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Thank you!

I already followed that tutorial.
I am not sure, but I think the problem is the A record (wildcard domain?). I do not understand very well how to do it. For which domain name I must create a wildcard domain – for ‘anadoll.com’ OR for ‘realshared.com’?

anadoll.com is the parked domain name;
realshared.com is the default site.

When I created the new blog the address was anadoll.realshared.com. I want to map the ‘anadoll.com’ to ‘anadoll.realshared.com’.

I am confused.

Andrea, I configured a multisite blog, but I also can’t login as admin. I used the domain mapping plugin and followed your guide “Creating a Network in WordPress 3.0 (and up)”, but I do not understand where is the problem.

My main blog: realshared.com
My mapped domain: anadoll.com

James, thank you for information about ASO, I just registered and want to try them.

No, this could not help. I am not the author of the plugin, and not a PHP coder, but I suppose it’s a bit more complicated.

I just discovered another thing: pages also are registered by the plugin. How to exclude specific pages, like “Contact” page, or even all, of our choice?

A partial answer from Help:

What does “Include pages” do? If checked, WordPress Popular Posts will also list the most viewed pages on your blog. Enabled by default.

From Maintenance Settings:

WordPress Popular Posts keeps historical data of your most popular entries for up to 30 days.

From readme.txt:

WordPress Popular Posts will wipe out from its cache automatically all those posts that have not been viewed more than 30 days from the current date, keeping the popular ones on the list!

The question is: Are these excerpts (in spirit) identical? The first suggests that after 30 days all data will be wiped (from cache)?!, but the second affirm that will be wiped only those posts that have not been viewed more than 30 days?! Which one is correct?

Here is a solution: How to exclude a specific IP-address not be recorded by the WordPress Popular Posts Plugin.