Steven

I’m having the same problem. Not sure what to do.
I will not downgrade my scripts since that’s not really a good approach.

What UI scripts are by default loaded by WP?

@silas: You must load UI Core bedfore any other UI scripts.
You have also made UI Core dependent on jquery-ui-mouse, that’s wrong.
It should be the other way.

I’m having some issues as well.

I’va managed to point my site to my new server running Multisite.
https://stiengfoto.net is pointing to stiengfoto.stiengenterprises.com

Unfortunately, I only get the Web Server’s Default Page.

I’ve discovered that if I add stiengfoto.net to my ServerAlias – behind where I’ve added wildcards, the site works.

My question is; Do I have to add all sites to Server Alias in my vhost.conf file?

This post belongs to ‘Requests and Feedback’ category.

drop the domain.co.uk.

I’m guessing your root folder is /domain.co.uk.

So just use include_once(‘functions/filename.php’)

Do you want to show posts with category 6 on the frontpage?

Then just use get_posts()
https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Function_Reference/get_posts

Can’t you just use WordPress’s Thickbox?

Add the thickbox class to your image and it will open in fullsize when you click it.
<img src=”” class=”thickbox” />

Otherwise you have to use CSS.
Set Z-Index to e.g. 999.

I did. I got the same result.
Could this be a bug in WP?

Is there any way I can debug this?

**Reading text once more**
Oh…. sorry ??

But what about the export issue?
Any reason why posts and apges are not exported?
All I do is click on the export button and this is the xml file I get.

mu-plugins
Yes, the plugin is inside a folder.
I’m using domain_mapping.php on my live site, and that works fine.

Export problem

But “it didn’t work so well ” is hard to troubleshoot. ??

he,he. Ok, my bad – I’m lazy ??
Here’s the XML file that was generated:
https://stiengenterprises.com/download/wordpress.2010-10-04.xml

As you can see, not many posts / pages in that file.

The page I exported from is here:
https://advicis.stiengenterprises.com/

I suggest you take a look at the many similar requests at this forum.

Here for example: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/need-help-with-domain-mapping?replies=2

I found the answer.

I needed to add a ServerAlias for https://www.bekkelagetseniorsenter.no.

So I edited my vhost.conf file and it now looks like this:

ServerAlias *.stiengenterprises.com www.bekkelagetseniorsenter.no

Yes.

You can use the Domain mapping Plugin found here:
https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/wordpress-mu-domain-mapping/

With this, you can map yourdomain.com to sub.domain.com. Here is a good tutorial on how you can use Domain Mapping:
https://ottopress.com/2010/wordpress-3-0-multisite-domain-mapping-tutorial/

Here is a step-by-step tutorial on how you can enable multisite. Its written by Andrea (a die hard WP developer).
https://wpebooks.com/2010/09/how-to-enable-multisite-in-wordpress/

Um… I think when you enable Multisite on WP, you must choose to either use sub-domains or sub-folders.

So how come you have you blog at mywpmumainsite.com/blog1 when you really want to use it on blog1.mywpmumainsite.com?

I suggest a re-install and you selct sub-domains.

Just intall WP 3.0.1 on a test server and enable Network. Here’s a tutorial for that.

Then create new sites. If you have selected subdomains, it will look like this:

sub1.domain.com
sub2.domain.com
sub3.domain.com

Go you your existing sites, and export pages and psots (and any users).

Now, copy your WP themes from you sites, and paste them to you WP 3.0.1. themes folder.

Enable the themes in Super Admin menu.

Go backend to one of your sub-sites and import the data.
Then enable the theme.

This is a very rough guide, but hopefully it will guide you in the right direction.

No, that only createsa user with admin rights for the site. The user will not get the Super Admin menu.