calutateo

Thanks a lot, chembro303! It works like a charm!

I would like to hide the form after submission for the logged in user forever. So he can only submit the form once.
Any idea?

Hi Arson,

WP is working exactly contrary to what I want it to do. It makes sense though.
There might be a way to create symlinks on the file systems. Well, then you will have to know how to create symlinks and you need access to the web server’s operating system. I did someting similar with another software (Moodle). In most cases you don’t have access to the file system so…
I don’t use the blogging feature in WP. All of my blogs are identical they just show a different language. That’s not a very typical way of using WP but it really works fine for me.
The workaround was to put the standards images into a subfolder of the theme. All blogs use the same theme so they can access the images using the same path.
This does not work for an upload path. I uploaded these image manually.

HTH,
Carsten

Hmm, that didn’t help or I just don’t understand it.

>>Edit the site to remove the references to the originating subfolder.
domain.de points to domain.com/de/ which ist site id 5
So I edited site id 5 and removed the “de” in the fields where it appeared. No luck.

>>Or use a domain mapping plugin that does this.
Which one? I use: https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/wordpress-mu-domain-mapping/

Thank you sooo much. That answer really made everything clear. I was on the wrong track. So I will just drive back start again from the default.

I learned a lot. Thanks.

Thanks for the reply, ipstenu!

I am still not quite sure what values these field should contain:
– Upload Path
– Upload Url Path
– Fileupload Url

My idea is that all blogs should use the same folder (from an admin point of view). I would like to have one single media library that is shared by all blogs. I that possible?

Waht people in the front end will see it not that important.