KalleL

I had the some problem. Only days 1 to 7 (or was it 8) was available. I downgraded to 3.5.5 and now everything works perfectly again.

After downgrading to Slimstat 3.5.5 everything works perfectly again!

Upgrading to 3.5.6 or 3.5.7 and everything just stops working. I do not know why but you have some kind of bug in 3.5.6 and 3.5.7

I tried to install an older version but it was not possible:

Unpacking the package …

Installing extension …

Destination folder already exists. / var / www / wordpress / wp-content / plugins / wp-slim state /

Installation of the extension failed.

Thank you Camu for looking into this!

I am sorry to inform you that the MySQL error log is empty (their are just some initialization messages in the log). No errors has been logged.

Should I try and uninstall Slimstat and install it again?
I do not want all our blogs in our network to lose their stats, will that happen if I uninstall and re-install Slimstat?

Or is their anything else I can do to debug this error?

I just noticed that all stats has stopped working. Even for all blogs that was activated in earlier versions of Slimstat, i.e. Slimstat has stopped working completely after the update.

Is it possible to rollback to an earlier version of Slimstat and keep the data intact?

A network setting add-on would change my rating to a 5. ??

Yes, I know the product is free and that is great! I am very impressed that you are taking your free time to develop such a great plugin.

But please focus a little bit more attention on QA. It is very frustrating that the plugin stops working when you update to a new version.

Works perfectly! Thanks ??

I can confirm that this is also possible to do in WordPress 3.3

You need to change “www” to whatever subdomain you are runnning your network site on, in these three files:

/wp-signup.php
/wp-admin/network/site-new.php
/wp-includes/ms-functions.php

You also need to add the following to your wp-config.php file:

define(‘COOKIE_DOMAIN’, ‘yourdomain.com’);

If you have the time and knowledge to create a plug-in you are more then welcome to do so.

I am a little bit surprised that this functionality is not included in WordPress as a default option when running the multi site setup.

When using a network domain like https://www.mydomain.com, WordPress is configured as default to exclude www when adding new blogs. I just changed www to admin in these three core files.

That is not correct, YOU CAN DO IT, and I just did it ??

It is possible to setup a multi site with that kind of configuration.
You only need to change three PHP files.

Very easy to do when you know how to do it.

I do not want to map xxx.admin.mydomain.com to xxx.mydomain.com

I want to run the main network site at admin.mydomain.com but when creating new blogs I want the web address to be site1.mydomain.com, site2.mydomain.com and so on.

The problem is that WordPress by default adds admin.mydomain.com when creating a new blog so the address becomes site1.admin.mydomain.com

I want to change this behaviour so WordPress only uses mydomain.com when creating new blogs so the address for example becomes site1.mydomain.com

There must be a lot of sites that need this functionality since a lot of sites do not run WordPress at their parent domain, i.e. mydomain.com but what their user blogs at addresses like site1.mydomain.com, site2.mydomain.com and so on.