WordPress site hosted on Media Temple
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Hi,
My client has several sites hosted on Media Temple. I have just launched a new WordPress site for him and I have several questions about the launch.To give you some background info, before the site was launched I set up a test domain name on Media Temple and installed WordPress on the domain. The url of my test site is now https://villanideluca.com.s145645.gridserver.com. So I build the site and now I am ready to launch.
I change the DNS of the domain to now point to Media Temple from Godaddy. Now I wait for the DNS changes to take effect. When DNS is propagated, I go into my wordpress admin to change the site url. I go into Settings > General and find that the WordPress url input box is grayed out (disabled) and I cannot edit the url https://villanideluca.com.s145645.gridserver.com. So I go ahead and edit the Site url to change it to the live domain name https://villanideluca.com. Now when I save the changes I immediately get an error about write permissions (sorry I did not record the exact error).
But, when I click the browser back but, it takes me back to the General settings, and the changes to the Site url had taken effect. I hit save settings again, and this time there was no error.I signed out of WordPress then signed back in and my changes were still in effect and there were no errors. However, https://villanideluca.com.s145645.gridserver.com still appeared in the WordPress url box in Settings > General.
So my question is:
Shouldn’t the WordPress url and Site url in Settings > General be the same?
I also noticed that after the launch, when I edit a post or a page, I can’t view my changes before I publish or update the page/post. I get an error stating I do not have permission to view this page. Also s145645.gridserver.com is still contained in url’s and links throughout the site. It is also in the guid where I don’t want it because the majority of the pages and posts are new.Has anyone else experienced this problem?
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