jeffro25x

Yep, using the domain mapping plugin. Could it be because there is more than one domain mapped? I don’t think that could be the issue, but I’m not sure.

They don’t all do it, which is extremely odd. Some of them work fine, others, not so much.

Usually I can log in ok, but when I click on a link or try to edit a post or anything, I get the redirect.

We’re building a vehicle inventory. What were hoping for is the be able to build out the url structure like /2014/ford/mustang-gt or something along those lines. I know we could just build the 2014 and display all the 2014 models, but thats not what the higher ups want, unfortunately.

Also, when I apply filters, it doesn’t work either. It’s treating the shortcodes as if it doesn’t exist. Example:

echo apply_filters('the_content', get_the_content());

Does nothing. Just spits the shortcode out as text and doesn’t apply anything at all.

Unfortunately that didn’t work. Any other ideas as to why this is happening?

Unfortunately not. i can’t find any documentation on this theme besides this: https://github.com/drewsymo/Foundation and it’s just files.

I actually just narrowed it down to the plugins. The developer before me was using mu-plugins, and it was one of them that is causing it to fail silently. I renamed the mu-plugins folder to something else and it loaded up just fine. Gotta remember to always check plugins! Thanks for your help!

I did follow the instructions verbatim, but I am still getting the white page. I am not changing domain names, just the server. I migrated everything over…files and database. The database is an exact copy from the old server. I am still getting the white pages. I am assuming it is a database setting. I turned on debugging and I am not getting any fatal errors or anything that would stop execution. Are there any settings that need to be updated that I am unaware of? I wouldn’t imagine so if it didn’t say so in the instructions.

This is resolved and for anyone who has this issue, here is what I did to resolve it:
under each site you have set up, go in and under the setting tab, there is a setting called home page. Change that to you mapped domain and it will work just fine.

So here is the real issue that I have just discovered. The password protected pages validate the password through the wp-login.php page. I can’t login through that url because of the way that the multisite works. It could be that it was set up incorrectly, but I am not sure. I didn’t set up the blogs. So I’m wondering if there is a fix for being able to login under the mapped domain name. Please let me know if anyone has any experience with this.

Example:
mydomain.com/my-site/wp-admin

I can log into here successfully.

mapped domain which is mapped to mydomain.com/my-site/:
newdomain.com/wp-admin

I can not log into the second example. It just keeps redirecting me back to the password prompt page.

If you have access to the server via FTP, you can go in and (in most FTP Clients) right click on the folder and select View permissions or change permissions. From there, the folders should be set to 755 at most. If there is an interface that allows you to check boxes for who has permissions, make sure you DO NOT select world. But 755 should be good for that.

Have you checked the permissions on the folders you are uploading them to?

Looks like it should be a setting in the admin section somewhere that allows you to alter those. I assume you downloaded or bought this theme from somewhere?

This is resolved. Marking it as so.

I figured it out. For whatever reason, it doesn’t like it when you update it directly through the database. However, if I write my own code and unserialize the data, add a widget to the array, then serialize it again and update it through a script, it seems to work properly. Now I can do the same thing with the sidebars_widgets to add it to the correct sidebar and viola! Programmatically added widgets. Hopefully someone can find this useful that is having this issue. I have a multiuser site and it is very beneficial to be able to do it this way. Thanks for your help!