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How to point Subsites to existing URL after Primary Site moved outside WP

talie02 — Thu, 10 Oct 2024 01:45:21 +0000

Hi All,

My client’s websites are currently setup up as WordPress multisite using subdirectories for subsites. The primary website and subsite URLs are accessed using the format:

https://domainname-primary-site/
https://domainname-primary-site/subsite1
https://domainname-primary-site/subsite2
https://domainname-primary-site/subsite3

The client has had another firm develop a new primary website. This new site will be installed as a standalone website, but still using the existing Primary URL (i.e. outside of WordPress but still on the same server).

All the subsites will be remaining in the existing WordPress multisite installation. They need to continue using their existing URLs (as shown above).

If the primary domain url points to the new standalone website, how/what do I need to set up on the server to point requests to the subsites to the correct place?

Need a list of all (two-character) language subdirectories used by Gtranslate

userperson2024 — Tue, 16 Apr 2024 02:05:16 +0000

Hi all,

First off, beware of trying to back out of using Gtranslate, once implemented. It’s kind of like trying to leave Scientology, or the mob. It’s very messy, once you have all that translated content indexed by Google.

Especially beware, ever since Google search’s most recent CORE UPDATE, which started early this March (2024), sites using machine-generated content (which is what Gtranslate stuff is), are being literally “destroyed” overnight; meaning, basically wiped off of Google’s search map. (Not always de-indexed, but certainly “massively de-ranked.”)

For info on this core Google update of early March, and how it is affecting sites that use machine-generated language translations, please see the following article. There are many other places online discussing this hot issue, but I found this article to be the best so far (in my own research):
https://www.managedserver.eu/google-core-update-of-march-2024-gtranslate-automatic-translations-and-seo-penalties/

WHY I NEED THAT LIST OF SUB-DIRS:

I’m in the process of cleaning up my website from all vestiges of having previously used Gtranslate. (Just FYI, after leaving the Gtranslate family, lol, I was forced to add a global regex-based redirect, that sends all requests for /<2-char language subdir>/, over to my original, non-translated pages — Why? This has allowed me to circumvent Gtranslate’s self-serving 402 “non-payment” redirects, affecting all previously translated pages on any previously paid website, which they automatically put in place. These 402 redirected pages include the URL of Gtranslate’s site. The result is that your site’s reputation is trashed, with a “this site is no longer paying us” message on the 402 page, and, their site is promoted, at the same time. Never try to leave the family. We will tell anyone who is trying to visit a previously translated page of ours, that your pitiful website is not paying us. And we will, of course, put the URL of our website on the 402 page. Hey, it couldn’t hurt, eh?

BOTTOM LINE: Now, as a follow up, so that maybe Google will stop punishing my site for Gtranslate’s machine-generated content (ever since Google’s March core update), I want to clear all my translated pages from Google’s index, by way of manually-submitted content removal requests. ALL I NEED NOW is a complete list of all two-character subdirectories that Gtranslate uses. Examples are /de, /it, and all the rest. The list I’m seeking would be all those subdirs. Can anyone help me get that list? Gtranslate support does not want to help, since I am no longer a paying customer. I tried.

Working well on WordPress Multisite Subdirectories and Custom Uploads Folder

emiliogll — Wed, 03 Apr 2024 16:56:08 +0000

This WordPress plugin is working really well for me on a Multisite setup with Subdirectories. Additionally, I’ve configured a custom folder for image uploads in the root directory, outside of the wp-content folder. All of this is installed on a server running Debian OS, Plesk Panel, and Nginx. To achieve this, I had to tweak the Nginx configuration in Plesk, specifically in the “Web and Domains” section and then in “Apache and Nginx Settings” within the Plesk control panel. Here, I was able to input the Nginx configuration code as per the instructions provided by the plugin developer. While the first configuration option for Nginx didn’t work for me, the second option of “Alternative rules (using ‘rewrite’)” did. Now, with WordPress Multisite set up with subdirectories and a custom uploads folder, the webp images are served seamlessly, redirecting to JPG in older browsers. I really appreciate the effort put in by the plugin developer to provide these configuration options and make everything work smoothly. Thank you very much.

