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Guys, anything?

Guys anything on this. Thanks for the help.

Hello Mika,
I followed your approach. But I’m stuck at a point
So the situation is as follows
1. My url is https://www.abc.com.
2. I have a microsite https://www.abc.com/xyz and https://www.xyz.com is mapped to https://www.abc.com/xyz.
3. Now I want a post say https://www.abc.com/postA to open with the domain xyz.com. So the url of the post as to be something like https://www.abc.com/xyz/postA. Hence both these urls
https://www.abc.com/postA and https://www.abc.com/xyz/postA will correspond to the same post.
How to I go about something like this ?

Thanks for your help.

Hi Ipstenu,
I think ill go with your earlier suggestion of using domain-mapping-system plugin.
I don’t want too many tables because they wont have much data in all the child sites. Hence I want that data to be in a single posts table.
Also domain mapping system plugin gives the ability to create micro sites using custom templates, pages and sub-pages.
I kinda like this approach better.

Thanks

Thanks for this plugin…ill check it out.
Oh sorry if I didn’t communicate ‘users’ properly. Yes users are people logging in and making a post. I meant I don’t want sub sites to have their own users tables. Their users should be stored in the wp_users table. But I guess thats how it happens already as I don’t see a wp_2_users

Yes I have custom posts types. I have them mapped to users. But then I want something like
parentsite.com displays all the posts
parentsite.com/<user> or <user>.parentsite.com to displays only the posts administered by that specific user.
I want to able to map this to any site. i.e. https://www.abc.com =><user>.parentsite.com and be able to apply any theme on those.

here is what I was thinking, I will have the multisite architecture. Ill create new sub sites. When a new child site is created, a series of tables wp_2_posts, etc are created where 2 is subsite number. What I can do here is instead of using wp_2_posts, wp_2_postmeta, wp_2_term_taxonomy, wp_2_term, etc. etc. use the corresponding wp_posts, wp_postmeta, etc. So I’ll leave behind only the configuration tables – wp_2_options and delete all the rest of the tables.

comments? could you help me with this?

thanks
Shikhar

Hi Ipstenu,
Thanks for your response. Yes my customers will have separate sites. But they’ll have one single type of structured data.
These sites wont have users of their own, categories of their own and their data isn’t going to be much. Hence I want them to use the parent tables. I think that kinda structure works for me.

Let me know if you have any clues on how to go about it.

Hi Ipstenu,
Thanks for replying back. The community doesn’t seem that active.
Actually these users are going to be my customers.
We will be helping them build websites of their own. Hence the multisite architecture – help us with theming, having separate domains, etc. But we’ll also help them sell their stuff on our portal. Thats the parent site(the main domain).
Now the parent site could either pull data from all the child sites or all the child sites could store the data in the parent tables and have only configuration details in their own tables. Since the child tables wont have much data to store, my guess is to have all that data in the parent table.
Makes some sense?
Any help is highly appreciated.

callback url? settings? Are u referring to the wordpress settings tab?

primarily I want the user to be able to play the role of a contributor to my main blog + have the capability of theming his own site that pulls his specific information (like blogs, etc) from the main blog.

Kindly suggest,

Thanks
Shikhar

So when a user logs in to the subsite, he sees blogs that are pulled from the main sites tables that belongs to the same user.
His categories are same as the parent site and his uploads go to the main sites tables (wp_posts)
Same with all the plugins.

Any help is highly appreciated.