chicadieta

I’m not sure that’s the problem (I will check it though anyway, with a PayPal button).

Ticket will be then…

Thank you so much for chiming in KTS915!

It’s a clickbank button shortcode (output set as anchor, so I use it inside an anchor tag) for access to a restricted (protected) page.

Hi KTS915, thank you for chiming in. That’s actually very interesting (and bizarre) because I did what you said and the problem is with BLC.

I disabled all my other plugins except for BLC and s2M, the problem was there. I disabled BLC (only active plugin was s2M) and my s2M link was perfect. I re-enabled all plugins except for BLC and the s2M link was intact. I re-enabled BLC and the link was broken again.

This was an interesting test to make, but I was pretty sure the problem was with BLC since that was the most recent plugin I installed and the problem happened in two different sites (with different plugins installed).

What happens is the s2M shortcode doesn’t get rendered in th HTML and the link thus ends right after the first ” it encounters inside the shortcode. Again, I disabled BLC and the problem is gone. I much rather have s2M than BLC – so this is not ‘urgent’ – but BLC was a nice one to have and I would like to keep it…

Am I gonna need to open a ticket with s2M for this?

Hi LordLiverpool,

I completely understand and relate (I was also prepared to live with the mobile redirect as long as the visitors would see a real page – which is what I achieved after cr4eating the subdomain in the hosted domains panel as described in the link I gave above).

Later yesterday I ended up going back to GoDaddy’s support, this time with the live chat (I had a very dissapointing phone conversation earlier with someone who not only didn’t know what I was talking about but blamed it all on me for having installed wordpress on my own).

Anyway, the person in the chat took a look at my problem and in less than 5 minutes told me they were going to solve it (this one seemed to be aware of the issue). She asked me to wait 24 hours for the changes to “take full effect”.

One hour later my problem was completely solved. I can now visit my site from my cellphone and I’m NOT redirected to the mobile subdomain!

So I suggest you ask live chat support to solve that for you too. I hope that helps!

Mary

Hi LordLiverpool,

I have a very similar issue as yours (and GoDaddy’s customer service has been less than UNusefull).

I still don’t know where the heck the redirect comes from. I didn’t even have the dudamobile code in my .htaccess file! (only the DNS records pointing to it, which I changed in order for the mobile subdomain to point at @ – just like you did).

I had been getting the pageok blank page until I found this:

https://blog.arunkumar.biz/enabling-wordpress-multisites-sub-domains-godaddy/

Now my mobile subdomain shows the content on the general domain, because it is pointed there. But the redirection is still occuring and, since I have no idea what is provoking that redirection, I ca’t stop it from happening.

I just wanted to share that turnaround with you so at least your mobile visitors will see something and not the dreaded pageok page.

I hope we find what the culprit is so we can finally get rid of that unwanted mobile redirection…

I have the exact same issue.

Kinda.

I had already looked at it but it didn’t seem like it would do what I needed.

I just installed it anyway but turns out that my network admin (myself) does NOT allow open registration since this is controlled by the s2Member plugin – only users with allowed acces can register (after they’ve sucessfully completed their purchase for instance). So, the drop down menu with the parent page for JMM doesn’t show in my child blog.

I was thinking I could just (somehow) customize the WP registration page to show a link to the JMM registration page in case the username/email was found in the database. It sounded like a good plan.

Since you’re the JMM developer, can you hint me on a possible solution? Is there a way to tell it to use my registration page with the shortcode [join-this-site], so the moment s2M will allow registration it will work?

Sure I will! ??

I made myself look like a fool, didn’t I ??

Well, unlwss this Domain Mapping plugin changes this configuration on the server then I gues the issue was on the WordPress end.

About the subfolder install, I only used it because the subdomain install didn’t work. I read in the support page about creating a WP network that the subdomain install is the choice when your blogs will have different domains, which is my case. Nonetheless, if wp_config.php was set to subdomains I got the – very annoying – login redirect loop. I was forced to change to the subfolder install in order to be able to log in to the different blog’s admin page (and then I stumbled upon the domains redirection issue).

As I said, I don’t believe a subfolder install is the optimal configuration for my network (including having to use the plugin for it to work properly), but it does work so I’ll just leave it like that.

In any case, thanks a lot Ipstenu ??

This is what my .htaccess looks like:

# BEGIN WordPress

Options +FollowSymLinks
RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /
RewriteRule ^index\.php$ – [L]

# uploaded files
RewriteRule ^([_0-9a-zA-Z-]+/)?files/(.+) wp-includes/ms-files.php?file=$1 [L]

# add a trailing slash to /wp-admin
RewriteRule ^([_0-9a-zA-Z-]+/)?wp-admin$ $1wp-admin/ [R=301,L]

RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} -f [OR]
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} -d
RewriteRule ^ – [L]
RewriteRule ^([_0-9a-zA-Z-]+/)?(wp-(content|admin|includes).*) $1 [L]
RewriteRule ^([_0-9a-zA-Z-]+/)?(.*\.php)$ $1 [L]
RewriteRule . index.php [L]

# END WordPress

And I don’t know about the httpd.conf but I’m positive this is not a problem with the server, because everything works find for the main site. This is a problem of network blogs redirection.

I actually installed the Domain Mapping pligun and now it works. But I’m not completely satisfied with this, I would think that WordPress would manage a network by itself, without a need for a plugin. Else, why have the sites configuration on the admin panel? If I put my domains in there (corresponding to each blog) it should work, and it does partially (it’s ok for default links but itr doesn’t properly recognize permalinks).

As I said, my network is working because I installed the mapping plugin but otherwise I would have had to stick to the default links, and I don’t think that’s OK, WordPress should manage that ??