joshmac

@fractalizer, Yes it is activated, I don’t get any errors, and yes you can register on my blog: https://www.joshparker.us/

@fractalizer, yes that is what I meant. You can view the screenshot here.

Who is your host and are you using a control panel and if so, which control panel does your host use?

If you’ve setup for subdomains and did the wildcard setup, then in a browser type something like blog.mydomain.com substituting mydomain.com with your real domain. If you are redirected to the main site or the signup page, then your wildcard dns is working.

Did you update the network under Site-Admin > Update. If so, and that still didn’t work, I would make sure that you have a full backup of your database, set this in your wp-config.php file:

define('WP_ALLOW_MULTISITE', true);

Then go to Site-Admin > Update and update the network and see if that changes anything.

The plugin that was suggested above.

So, you follow the whole tutorial by changing the blog slug and editing your .htaccess file? Also, try updating your permalinks structure by changing it to another structure, click save, then change it back and click save.

@snaxmuppet, there are plugins that allow you to map domains to subdirectory installs, but I don’t think this plugin will allow you to map domains to subdirectory installs.

@fayenet, are you trying to point two domains to the same site or are you trying to map two different domains to two different blogs?

That’s great. I figured it was a browser cache issue.

@stephaniefraser, yes the theme looks the way it should and the css shows up. I’ve checked all the subsites and the links and they all work for me. Do you have another browser installed? Maybe check these sites under a different browser.

@stephaniefraser, I just checked all your pages/sites and it seems to work. Did you do a reinstall?

For multisite cache, I would recommend Quick Cache. Just activate the plugin for the main blog and it will work for the whole network.

The multisite user management plugin maybe another alternative as well: https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/multisite-user-management/

@sushkov, maybe it would be better to fork the plugin https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/wordpress-simple-survey/ instead for quizzes/test. I think this may be easier than trying to figure out a way to do it with any other contact form that doesn’t already have questions/answers already built in. This is just my two cents.