Albertog

Hi Bet, of course!

As it seems, several things happened simultaneously.

First, and most important, it seems that my Mac keyboard (compact version) has some issues between apostrophes, accent marks and quotes. I typed something wrong when adding the initial line. Finally I copied and pasted the line in the example, and it did work ??

Then, during my multiple trials I did not deactivate the plugins at the right moment. As it seems, this affects the activation of the network menu. If you have the same issue as me, take a deep breath and follow the steps one by one.

Finally, my ISP (1&1.es) seems to be working with some internal caching, then any change I did to my files took about 10 minutes to go live for the initial network setup. Cleaning my local history and cache did not help at all… I just had to wait (a bit longer).

I must say, once the change is active at the ISP all WP updates are immediate, indeed (as they have to, with PHP).

AlbertoG

Hahaha I think I am going to cry… This I made also myself. config.php was not updated… Now it works. I can create my subdomains.

Thanks again… closing this thread (and opening the next one) ??

AlbertoG

So painful!

instead of
define( ‘WP_ALLOW_MULTISITE’, true );

I wrote
define( ‘WP_ALLOW_MULTISITE’, true );

As it seems, quotation marks are different (?). OK, now I can see the Network Admin menu… thanks everybody for the help, anyway.

Now, I get the message that the network was detected and that I have to delete the entries from the database???

AlbertoG

Hi there,

I added that line, and uploaded the file to the server. I did this several times. Today, I cleaned the browser cache (and history, cookies…) but without result. Network admin menu is still not visible anywhere… ??

Albertog