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@anserran did you end up solving this fractions issue in woocommerce?
I have the same problem: I need to be able to do any fraction i.e. 1.2 or 3.4 etc..
Thanks Ron, I think I have narrowed it down to IIS. I think I will have to create a new website in iis with the domain I am mapping and point it to the wordpress install. I have a slightly unusual setup because I have an asp.net web app and wordpress multisite sharing the domain root directory. This is because the main domain needs to point to the .net website and all subdirectory sites are run by WP. Everything has been fine just I believe IIS is not binding the domain to wordpress. But I’m working on it now and will post my findings incase it helps someone. Thanks
I am having a further problem. I want to test if I have set everything up correctly before I change the A record for the domain I am mapping, as it is currently pointing to a live website which will then point to a sub site of my wordpress multisite (new version of the website). But it’s important that the site does not become inaccessible. So I thought I could test if I have everything set up by changing my host file on my local machine (windows7). I have a dedicated IP for my wordpress multisite. So I edited my hosts file in windows to point the domain to the multisite IP. But I get a 404. When I ping the domain I get the correct new IP as I have defined in my hosts file. should this work or am I missing something? Thanks!
ok, thank you for clearing that up for me, I was getting confused as to whether ‘primary’ was referring to the main site domain or one of the sub sites.
ah ok, I thought I had to map the primary domain to the “/” (site id=1)
What is the “primary” tick box for when adding a domain? thanks!
I have checked the DB and the tables wp_domain_mapping and wp_domain_mapping_logins have been created but are empty.
Thanks very much for any help!
I have tried with both Server IP and CNAME under the Network > Settings > Domain Mapping
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: WooCommerceHi, how did u go with this, did you have any more luck? I’d also really like to implement woocommerce but their lack of decimals is the only thing holding me back. I am also a PHP dev. so I’m keen to have a hack. I haven’t seen any of the code yet, is the update cart an ajax request? Is there a way to install a trial of woo commerce? Perhaps then I can have a hack too 🙂
anyone any ideas?
Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: Anyone using Multisite on IIS 7??@dgilmour no worries, thanks for your answer. I have now solved this by writing my own entry to wordpress rule 4 as suspected. Everything runs perfectly now. WordPress 3.3.1 Multisite in IIS 7.5 together with an existing asp.net site. hopefully this helps someone else too:
You just need to add the following to wordpress rewrite rule 4.
<add input="{URL}" pattern="([a-zA-Z0-9\./_-]+)\.axd" />so the resulting rewrite rule looks like this:
<rule name="WordPress Rule 4" stopProcessing="true"> <match url="^" ignoreCase="false" /> <conditions logicalGrouping="MatchAny"> <add input="{REQUEST_FILENAME}" matchType="IsFile" ignoreCase="false" /> <add input="{REQUEST_FILENAME}" matchType="IsDirectory" ignoreCase="false" /> <add input="{URL}" pattern="([a-zA-Z0-9\./_-]+)\.axd" /> </conditions> <action type="None" /> </rule>Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: Anyone using Multisite on IIS 7??I do not think that’s what he meant. He is obviously not an IIS user. We’re not talking about wordpress files here, as you are rightly aware, we are talking about web.config rewrite rules. In any-case the ‘default’ version of web.config rewrite rules that wordpress multisite proposes currently do not work at all without manual modification, if you search for that you will see lots of people having to manually edit these rewrite rules generated for wordpress to avoid 404 errors. This is not a one off occurrence! I will post my solution here once I have it worked out so others can be helped.
Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: Anyone using Multisite on IIS 7??@dgilmour The web.config has to manually edited on IIS anyway, “The following is not true at all. Sorry. Nothing in core needs to be edited, this is standard stuff.
Your site will contain modified core files, require specialised maintenance knowledge and will be able to fail in hard-to-fix ways if your changes ever conflict with code base changes.
Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: Anyone using Multisite on IIS 7??Hi there, thanks for your answer but WP Multisite is installed in the root directory and everything is working fine with the asp.net site running in there too, url rewriting works fine for both WP and my other site, the *only* problem is the rewriting of specific urls to files which include webresource.axd I have found 2 other people on the net which have had this problem. I’m almost certain it will be a case of modifying wordpress rule 4 to exclude the .axd from the rule, I am currently working on the regex to do that and see if I can fix it. Any help from anyone having had to deal with this on IIS would be greatly appreciated!
can anyone explain the regex used in the rewrite rules here? 1 understand rule 1, but I’m thinking i need to figure out rule 4.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Sorry, another page colour question!seems you have solved it?