I am going to need more information before I can help you.
Does xxx.test.com and yyy.test.com get you to the same WordPress Site? For example, a WordPress Network (Multisite) can handle several Sites with one copy of the WordPress files (“installation”), but there still would be two WordPress Sites, one handling xxx.test.com, the other yyy.test.com
If xxx.test.com and yyy.test.com really are on the WordPress Site, how are you doing that? Redirection with Masking is the only way that I know of.
jonradio Multiple Themes is written with the assumption that one WordPress Site can only be accessed from one domain or subdomain. It checks any URL you enter, based on that assumption. It looks at Home on the Settings->General Admin panel. I can change that checking but need to know how you have things working. Because I’m worried that WordPress might think it is on a different URL than what the visitor enters.
Yeah, xxx.test.com and yyy.test.com go to the same wordpress, but each one has its own theme, menu etc with the same content. How can I do it?
I’ve created one wordpress with multisite option, but only let my add url like “domain/xxx” and “domain/yyy”. Do I have to make redirect with IIS proxy redirect in url?
Thanks
Oh! Now I think I understand you. You want two subdomains (xxx. and yyy.) that are identical in their content but different in their Theme, etc.
How do you plan to do updates? Do you want you or whoever adds content to do this on one subdomain and have it automatically update on the other? If so, you would probably need something like Mirroring, and I’m not aware of any way to do that with WordPress or plugins, but you may want to look around.
If you are willing to “double update” each time you make a change, i.e. – make the update separately on each subdomain, then I can walk you through doing that.
Could you explain me how can I do that please? Forget about how to make 2 subdomains. I Just want 2 wordpress with the same pages (not post).
Think about 2 diferent sites (with diferent domains) but same content (pages).
With a plugin? which? I have to do something in code or in setting wp?
Thank you for your pacience.
I don’t have any experience in this area, but I did find a plugin that does Mirroring: http://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/content-mirror/
With it, you would use a WordPress Network (“Multisite”) to create the two sites, each with a different Theme, then the plugin above to update the content from one to the other.
I haven’t used it recently, and there are reports of issues though people have got it working, but there is a plugin to map domain names to different sites on the same WordPress Network: http://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/wordpress-mu-domain-mapping/
One word of warning: you may want to do a quick test early on to be sure you can get this Domain Mapping approach working on your current web host. I seem to recall that not all web hosts support this usage.
In conclusion, I’m not “your guy” to help you with this approach, as I don’t have any experience Mirroring with WordPress (remember, above I said it couldn’t be done!), so you should start a new thread in this forum http://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/forum/multisite or, if the problem is specific to a plugin, then the View Support Forum button on that Plugin’s page in the WordPress Plugin Directory.
