Frank Jones
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WordPress Landing Pages] Multisite Permalink 404I just updated the Landing Pages plugin and tried to view the A/B Testing Landing Page Example. To my surprise the page came up on the Spanish site. So, I tried loading the landing page I created and it also came up. It seems the issue was fixed with the latest plugin update.
Thanks!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WordPress Landing Pages] Multisite Permalink 404I tested the theme using Twenty Thirteen and the issue remains. I also deactivated all the other plugins (only Landing Pages was active) and the issue remains.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WordPress Landing Pages] Multisite Permalink 404I’ll get back to you on those test in a moment. I just noticed another clue in the error page. The addresses I provided above weren’t correct, sorry.
The 404 error page reports I tried going to http://mysite.com/es/es/go/test/
However, the page I’m trying to get to should be at http://mysite.com/es/go/test/
For some reason a second /es is being added to the address when I get this error message.
The address on the English site, which works, is: http://mysite.com/blog/go/test/
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WordPress Landing Pages] Multisite Permalink 404Both sites use /%postname%/ for the permalink structure.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WordPress Landing Pages] Multisite Permalink 404I’m not using that plugin. Any other suggestions?
Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: Importing Users to MultisiteI looked at the database for my Multisite install. I found there is a table named wp_usermeta. Inside this table, there are entries for [prefix]_[$blog_id]_user_level and [prefix]_[$blog_id]_capabilities. There are other entries in this table that are user specific, but these are the two that would control user privileges on the various sites.
There may be other ways to modify these values, but I’ve not personally had this problem before. If you can’t find a plugin to help you import your users properly, you may need to edit the SQL tables directly. 100,000 users would be difficult to edit manually, but it’s not too difficult if you create the right SQL script. Unfortunately, that’s something that’s beyond my skill level.
Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: Importing Users to MultisiteSomeone else on this forum can probably offer a better suggestion, but this is what I would do:
Take a look at the differences between the users that came through to your site’s dashboard and the ones that did not. There is likely some difference you can only see when you look at the data using phpmyadmin. once you figure out what’s different, find a way to duplicate that setting/information for the other users.
From what I understand, multisite creates a table in the database for each site. Presumably, there is as setting in the database that grants user privilages to each site.
Unfortunately, I’m only making educated guesses here. Others on this forum may be able to give you more information and a better solution to this problem.Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: Fatal error and 404 after 3.6 upgrade WP Multisite@xsil11
You problem seems different from my original issue. You should probably start a new support topic so others can help you resolve this issue. My best, unqualified, guess is that you have a problem with some code in the footer of your site. However, there are other people on this forum that are much better at troubleshooting WP than me. A new support topic would get their attention for your problem.Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: Fatal error and 404 after 3.6 upgrade WP Multisite@m.rizeg
I believe the problems with JustHost.com have been resolved. If you’re still having problems then you may want to start by contacting JustHost to confirm everything should be working. After that, you may want to start a new support topic to see if anyone can help.@sohanjain
Your issue seems significantly different from my own. You should probably start a new support topic to see if anyone can help you figure out the problem.@triciabu
The fatal error you’re getting was part of my original problem. You see the address the error provides:/web/wp-content/plugins/wp-native-dashboard/langswitcher.php
This says the problem is in your plugins folder, and within a plugin called wp-native-dashboard. Specifically, the problem is in the langswitcher.php file on line 28. However, all you need to know is that wp-native-dashboard is not working.
You can remove this plugin by moving it to a different folder on your server or deleting it entirely. This can be done through FTP or using the file manager in your hosting dashboard/cpanel.
If you need further assistance with this you may want to setup a new support topic. I simply removed the plugin from my WP installation and stopped using it. If you need to use that plugin then you will need someone more knowledgeable than myself. A new support topic could help you find other solutions.
Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: Fatal error and 404 after 3.6 upgrade WP MultisiteIf you’re using one of these hosts, it may be part of their problems today:
Bluehost, HostGator, HostMonster and JustHost
Here’s the site where they’re posting updates:
http://enduranceresponse.com/If it’s not one of those hosts, more information may help with figuring out the problem.
Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: Fatal error and 404 after 3.6 upgrade WP MultisiteSomething the GoDaddy agent said didn’t seem right. He mentioned “the /es directory does not have an index file in it”. There shouldn’t be an /es directory in this Multisite install. So, I changed the directory name to /es2 and now the page loads. The problem is solved. The only other thing I want to mention is that the /es directory has a time stamp from some months ago. This means the previous version of WP Multisite did not have a problem with this directory being on the server, the new version does. Presumabley, other Multisite installs could have a similar problem if a new site is created with the same name as a directory on the server. For now, my problem is resolved.
Thanks for your help.
Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: Fatal error and 404 after 3.6 upgrade WP MultisiteForum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: Fatal error and 404 after 3.6 upgrade WP MultisiteI just enabled the error logs as recommended by GoDaddy and their site requires 24 hours before they will be available. Is it just me or does that sound like a stupid idea? I guess I’ll check back in 24 hours.
In the meantime, any suggestions to solve this problem would be welcome.
Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: Fatal error and 404 after 3.6 upgrade WP MultisiteThis was GoDaddy’s reply:
Thank you for contacting Online Support. As this is a WordPress multisite it would be very difficult for us to troubleshoot in the normal way as its sets up a lot of virtual pages using custom scripting both within the site itself and within the database. One glaring issue that I could normally say is the issue is that the /es directory does not have an index file in it. Again as this is a WordPress multisite it may not matter. As this is all 3rd party scripting I have 2 suggestions 1) enable error logs to catch the error when it goes to the WordPress it can try and catch the error. 2 ) consult with ww.wp.xz.cn for why this issue occurs.
Please let us know if we can be of further assistance.
Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: Fatal error and 404 after 3.6 upgrade WP MultisiteOne of the first troubleshooting steps I tried was to turn off all the plugins and themes, that’s how I solved the wp-native-dashboard issue. However, this problem persists.
I’ve setup a support ticket with GoDadddy and they will get back to me soon. I’ll let you know what they say.
Thanks for your help.