bikerjeg

Thanks for the suggestion Andrea but I worked out my own solution before checking your post.

I don’t know if my way is simpler but it works exactly how I want it to: I don’t have redirections as the domain mapping plugin implies so my blogs are in a way really all tld domain installs (no subdomains) running off the same install with a single database.

For those interested in what I did to fix this…
I ended up deleting the domain mapping plugin from my mu-plugins folder but kept the sunrise.php and only the wp_domain_mapping table that the plugin installs. I customized sunrise to basically take the blog id, domain, and path, from the $current_blog object and used that for the $current_site object details. That ends up fixing all my cookie issues and lets me run each blog from it’s own domain. Of course since each of those blogs run on a sub directory from each domain I ended up having to change the $current_blog->path to change dynamically between ‘/’ and ‘/blog/’ depending on whether the main blog is being accessed

I’ll probably end up having to write my own plugin to add entries to the wp_domain_mapping table and maybe even rename the table if I end up releasing the plugin but it all depends on how much interest there is and how much free time I have to contribute back to the community.

I think with how WordPress is progressing with MS functionality the domain mapping plugin will not be needed and hopefully all the hacking I ended up doing will be a future default wordpress option.

Right but I don’t think domain mapping applies here.

I tried setting up domain mapping but how would I set up each additional domain to map as anotherdomain.com/blog?

My main blog site is set up as a subdomain pointed at a directory which has all the wp files. All additional blogs are pointed to a directory above the that directory so that the wp directory called “blog” is housed within and is accessible from additional domains only when the “/blog” is used in the url.

I fixed all htaccess errors by setting up a dynamic base path but when I tried setting up domain mapping I got the same result as not using domain mapping: When I try loging in from an additional domain I don’t get any errors but the login page just seems to reload. This is what led me to believe I just needed a way to set the cookie domain dynamically and didn’t need the domain mapping plugin after all.

the plugin is the WP External Links Bar

I am running into the same issue. when I try to upload zip’s I either get a blank page like mentioned above or I get redirected to the upload images section except there is no images which have been uploaded and no error message or any type of message for that matter anywhere. I have already tried archiving smaller portions of the file and I still get the same reaction with the script. What memory limit do you recommend in order for this to work?