Highly challenging sub-domain multi-blog issue
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I had, as of last week, three different blogs on three different domains, each with separate hosting.
I made the decision this week to use Go Daddy’s ‘premium’ hosting account for my primary site, and to house all the other domains under that primary site.
I presumed that I would simply need to install WordPress in each of the folders that I planned to use it for, but I’m now seeing that for whatever reason, the blog links in the two sub-domain sites are both pointing back to the primary domain’s blog, and I don’t have any notion why.
Here’s the structure I set up:
https://www.mainblog.com
https://www.secondary1.com (www.mainblog.com/secondary1 with subdomain as secondary1.mainblog.com)
https://www.secondary2.com (www.mainblog.com/secondary2 with subdomain as secondary2.mainblog.com)I installed WordPress three times, once for each domain:
https://www.mainblog.com/wordpress
https://www.secondary1.com/wordpress (which is in folder https://www.mainblog.com/secondary1/wordpress)
https://www.secondary2.com/wordpress (which is in folder https://www.mainblog.com/secondary2/wordpressI then moved the index.php folder to each domain’s root and added /wordpress to the blog-header line.
When I type in https://www.secondary1.com in a browser, I’m brought to the secondary1 blog. So far so good. But somehow, WordPress orchestrates the blog content so that it points to https://www.mainblog.com/file instead of https://www.secondary1.com/file. I’d even be willing to settle for https://www.mainblog.com/secondary1/file if WordPress cannot work with GoDaddy’s multiple domain hosting structure, but having it point to the wrong blog is obviously a problem.
Any ideas as to what I’m doing wrong, and how to correct it?
Many thanks,
mateoclem
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