This works nice
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rtpdev on "[Plugin: WordPress MU Domain Mapping] Disable primary domain check per page"
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iSaumya on "[Plugin: WordPress MU Domain Mapping] Sometimes pages just keep loading"
Please help me out. I've created a video of the issue please help. Video url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vJjEdmxSisQ
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andrezasv on "[Plugin: WordPress MU Domain Mapping] Internal Server Error"
Hi,
After I have configured the plugin and mapped to my domain, I got this message when I acess my site: (the domain is liquidasite.com.br)
Internal Server Error
UID of script “/home/httpd/html/index.php” is smaller than min_uid
suPHP 0.6.3
Please, help.
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Ron Rennick on "[Plugin: WordPress MU Domain Mapping] Sometimes pages just keep loading"
sometimes when accessing the site it just keep loading endlessly.
That sounds like a rewrite problem. Compare your .htaccess to the one shown in network admin -> network setup.
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Ron Rennick on "[Plugin: WordPress MU Domain Mapping] Internal Server Error"
Contact your hosting support. The file in the error message is the WP root index.php file.
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iSaumya on "[Plugin: WordPress MU Domain Mapping] Sometimes pages just keep loading"
Its perfectly fine. I'm sharing it with you. Take a look: http://pastebin.com/iaGanDqd
Doesnt the pugin works with W3TC (latest version)?
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iSaumya on "[Plugin: WordPress MU Domain Mapping] Sometimes pages just keep loading"
have you checked out the video too?
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nrdsrfr on "[Plugin: WordPress MU Domain Mapping] Can't Add or See My New Domain"
Hey @Brijesh,
You don't seem to get the concept of open source software. This software is provided for *free*, including support from the author who is not charging you for his valuable time. Complaining to the author after he responded that he was not helping is insulting, and the fact that you have urgent problems which are "too complex" for you to solve yourself is your problem.
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nielsclickbizz on "[Plugin: WordPress MU Domain Mapping] Domains won't link"
Hello,
I'm using domain mapping in combination with site replicator.
After replicating and linking 10 sites with succes, suddenly the domains that I enter in the MU domain mapping tab won't link to the newly replicated websites.
The original website: http://goo.gl/ISc2aZ
The copied website: http://goo.gl/hqI68q
What is wrong and how can I fix this.
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Brijesh Tejani on "[Plugin: WordPress MU Domain Mapping] Can't Add or See My New Domain"
@nrdsrfr
Yes I agree, and I sincerely apologize for being rude. @Ron
Maybe I was too messed up and couldn't figure out what to do (a month ago).
In about two months (after I started using WordPress) I have come to appreciate the fact that the WordPress community is probably the best community on the web. And also the fact that everyone in the community should be treated with respect.
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fabrizim on "[Plugin: WordPress MU Domain Mapping] content_url"
Great plugin. Could you add a filter for 'content_url' like there is for 'plugins_url', this would do quite nicely:
add_filter('content_url', 'domain_mapping_post_content');
This would clear up an issue with the wp-less plugin and possibly others.
Thanks!
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sepid on "[Plugin: WordPress MU Domain Mapping] Sometimes pages just keep loading"
The same website on the main subdomain works perfectly,
but when it gets assigned to a domain, many plugins do not work, the loading time goes up and many CSSs do not load up.
http://hallmarinsurance.sepid.ca
http://www.papiris.com/
The plugin causes calling plugins from different domains. Like papiris.COMS or papiris.COMR
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Ron Rennick on "[Plugin: WordPress MU Domain Mapping] Domains won't link"
I don't see a problem. Both domains load correctly.
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christianthibault on "[Plugin: WordPress MU Domain Mapping] Domain Mapping - 301 redirect - New site"
Hi,
I am presently mapping oldsite.com to mainsite.com/new-sub-site with WPMU Domain Mapping.
I would like to setup 301 redirections, from the pages of oldsite.com, towards the new pages of mainsite.com/new-sub-site.
How would I do that? Thank you.
Christian Thibault
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littledove22 on "[Plugin: WordPress MU Domain Mapping] no subsite folder created"
Plugin works great, but when I added a new site, no subsite folder was created. Do I have to make these myself? It does not say in the documentation. The domain is parked, but no folder was created. Please advise.
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Ron Rennick on "[Plugin: WordPress MU Domain Mapping] no subsite folder created"
no subsite folder was created
Multisite sites are virtual. WP doesn't create a folder for the site.
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Ron Rennick on "[Plugin: WordPress MU Domain Mapping] Domain Mapping - 301 redirect - New site"
Set mainsite.com/new-sub-site as the primary domain & set the DM settings to do a 301 redirect.
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christianthibault on "[Plugin: WordPress MU Domain Mapping] Domain Mapping - 301 redirect - New site"
Hi Ron,
I can't set mainsite.com/new-sub-site as the primary domain, because I already have a main site living at mainsite.com. Different subsites are at mainsite.com/sub-site-1, maintsite.com/sub-site-2, so on and so forth.
Let's say I have this page on the old site:
oldsite.com/page-1
On the new site, the equivalent page would be:
mainsite.com/sub-site-1/page-2
Once domain mapping is on, the new URL will be:
oldsite.com/page-2
I wish to set up a 301 redirect between oldsite.com/page-1 and oldsite.com/page-2. Would I just add it to the .htaccess file at the root of mainsite.com?
Thank you for your help.
