jk91

It’s most likely caused by javascript used by the theme you’re using. In someway in messes with js in the admin area. Here is what I did:

1) Download a simple free theme: I used responsive theme.
2) Activate responsive theme.
3) Set country URL in SeoRankReporter. Js will update country URL.
4) Activate the theme you used previously.

Heey Ron,

I’m sorry I made a mistake. I had downloaded the current (0.5.4.2) version. The development version did the job. Thanks a lot for both the plugin and your help!

Regards,

Jacco

Thanks for your answer Ron.

I tried to use your updated domain_mapping.php file, but that didn’t help either.

Is it possible that there’s a problem with handling the www.jacco-kuiper.nl? I set up another mu setup a while ago and didn’t use https://www.domain.com, but domain.com, and that worked. But that was quite an old version of WP..

Oh, I now see that I made a mistake in my previous post:

The first few lines should be:

Before I installed multisite setup + mu domain mapping plugin I had set both my WordPress Address URL & Site Address URL to respectively:

https://www.jacco-kuiper.nl/
https://www.jacco-kuiper.nl/

I already updated my .htaccess with those rules, but that doesn’t help.

Also, I tried to import an existing blog to a newly created multisite blog, but the importer doesn’t seem te recognize the multisite setup; it’s as if i’m running a normal WP installation.

Did you test with https://www.domain.com or domain.com ?

Thanks

Before I installed multisite setup + mu domain mapping plugin I had set both my WordPress Address URL & Site Address URL to respectively:

https://www.jacco-kuiper.nl/wordpress
https://www.jacco-kuiper.nl

And wordpress redirected jacco-kuiper.nl automatically to https://www.jacco-kuiper.nl I guess. I really don’t know how and why it still redirects now.

Both jacco-kuiper.nl/wp-admin & https://www.jacco-kuiper.nl/wp-admin are accessible by the way. It’s just the frontend.

I edited this line in index.php:

/** Loads the WordPress Environment and Template */
require(‘./wp-blog-header.php’);

to

/** Loads the WordPress Environment and Template */
require(‘wp-blog-header.php’);

But that doesn’t help.

Jeps.

wp-admin
wp-content
wp-includes
.htaccess
index.php
…

all those files are in my public_html directory. I’m using wp 3.5.1 fyi.

Regards