We have no clue what happened and no one logged in via admin that day to change anything. And the domain names are not lapsed.

Our page content is still there in the Pages section, etc but it’s reverted to an old domain we had associated on the account: https://harvesthillsautobody.wordpress.com

Any clue on this or seen this before?
Thanks,
Michael

I have several woocommerce and wordpress related questions.

I have mydomain.com and want to create a subdomain with the name car.mydomain.com.

The contents of all content are actually the same, except on my subdomain on car.mydomain.com only selling car products.

My question is:
1. Is it possible, when someone orders or registers an account on my subdomain, the order or their registration enters the mydomain.com database?
2. Do I use 1 databse which is used on mydomain.com and car.mydomain.com? Or do I have to have 2 databases?

I’m sorry if my English isn’t good enough.

Thanks.

I have several wordpress related questions.

I have mydomain.com and want to create a subdomain with the name car.mydomain.com.

The contents of all content are actually the same except on my subdomain on car.mydomain.com only selling car products.

My question is:
1. Is it possible, when someone orders or registers an account on my subdomain, the order or their registration enters the mydomain.com database?
2. Do I use 1 databse which is used on mydomain.com and car.mydomain.com? Or do I have to have 2 databases?

By the way I use woocommerce for this. And I’m sorry if my English isn’t good enough.

thanks.

I need to have an eshop subdomain ( eshop.modelyf1.cz )

on a primary domain ( modelyf1.cz )

Many thanks for help..

Rado

We set up our websites initially on sub-domains like firmname.baseurl.com.au then map the client domain as the primary domain. What used to happen is we would enter firmname.baseurl.com.au in any browser and it would switch across to the client domain, as you would expect. Now however, if we enter firmname.baseurl.com.au it opens up at firmname.baseurl.com.au and doesn’t switch across.

It seems as though the plugin isn’t checking to see what domain is primary and therefore should be returned.

I tried changing the site URL however this means that firmname.baseurl.com.au is deleted from the website so clicking on it leads to an error page. I then mapped firmname.baseurl.com.au back in, but then the original problem surfaced again, where it wasn’t showing the client domain, even though it was still marked as the primary one.

We are about to switch our login pages to use firmname.baseurl.com.au so that we can get SSL working easily on login pages, so I’m assuming that we need to keep firmname.baseurl.com.au mapped somehow for that to work.

Could you please advise?

The Patch is based on the latest version (0.5.5.1).

Cheers,
Merl

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/wordpress-mu-domain-mapping/

I was having the issue that when I followed other wordpress blogs, some people would follow me back but they would only end up following my wordpress.com blog (which I do not use). I have since gone to my account settings and made my self-hosted domain the primary website, so I hope that fixes the problem.

So basically, if I DON’T plan to migrate my blog over to wordpress.com, do I simply connect through Jetpack and be done?

I hope that wasn’t too confusing.

I have a WP installation on an addon domain, say aa.com. My primary domain is bb.com. When I enable multisite on aa.com then the structure for the site names become subdomain.aa.bb.com which is not what I want. I want something like subdomain.aa.com. How do I rectify this?

Thanks.

I still want to keep mydomain.com to act as a portal to other sites, so I can’t do a universal redirect. My goal is to redirect *only* already-created blog posts from mydomain.com over to blog.mydomain.com. (I will eventually delete them from mydomain.com once the redirects work.) I’ve already copied my directory and database over to blog.mydomain.com, and this subdomain works great.

I have almost 266 blog posts. I have already created individual 301 redirects for each blog post. However, Adding these redirects to my .htaccess file results in a 500 Internal Error.

Here is how my .htaccess is set up:

RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^mydomain\.com [NC]
RewriteRule (.*) https://www.mydomain.com/$1 [L,R=301]

# Use PHP54CGI as default
AddHandler fcgid54-script .php

# BEGIN WPSuperCache
# END WPSuperCache

# add a trailing slash to /wp-admin
RewriteRule ^wp-admin$ wp-admin/ [R=301,L]

RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} -f [OR]
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} -d
RewriteRule ^ - [L]
RewriteRule ^(wp-(content|admin|includes).*) $1 [L]
RewriteRule ^(.*\.php)$ $1 [L]
RewriteRule . index.php [L]

Redirect 301 https://www.mydomain.com/blog-post-title/ https://blog.mydomain.com/blog-post-title/
...
(and so on with 250+ other 301 redirects)

The strange thing is, when I do a 301 redirect *within* the main domain, it works:

Redirect 301 https://www.mydomain.com/blog-post-title/ https://www.mydomain.com/other-blog-post-title/

But when I redirect to the subdomain, it doesn’t (as in the first code snippet).

The directory name of my subdomain includes dots (public_html/blog.domain.com), and I’m wondering if that might be the culprit, but I read in another forums that dots don’t matter (my host is Bluehost). I’m also wondering if it’s something to do with the A Record.

Any help here?