shelkie

You’re welcome – glad it’s working for you now!
Chapp.is seemed to work well for that quick back-and-forth troubleshooting. ??

Hi Koyyada – join me over here and I’ll try to help you out:
https://chapp.is/WordPressMiniMu

Cheers,
Eric.

Hi,

This plugin doesn’t copy content from one WP install to another; it makes the same content accessible via different domains, using a single installation of WordPress.

Might be a good place to use a multisite installation of WordPress? Maybe a plugin like this would help: https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/blog-copier/

Cheers,
Eric.

Hi,

I see that the site https://one.janvdm.nl/phpinfo.php is using the FastCGI implementation of PHP. I’m guessing there’s an issue accessing server variables in this case.
I’ll try setting up a test server and see if I can replicate the issue.

Cheers,
Eric.

Hi,

Yes, the plugin lets you use one WP installation and database for multiple sites/domains. You use categories to specify which of your posts should appear on each site/domain.

Configure your hosting so that your additional domain(s) are aliased to the primary domain (where you originally installed WordPress). This is usually an option in your hosting control panel.

So, before you enable the plugin, https://www.domain1.com and https://www.domain2.com should fetch the same content. Then enable the plugin and use it to configure which category(s) to show/hide on each domain.

Hi,

Sounds like you have your domains configured correctly. Before you enable the plugin, when you visit https://www.domain2.com you should see the same site as your original domain.

The purpose of this plugin is to allow you to then assign a different theme and select which of your posts you want to appear on each individual domain.

Sorry I currently don’t have more detailed instructions. Have a look at the screenshots as that might give you a better idea of the options.

Cheers,
Eric.

Hi,

I do my best to fix compatibility issues when WordPress is updated and address the problems people note here.

If you disable the plugin, all of the content & posts would appear in categories under the primary domain.

Cheers,
Eric

Yep, should work fine as long as the domain is aliased on the server.

I’m not a cpanel user, so I’m not entire sure either. I believe they call this feature “Domain parking” though. I’d give that a shot.

Thanks for the feedback – glad you’ve found it to be useful!

Cheers,
Eric.

Thanks for the input! I’ll add your suggestions and push out a new version shortly.

Cheers,
Eric.

Hi,

This plugin doesn’t add or modify .htaccess rewrite rules. Has something else changed?

I’m working on some improvements to subdirectory handling, and the wordpress SVN system took my commit as a new version, rather than a work in progress. :-0

I’ve tagged v 0.6.7, which should fix this problem. This was a slip on my behalf – sorry about that!

Were you ever able to access the settings page for the plugin? Just trying to determine if it’s a settings problem, or some other type of conflict.