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Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: WordPress 3.0 in a subdomainHi rbaccaro
I dont know if there is a plugin for that but you could make the link
author.blogName.domain.com
redirect to author page with simple htaccess code.Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: optimazing MU and adding new feature [post count per author]yea i agree that i’ll have to optimize my plugins and in the same hand better and more organized code structure make it easier to debug and locate.
I think there is good reason why companies use MVC in their code…
I’m telling this cuz thats good example for code reorgenizing so it will be more efficient coding with less bugs and slow ungly code.Anyway I think that when you plan the system you should take in mind problems that could happen when the site will grow bigger…
thus little un-efficient code will become a major pain in the ass.
even if the original design was for single blog, the system now became a multisite featured from scratch by adding mu to the wp core code.Well thx for the tip… I’ll go and talk there too =]
Have a good day and happy coding =}
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In reply to: optimazing MU and adding new feature [post count per author]nope its dedicated server.
BUT i’v noticed that even when a plugin says it designed for mu-plugins folder… there is alot of plugins that execute mysql queries even without the function structure… thus making the main page execute about 50-70 queries… yea thats huge…
so i think slicing the plugins into separeted folder will secure the problem and will cut down the code the server loads each time.
to address the problem in the green way… smaller code -> less server work -> faster page computing -> less electricety use -> better place to live in… =]use sub-domains install instead to avoid permalinks changing.
that if you’ll choose to make your network blogs in a sub-directories not sub-domains, the links that are linking to your posts can link now to a blog that has the same name as the post name.
like if you had a post link
domain.com/some-post-name/
and somebody will make a blog called “some post name”
people could’nt acccess your post with that link anymore because it will link to the blog with that name.Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: New site leads to basic 404 not found pageplease check your url … it isnt leading to any site.
and plase check your url and site info in the admin page.
you maby just have a redirect to unknown url.and if you changed your url resently try checking the url info of the blogs in the main admin by editing the blogs.