You most likely have an issue with your DNS or multisite configuration (maybe .htaccess). I’m guessing the behavior is the same whether you clone a site or just create a new site using the normal multisite network tools. You could start by verifying that and double-checking your wp network setup.
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Hugo64
(@hugobernard)
Thanks, indeed i have it in other subsites.
I will have a look and then post it when solved.
Cheers
Hugo
Sorry for hitchhiking the topic but i have same problem.
I checked wp-config.php and .htacess file and all is same as configuration needs to be.
Is there any other way to see what may be the problem?
You sayed something about DNS – what I need to ask from my server administrator to check?
Thanks!
By same issue do you mean the difference between WWW and and non-WWW like
http://www.site.com/subsite
behaves differently than
site.com/subsite
?
If so, then you should make sure you normalize your domain – www should NOT be a cname of non-WWW it should redirect to non-WWW and your root site should be based on the site.com format – make sure the site url, home url, and all the proper values are in all the proper places (there are several tables where this will be found in multisite including wp_options, wp_blogs, wp_sites.
If it is not the difference between WWW and non-WWW then it’s probably not DNS.
Did you 100% verify your .htaccess against the correct one for your mode as documented here: https://codex.ww.wp.xz.cn/htaccess
Are you sure that your subsite name is NOT the same name as a page in your main root site? Subdirectory mode of Multisite generally has more potential complications than Subdomain mode (we always recommend only using subdomain mode, and never use subdirectory ourselves).
Try flushing (resaving) Permalinks.