Christian Thibault
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Misamee on "[Plugin: WordPress MU Domain Mapping] WPML 3.9 compatibility issue"
FYI
It looks like the domain mapping plugin is using some deprecated functions.
When installing it in WP 3.9, I get these notices:
[16-Apr-2014 12:24:08] PHP Notice: wpdb::escape is <strong>deprecated</strong> since version 3.6! Use wpdb::prepare() or esc_sql() instead. in E:\xampp\htdocs\mu\wp-includes\functions.php on line 3083
[16-Apr-2014 12:24:08] PHP Stack trace:
[16-Apr-2014 12:24:08] PHP 1. {main}() E:\xampp\htdocs\mu\index.php:0
[16-Apr-2014 12:24:08] PHP 2. require() E:\xampp\htdocs\mu\index.php:17
[16-Apr-2014 12:24:08] PHP 3. require_once() E:\xampp\htdocs\mu\wp-blog-header.php:12
[16-Apr-2014 12:24:08] PHP 4. require_once() E:\xampp\htdocs\mu\wp-load.php:29
[16-Apr-2014 12:24:08] PHP 5. require_once() E:\xampp\htdocs\mu\wp-config.php:106
[16-Apr-2014 12:24:08] PHP 6. require() E:\xampp\htdocs\mu\wp-settings.php:94
[16-Apr-2014 12:24:08] PHP 7. include_once() E:\xampp\htdocs\mu\wp-includes\ms-settings.php:18
[16-Apr-2014 12:24:08] PHP 8. wpdb->escape() E:\xampp\htdocs\mu\wp-content\sunrise.php:11
[16-Apr-2014 12:24:08] PHP 9. _deprecated_function() E:\xampp\htdocs\mu\wp-includes\wp-db.php:1082
[16-Apr-2014 12:24:08] PHP 10. trigger_error() E:\xampp\htdocs\mu\wp-includes\functions.php:3083
[16-Apr-2014 12:24:08] PHP Notice: get_current_site_name is <strong>deprecated</strong> since version 3.9 with no alternative available. in E:\xampp\htdocs\mu\wp-includes\functions.php on line 3085
[16-Apr-2014 12:24:08] PHP Stack trace:
[16-Apr-2014 12:24:08] PHP 1. {main}() E:\xampp\htdocs\mu\index.php:0
[16-Apr-2014 12:24:08] PHP 2. require() E:\xampp\htdocs\mu\index.php:17
[16-Apr-2014 12:24:08] PHP 3. require_once() E:\xampp\htdocs\mu\wp-blog-header.php:12
[16-Apr-2014 12:24:08] PHP 4. require_once() E:\xampp\htdocs\mu\wp-load.php:29
[16-Apr-2014 12:24:08] PHP 5. require_once() E:\xampp\htdocs\mu\wp-config.php:106
[16-Apr-2014 12:24:08] PHP 6. require() E:\xampp\htdocs\mu\wp-settings.php:94
[16-Apr-2014 12:24:08] PHP 7. include_once() E:\xampp\htdocs\mu\wp-includes\ms-settings.php:18
[16-Apr-2014 12:24:08] PHP 8. get_current_site_name() E:\xampp\htdocs\mu\wp-content\sunrise.php:33
[16-Apr-2014 12:24:08] PHP 9. _deprecated_function() E:\xampp\htdocs\mu\wp-includes\ms-load.php:418
[16-Apr-2014 12:24:08] PHP 10. trigger_error() E:\xampp\htdocs\mu\wp-includes\functions.php:3085
[16-Apr-2014 12:24:09] PHP Notice: wpdb::escape is <strong>deprecated</strong> since version 3.6! Use wpdb::prepare() or esc_sql() instead. in E:\xampp\htdocs\mu\wp-includes\functions.php on line 3083
[16-Apr-2014 12:24:09] PHP Stack trace:
[16-Apr-2014 12:24:09] PHP 1. {main}() E:\xampp\htdocs\mu\wp-admin\admin-ajax.php:0
[16-Apr-2014 12:24:09] PHP 2. require_once() E:\xampp\htdocs\mu\wp-admin\admin-ajax.php:20
[16-Apr-2014 12:24:09] PHP 3. require_once() E:\xampp\htdocs\mu\wp-load.php:29
[16-Apr-2014 12:24:09] PHP 4. require_once() E:\xampp\htdocs\mu\wp-config.php:106
[16-Apr-2014 12:24:09] PHP 5. require() E:\xampp\htdocs\mu\wp-settings.php:94
[16-Apr-2014 12:24:09] PHP 6. include_once() E:\xampp\htdocs\mu\wp-includes\ms-settings.php:18
[16-Apr-2014 12:24:09] PHP 7. wpdb->escape() E:\xampp\htdocs\mu\wp-content\sunrise.php:11
[16-Apr-2014 12:24:09] PHP 8. _deprecated_function() E:\xampp\htdocs\mu\wp-includes\wp-db.php:1082
[16-Apr-2014 12:24:09] PHP 9. trigger_error() E:\xampp\htdocs\mu\wp-includes\functions.php:3083↧
scottnelle on "[Plugin: WordPress MU Domain Mapping] Minor: get_current_site_name() Deprecated in 3.9"
I was reading through the release notes and found that get_current_site_name(), used in sunrise.php, has been deprecated. Going forward, the plugin should use get_current_site() instead.
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