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Hello,

Report number: MMIBBTRG

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Hello,

I have just received your message. I did check spam but nothing there. Strange that. I replied to your email.

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• This reply was modified 3 months ago by d.

Hello,

No, I have no idea who ‘Dimitrios Pappas’ is. I just sent another message via the form here.

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Thanks a million that’s what I assumed.

This issue is resolved.

Hi Alina

I just purchased the Pro version and I can confirm it does indeed work with all aspects of ACF. Many thanks

Aye Mr. Doyle is spot on you must use a vector based program such as Illustrator to export SVG images.

Apologies with the delay. I was trekking in the mountains for a few days. The issue was on my end with directory privacy security issues. I wasn’t aware a previous dev had password protected the directory I was trying to access. Also it was a I/O Usage issue with the hosting provider. When generating a static version make certain your I/O usage and Memory isn’t maxed out with your hosting provider.

Oh dear that was a month ago was it not? What have you done in the meantime?

It would be helpful to post a solution up here if it is indeed possible.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 1 month ago by d.

I have finally copped on here. Issue is resolved thanks a million!

Oh I understand that, but I thought I was generating them dynamically since I have the box ticked for ‘Dynamically Generate Sitemap’ within XML Sitemap settings for all websites. But I still get the error stated above.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 3 months ago by d.

@mattsingley Oh thats lovely! I am relieved my explanation could be understood as intended and actually help someone. I was surprised how little documentation was available for this specific issue. It’s one of those issues you think you’ll solve in 2 hours but turns into your whole day. Annoying so it is! Best of luck.

I have been trying to talk my client into the sub domain route. But he is dealing with ‘unique’ clients with homes in the market for an average 4 million USD. 131 Atlantic Ave is 7.2 million. Clients like that are hard to convince that their extravagant home doesn’t warrant their own domain name lol…
Thanks a mill for the broken link checker link! I will give that a go.

I have resolved the issue. I will explain to help others.
In cPanel under Addon Domains create your addon domain for example website1.com. This is crucial, point it to your WordPress Multisite install for the document root. So my Multisite install is located in subdirectory public_HTML/prioritysite.com.
So my ‘document root’ for website1.com is public_HTML/prioritysite.com because that is where my WordPress Multisite install is.

In WordPress Multisite; > Sites > website1.com > Settings under Site Address (URL): https://website1.com/

Once that is sorted, your will try to login into the backend of website1.com/wp-admin/ you will get a cookie error. Add this line after the other code you added to create the network in the wp-config.php file:

define(‘COOKIE_DOMAIN’, $_SERVER[‘HTTP_HOST’]);