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Of course. If you have access to the server (Apache, etc.), sure I could check some things and look at possible gaps.

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Mmmm, having no idea about PHP and WordPress does not help. As a global advice, I would suggest you read the basics of how WordPress manages themes and templates files:

https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Themes
https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Templates

There are specific files for managing posts and pages separately, since for WordPress they are different content types.

Oka. When you set the permalink config, do you write it directly on ‘.htaccess’ file?

What do you mean with ‘crash’? If you mean a shudown/restart of MySQL service, you may find the reason by looking in the server’s error log. Checkout MySQL official documentation about how error log is stored on each plattform:

https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.5/en//error-log.html

Oki, that’s working properly. If your ping any of these domains, both point to the same server (178.77.85.78).

Now, you need a proper config at WordPress leve. Do you have network enabled with subdomain? Checkout official documentation if you need the basics:

https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Multisite_Network_Administration

First of all, any change of configuration (like that, related to language) must be done at data level, not at filesystem level. A WordPress multisite has only a one filesystem and different tables on the database for each site.

Secondly, sets of translations are for both what you call ‘frontend’ and ‘dashboard’. It is related with any string that belongs to WordPress.

I assume you are talking about ‘themes’ when you say ‘template’.

Best way of managing any inheritance relationship betw themes is to use parent/child themes. Checkout the offcial documentation to get the big picture:

https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Child_Themes

Mmmm, you talk about subdomain, but the example is not about that. Right?

You should create an entry on your dns provider for each subdomain on the section called A/AAAA Records pointing to the hosting server.

If you inspect your response headers, you will see that a redirection is being applied:

HTTP/1.1 302 Moved Temporarily

Maybe:

• .htaccess?
• any plugin?
• wrong config for domain mapping?

It is the way multisite works: it does not generate a new filesystem for each site, but a new set of data model on database. So, you have a unique wordpress filesystem and different set of tables for each site.

To start, read the official documentation about first steps:
https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Create_A_Network

It’s hard to read your code without a minimal formatting.

Give us a little more info about your theme and specifically about the file ‘comments.php’.

And explain what does not work: not display comments? not allow comments? not count properly comments?…

@voxpelli Thanks! I found the same lots of notices. Your patch works. We are working with:

• WordPress 3.3.1
• qTranslate 2.5.28