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Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: Setting up Multisite Domain MappingGreat links…Thanks Andrea!
Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: Setting up Multisite Domain Mapping@andrea: Thats making more sense now. I see the set of tables wp_2_* which maps to the http://www.site2.com domain. Taking it another step further, I have data from a previous WP install from some other host. I’d like to use this data for site2. I imported the tables to the db and swapped the table names (to wp_2_*) and hoped that all the imported data would auto-magically load and display. No dice. http://www.site2.com comes up blank. Any thoughts on what I may need to fix next to get my imorted data showing? Thanks.
Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: Setting up Multisite Domain MappingHi – I have a WP multi-site installed with Donncha’s Mapping plug-in which seems to be working correctly. I added a parked domain (www.site2.com) and mapped it to a subdomain site i addeded via SuperAdmin. I now need http://www.site2.com to load it’s own separate content. From what I’m hearing above it seems like I need to have site2’s tables (that already have content) imported into the master database. This will mean that each mapped domain will have it’s own set of tables. 8 domains and 8 sets of tables under one master db if I’m correct. So now, how do I configure wordpress to point these domains to their respective tables?
I see from above that is code below should be added to the wp_config. Anything else that needs to be done?
$table_prefix = substr(str_replace("-", '', $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST']), 0, 4) . '_';Thanks