I’ve redirected my wordpress.com site to my self-hosted website. I have also set my self-hosted website in my account as primary blog. However, when I like someone else’s posts or follow someone, it still shows my old website, why?
Thanks in advance,
]]>I want to switch from the old wordpress-hosted (https://danielebailo.wordpress.com/)
to the new self-hosted (www.danielebailo.it).
In this latter website I’ve jetpack installed and apparently properly connected.
However in the wordpress dashboard (https://dashboard.wordpress.com/wp-admin/index.php?page=my-blogs&show=visible)
it is not listed among those which can be set as primary blogs.
My issue is that when a mobile-user click on the gravatar associated to comments I post on other’s people blog, he/she is redirected to my old wordpress-hosted website…
Is there a way to redirect the user to my NEW self-hosted blog?
A workaround solution would be fine, as long as it works…
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Last week I transferred my data to another URL, littlekaninchen.com and then forwarded the bedroomsubmissive.com to that url. Both domains are hosted somewhere other than WP now.
The WP app always replies or posts from the old url without an option to use littlekaninchen.com. I already went in and changed the primary blog to the LK address.
When I try to re-blog, for instance from my reader, it is always going from my old blog. Because of the redirect it just goes to a page 404 error page.
How can I change this to recognize the new primary blog?
Mr. Fox
]]>I have a multisite set up and when a user is logged in the adminbar is always visible on top.
However I need it to always point to the users primary blog. If a user today clicks a link while visiting another site in the network they get the white screen that asks the user where it want’s to go, since it has no access to the current site’s adminpanel.
Any ideas?
]]>I just updated to 3.2.1 Multisite (sub-dirs) from WPMU 2.9. I use the WPMU LDAP plugin to auto-create new blogs and users automatically upon first successful login. Local user creation is disabled. I’m not sure that this issue is necessarily caused by the LDAP plugin however, as it seems to be a core default behaviour change in 3.2.
The default behaviour in my 2.9 install was that their blog would be automatically created and they would be taken to their new personal blog dashboard.
It seems with 3.2.1, these users are also being added automatically as Contributor to the main blog (blog id 1). The main blog is being set as their primary blog and they are taken to the Dashboard of the main blog, not their auto-created personal blog.
Does anyone have any insight into how I can prevent/change this behaviour? I don’t want any new users auto-added to the main blog at all.
Thanks!
]]>I am running a wp3.1 Multisite blog network, with buddypress.
I have done quite some reserach on this topic, and couldn’t find a good answer to this yet:
When a new user registers to the networks main site (mainsite.com), I have disabled the functionality to create a blog while signing up. I want the users to create theyr blogs when they sign in the first time.
The current process on how WPMU works, is that when a user registers, and does not create his sub-blog straight away, he get’s the mainblog assigned as his primary blog.
The user then creates his own sub-blog, and it I can’t find a function/code to assign this new blog as his primary one automated.
There a re a few plyugins, with which the siteadmin can do this manually through the dashboard, but I would really need this to be automated.
Anyclues, ideas, gudies on how to accomplish this?
merci
]]>I use WordPress.com Stats for my standalone WordPress blog at dkwan.com/blog. Back when I enabled Stats, my URL was blog.dkwan.com. The Blog Stats page in the Dashboard now shows blog.dkwan.com/blog (in the upper right, next to the “Switch” button) when it should be dkwan.com/blog. It’s tracking just fine but how do I make it show the correct URL?
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