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Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: 404 Page Not Found errorI have the same problem too, and still I didn’t manage to solve it.
Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: Multisite with sub-folders: some problemSorry for this late answer, but my webhost didn’t reply to my support ticket. Anyway, when I FTP in, I go directly to the / path, no public_html folder. So I wonder what to do…if I just backup my existing db, and install a brand new WP+Network again using the same db name as the backuped one, you think it would be a good idea to try to restore pages, comments and so on by litterally copying data from a table to another? Or I’ll mess up everything?
Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: Multisite with sub-folders: some problemGuys, I know it’s confusing but trust me, I’m more confused than you since I’m a beginner on WP 🙂 Anyway:
@andrea: Even if my own install tells me that there this /home/ folder exists, there’s no /home/ folder in my webserver. Looking at db, Lightbox2 path is: /web/htdocs/www.hoellinthenewworld.com/home/wp-content/plugin/lightbox2. Instead, the real path is without /home/ and indeed it works. Same for the newtwork install: in Tools -> Network I see the path with /home/ folder in it, but my Network (and child sites) works even if there’s no /home/ folder in the server.
@ipstenu: I also looked at the server via FTP, no home folder at all. The license.txt is in the root /.
Here’s a screenshot of my Network, taken some seconds ago from my dashboard:
Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: Multisite with sub-folders: some problemIn the wp-config there’s no reference for home folder, just for root one. Instead, in the db, there are multiple referenced to it; but when I try to delete them, they re-apprear. For example, I deleted a /home/ path in Lightbox2 plugin path value, but when I logged off and refreshed the WP site, I looked again at the db and I saw again the path with /home/ in it.
Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: Multisite with sub-folders: some problemIndeed, this is why I don’t explain myself what’s wrong. In the SuperAdmin -> Sites, the path of the main blog is /. But plugins and network configuration write that /home/ folder…
A question: since I think there’s something messed up with my install, if I try to re-install whole network, there’s a way to avoid loosing posts/comments/pages and so on? Yes, I already took a look at all tables of my database and I saw everything is saved there. What about if I try to reinstall the blog and then manually copy data from table to table?
Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: Multisite with sub-folders: some problemNo, this home folder isn’t there. I should create it manually. But what I really don’t understand is: how the blog works since it seems that it should be under this phantomatic /home/ folder?
Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: Multisite with sub-folders: some problemNo, I never changed the WP mailn blog folder. When I firtly installed WP as a single blog, I installed it into the root of my site. And I can guarantee you that this home folder appeared only after installing the network, that’s why I think I made some mistake.
Anyway, is there any way to make my network works? I mean: which folders I have to put into this /home/ folder I should create manually?
If you can help me further I’ll build a golden statue dedicated to you in the main square of my city 😛
Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: Multisite with sub-folders: some problemAlmost everything seems related to the Network. For example, in:
Tools -> Network
I have this:
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1.Create a blogs.dir directory in /web/htdocs/www.hoellinthenewworld.com/home/wp-content. This directory is used to stored uploaded media for your additional sites and must be writeable by the web server.
2.Add the following to your wp-config.php file in /web/htdocs/www.hoellinthenewworld.com/home/ above the line reading /* That’s all, stop editing! Happy blogging. */:
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WP says that the network is enable (but I also created a child site and i get 403 error if I try to visit it), but there’s this HOME folder I don’t know where it comes from.About plugins: all plugins paths has this HOME folder before /wp-content/plugins. Some of them works (such as Lightbox2, for example), some others not and I had to delete both tables and plugin (such as EHT Visits).
Did I confuse you? 🙂
Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: Multisite with sub-folders: some problemThx for answering, Andrea.
I understood a bit more now, but still there’s something obscure for me. My site is: http://www.hoellinthenewworld.com, but some of my plugins don’t work properly because they point to http://www.hoellinthenewworld.com/HOME/wp-content/…it’s correct to have that (even virtual) home folder or there’s a way to delete it?