JessyLynn

Resolved it ??

When adding the needed code that wordpress generated for me to the wp-config.php file I didn’t remove the line of code I added previously:

define(‘WP_ALLOW_MULTISITE’, true);

Once I removed that line, everything worked. Maybe this will help someone else making the same mistake ??

I’ve read the changing permissions files. As far as I know I didn’t do anything weird. Just clicked and changed values, reloaded, changed values back, reloaded.

There is NOTHING even in my files. This is a brand new install I had only added a theme to and was trying to convert to multisite. Can I just dump this whole install and do a new install while keeping my domain? And if so, can I do a bundle deal, like WAMP, to make it easier?

I am running a blog/vlog site with a partner that I want to have a home page ‘news’ blog with button links to 2 more separate blogs and 1 vlog. I read that you can divide blogs up using categories, but I don’t want to do this as I need the blogs to be individual for advertising and informational rights issues. If there is a way I don’t know about to skip multisite and still cover all those bases, please let me know. I do want to use the subfolder not subdomain installation, I believe, i order to route traffic through the main site. If I have to go with multisite. Other than the initial setup I described I don’t need it to be a very complicated or intricate site. I don’t plan to modify the code a lot to do a lot of customizing. I don’t need a lot of bells and whistles. At least at this time, and if I change my mind I may consult someone for help. Is it possible at all to puzzle out a multisite install for a beginner?