Eyecool

gotmedia, you sure can. Let’s assume mygreatdomain.us will be your primary site. Here are a few tips:

• Set up WordPress as mygreatdomain.us
• Enable Multisite and set it up for sub-domains
• Create a new site and name it something like france. The subdomain will look like this: france.mygreatdomain.us
• Install the plugin dgilmour linked to above and map france.mygreatdomain.us to myamazingdomain.fr

Now you have your two sites: mygreatdomain.us and myamazingdomain.fr. They can both have /articles/. They can be in the same or different languages. They can use the same or different themes. It’s all up to you.

The single login aspect will be handled through the mu-domain-mapping set up. It has a comprehensive readme file and instructions, along with links to good tutorials.

Bonne chance!

Peter, when in doubt: https://sitecheck.sucuri.net/scanner/

Also, if you include a link to your site producing the errors, you’re more likely to get a working answer.

Bonus if you include helpful details, like what webserver you’re running and which theme you’re using. One less step for the good guys trying to help.

Hope your scan reveals a clean bill of WordPress health!

As a side note for anyone reading this.. I would
1. Deactivate the plugin (if you already have it installed)
2. Remove the widget-nav-menu.php (but keep a copy handy, incase this backfires)
3. Reactivate the plugin

Hey, I know this is an old questions, but I was browsing this plugin and your 5 month old question is the most recent!

Have you tried removing widget-nav-menu.php from the plugin? I haven’t installed this plugin, but when I looked at the source, it seems like that would solve your problem.

You can also define it in sunrise.php (good morning!) if you have it:

add_filter('upload_dir', 'fix_my_upload_dir');

function fix_my_upload_dir($uploads) {
    $blogdir = [...] find a subdirectory you want to use [...];

    $uploads['basedir'] = '/var/www/somedirectory/' . $blogdir;
    $uploads['baseurl'] = 'https://content.bloxxx.net/' . $blogdir;

    $uploads['path'] = $uploads['basedir'] . $uploads['subdir'];
    $uploads['url'] = $uploads['baseurl'] . $uploads['subdir'];

    return $uploads;
}

Happy!! ??

I love it when a plan comes together.

Hmmm… they never answered.

Wanna fork it together?

Hi! Are you wanting to use svn to install/update plugins on your site OR are you making a plugin and need svn help?

Congrats for being proactive about securing your server! Your problem may be due to ownership.

David had the same problem and describes the fix here:

Wow, I don’t think Speckltoe ever thanked you for this.

Looking through your well thought out steps, I can tell this is the right code for exactly what he wanted to do.

I don’t even have P2 but I did want to say thank you for taking the time to care.

Thanks Kristen!

John

Did you ever find a solution to your problem?

Why not have each letter be a category?

curiously waiting for comment…