althalos

This is resolved. The problem was not due to ThreeWP Broadcast.

Alright, yes, I guess it is their right not to provide this feature. But it is good news that it is not impossible to provide it. I will have to look for another host I guess. Thanks a lot for your help.

Set up the DNS record was what I did. I sent another message to my web host about this, asking him specifically about the WordPress Multiuser feature. He said that because I’m on shared hosting, WordPress Multiuser with subdomains cannot work, not for this web host or for another web host.

He maintained that the subdomain wildcard pointer is correctly set up, but that in order to make it work I would need root priviliges and shell access. Is this true? Is the only way of setting up WP multiuser with subdomains if I buy a dedicated server?

(the reason being that I need to be able to edit vhost files)

Ouch! That’s probably why heh… O_o

Wonder why it’s all over the documentation…

Just a hint: if you don’t have searchform.php in your template, WordPress will go ahead and grab searchform.php from the default theme.

So go ahead and copy the searchform.php from the default theme into your theme folder, and then edit the <input id=”s” …. value=”value here”> and add onclick=”value=””

Hey that’s a great idea. It would be just like moving WordPress from one server to another server, except we don’t move WordPress.

I’ll probably offer him both ways.

Okey, I found a plugin for 1) and your solution for 2) is excellent, so I should be good to go. Thanks a lot ??