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Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: MULTISITE :2nd-level domain instead of the 3rd-level domainMany thanks, guys! It works for me… 🙂
Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: MULTISITE :2nd-level domain instead of the 3rd-level domainPaul Barthmaier
– Yes, sorry, I didn’t read your answer properly – I thought you just suggest me to activate a Multisite mode in general;-) Sorry, I’m stupid…
… problem is, that I do not want to have a WP on domain.com (I have a different plan with it)…
It seems to me that there are only two possible soultions:
1) – Move the Multisite from blog1.domain.com to domain.com
– create a false site in WP admin for “www.domain.com”
– and then replace a WP “index.php” file with my own index.php file
– BUT WHAT A HORRIBLE TINKERING!;-)2) – Change from “Multisite mode” back to “Singlesite mode” (for blog1.domain.com)
– Install WP on blog2.domain.com (with a different SQL-table prefix etc.)
– BUT WHAT A HORRIBLE SOLUTION FOR ADMINISTRATION…(but it sounds better than the 1st solution)Any other ideas to solve this?
Thx!
Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: MULTISITE :2nd-level domain instead of the 3rd-level domainUnfortunately, it doesn’t work – I would like to have the admin section in the 1st subdomain (let’s say blog1.domain.com). If I changed DOMAIN_CURRENT_SITE I got a 404 error in the admin section – it destroyed the link to the wp_admin…
IMO the “primary site” value (this is the name in a wp_admin, see:
http://blog1.domain.com/wp-admin/my-sites.php
) have to be changed… It could be somwhere in SQL DB but I have no idea where…
Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: MULTISITE :2nd-level domain instead of the 3rd-level domainYes, as I have already described:
I just extended it to “multisite” with a deafult settings.
i.e. I already have a Multisite but with a wrong setting that is not possible to change 🙁