Domains
As for removing he escape, you shouldn’t need to. Although it’s depreciated from WP 3.6 onwards it should still be fine for now. I see Ron covered this last year:
http://wordpress.org/support/topic/wp-36-outputs-notice-warnings-escape?replies=15#post-4508678
Works for me with either.
Take care.
I guess it just generated a debug line, I couldn’t go any further at that stage.
btw fyi its not admin – > tools its
network admin->settings->domain mapping
actuall network admin->dashboard->settings->domain (mapping). Though I have to say I am foxed from here on since I have no site id.
You do, you just don’t know it yet 🙂
Network Admin -> Sites
Hover over a site, and you’ll get buttons like ‘edit’ and so on.
THOSE send you to a page like this: /wp-admin/network/site-info.php?id=1
id=1 🙂 ID 1.
I use this to show them on my sites list: http://halfelf.org/2011/site-id-columns-multisite/
Thanks, though I don’t think I need it now.
