Multisite problem

On my server, Pair.com, you can only have one domain pointed at the top level.

That’s going to be a problem. If you can’t park another domain on your top level, you can’t use domain mapping. Just doesn’t work. And sadly, mapping a domain would be the best thing to do if you want to have multiple domains…

The easiest may be to make an add-on domain and run an install out of there.

OK – I found out I can point the domain to the top level and did so, and the directory paths are working (andreehurley/ballard/)!

The front page preview is working:
https://andreehurley.com/?preview=true&preview_id=2&preview_nonce=bb2ede212d

But the index is still going back to this:

https://shopviewit.com/realestate/

I can’t find this path in the settings – I’ve taken this path off…?

Thank you!

Note: I can’t see yer previews ?? No one can if they’re not logged in.

Did you install and use a domain mapping plugin?

Oh, duh!

This page:
https://andreehurley.com/ballard/

is working, although it lost it’s images – but if you click on “index”
it goes to

https://shopviewit.com/realestate/ (another domain) which I have a hard-coded index.html file in.

I do have the plugin installed.

Thanks,

Andree

Where did you install WordPress?

I mean, domain and folder of the main install?

If it’s in a subdirectory (domain.com/foo/) then domain mapping won’t work.

Thanks, it is at the top level, in public_html…

Good ??

Okay, so the images aren’t showing.

<img src="https://andreehurley.com/images/SeattleRealEstate.jpg" width="330" height="78" border="0" alt = "">

Is there an images folder on the top level of your install? Should be kind of like this:

/.htaccess
/images/
/wp-admin/
/wp-content/

And so on.

OK, that is another duh! I moved the domain up a level but not the images!

Still, the domain I want refreshes to another domain. It must be in the network configuration or domain mapping, but I can’t seem to find it?

Did you actually install the Domain Mapping plugin and set it up?

Yes, I did…

It looks fine to me… I can get to https://andreehurley.com/queen-anne/ and everything.

Thanks for checking it out, Ipstenu! – did you try clicking the “index” link?

The URL defaults to my original URL which is still active….

Index links ME back to https://andreehurley.com/

oh, Really? That’s GREAT!

Thanks!

Andree

Ok, found a problem – I forgot I had put the hard-coded index file in there. I took it out, and now there is the 404 file when I click on Index from the other site (for me, anyway):

https://andreehurley.com/queen-anne/

I’m not going to leave it here all day, however, like this…

Thanks,

Andree