WordPress doesn’t distinguish between attachments in that way. Pick one domain only, or write a plugin to do this sort of thing.
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if i pick one sub-domain
do i have to fill
Store uploads in this folder
or
Full URL path to files
Both.
The first one tells WordPress where to move the uploaded files to. So if they need to be in some special directory to be on the subdomain, then that’s where you fill that in.
The second one is the URL prefix for the files, where you’d put in the subdomain and path name that they should get on the site, starting with http: and everything.
Actually setting up the subdomain is up to you.
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ok
plz check whether my path is right
if i upload the files to my sub-domain (s1.mydomain.com)
and folder called images(s1.mydomain.com/images/)
i should fill the option like
Store uploads in this folder
/images
Full URL path to files
http://s1.mydomain.com/images
if it’s wrong let me know
It won’t be “/images” unless you really have the images directory in the root of the server.
The normal value for that field is “wp-content/uploads”. Note the lack of the leading “/”. If you leave off the leading /, then it assumes you’re starting from the WordPress root directory. With the leading /, it assumes the root of the filesystem.
So make sure the path to the folder is correct given that.
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Thank you so much for your patients i under stand now
once i am success i post it here
Thank you again
