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Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: Site aliases from within WP 3.0Yep, that’s indeed what I want 😉
/edit: just a side-question: was my initial quesion that cryptic? If so, I need to work on my ehm… explaining skills 😉
Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: Site aliases from within WP 3.0Well, no, because non-WP domains/subdomains I can catch with separate VirtualHosts in Apache… I’m talking about aliases for subdomains created in WP.
To put is simple: I want blaat.domain.com and blabla.domain.com to go to the same WP site. How do I do that with WP3.0 and without Apache redirects, preferably within WP itself?
Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: Site aliases from within WP 3.0Hi Mark & ipstenu,
I already have the wildcard setup in my httpd.conf, but since I did that, it is no longer possible to create ServerAliases for specific subdomains created in WordPress.
If I do create a ServerAlias in httpd.conf, it would only make it point to the general domain / main WP domain which I called ‘domain.com’ in my example.
Another possibility would be using mod_rewrite in httpd.conf to ‘translate’ the alias in an existing subdomain, but that isn’t the most easy option and is not an option for my customers, as they can’t edit httpd.conf.
That’s why I’m asking if it is possible to create aliases from within WP.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Not working in 2.5.1: posts_nav_link, next_posts_link, or next_postI have to agree with mechagrue above… post- and next-links are not working with 2.5.1. Does anyone have an idea to fix this?
/edit: Found some info here: http://mindfaucet.com/comicpress/2008/04/02/wordpress-25-bug-fix-for-comicpress/
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Hide comments for anonymous usersIt helped 🙂 e-card is on the way…
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Hide comments for anonymous usersAny news on this? ‘Cause I kinda need this option as well 🙂