Languages subdirectories still available after uninstall

prodriguezl — Fri, 16 Feb 2024 14:40:35 +0000

Hi there!

I tried GTranslate a few days ago, and it worked fine but I found an option that better meets my requirements and I proceeded to uninstall Gtranslate from my WordPress Network, now I’m using this new plugin and I found out that all the languages subdirectories are still reserved by GTranslate even after I uninstalled the plugin. What should I do?

Thanks in adavance for your help!

WordPress Multisite

tedy234 — Mon, 19 Jun 2023 03:43:01 +0000

Hello, I have a question about the “WordPress Multisite” feature. I want to create versions of my website in different languages, and I’ve been considering creating subdirectories for this task. My question is, is this efficient? Will the theme and plugins from the main site be installed in the subdirectories as well, or do I have to install them again separately? And if so, would this have a significant impact on server usage?

My page: droidlocal.com

How to login with WPS Hide Login and TranslatePress Subdirectories?

ZNMAC — Tue, 17 May 2022 06:38:07 +0000

Hello,

I’m using
WordPress Version: 5.9.3
Theme: Twenty Twenty-Two
WordPress Settings: Permalink Settings > Post name
TranslatePress: languages > German + Turkish
TranslatePress: Native language name > Yes
TranslatePress: Use a subdirectory for the default language > Yes
TranslatePress: Force language in custom links > Yes

After installing and activating the WPS Hide Login my settings www.mysite.com/[something other than wp-admin e.g. LOGIN] change to www.mysite.com/de/login. Then I am redirected to the 404 page so I can no longer log in.

How can I get your plugin work with WPS Hide Login and subdirectories?
Or can you recommend another plugin with the same range of functions?

FINALLY. My Media Library makes sense.

BothHands — Wed, 13 Apr 2022 15:55:50 +0000

UPDATE: I encountered a small glitch in the Divi Theme’s Visual Builder front-end inline text editor. It only happened when the Folders plugin was activated. I contacted Premio and a general-release PLUGIN UPDATE ARRIVED THE NEXT DAY! Problem solved!

? 5 stars for the EXCELLENT plugin features
? 5 more stars for the EXCELLENT customer support
TEN (10) STARS!

ORIGINAL REVIEW posted months ago:
It’s hard to believe the basic capability to create subdirectories in the Media Library STILL does not exist in WordPress. The first version of DOS enabled subdirectories forty years ago! I’m using the free version of Folders for now. If the author(s) continue to update it properly, and if my site does well, I’ll likely update to the Pro version. So far, everything about Folders works.

Two WordPress installations, in different subdirectories on same root domain

bmz125 — Mon, 24 Jan 2022 20:09:59 +0000

Hi, I need to have two wordpress installations on the same root domain, each in a different subdirectory and need help with htaccess rewrite

Example:

www.mydomain.com
root folder
Install1
Install2

The root folder does not contain a WordPress installation or anything else executable.

Requests to the root domain should all go to Install1 directory unless the URL specifically requests www.mydomain.com/Install2, at which point the second full installation is utilized including wp-admin

The htaccess file should also redirect requests to the www form of the domain and the https protocol, along with index.php if no file or folder is specifically requested.

I have found information on redirecting an installation to a subdirectory, but not the specific case of two subdirectory installations, and combined with www and https directives.

Any help is appreciated,
Bill

Scan subdirectories outside public_html

jaxcatz — Sat, 23 Oct 2021 03:38:16 +0000

I’ve used your excellent plugin to clean up some of my sites, I have a doubt can you please let me know how to Scan sub directories in of primary domain. Those subdirectories are placed outside public_html. Looking forward for the reply.

TIA

Subdirectories being flagged despite exclusion

Chad Warner — Thu, 02 Sep 2021 14:52:21 +0000

I have the same problem reported (and supposedly resolved) here. I have excluded directories in the “Exclude all files in these directories” box, yet files in subdirectories of those excluded directories are being flagged.

For example, I’ve excluded
/home/customer/www/domain.com/public_html/excluded/, but files in /home/customer/www/domain.com/public_html/excluded/subdir/ are being flagged.