sajeconsultants

Looks good now, thanks!

So I was able to get this resolved. For anyone in the future who might have the same issue, this is what I did:

1 – Update wp-config.php to use www in the DOMAIN_CURRENT_SITE:
define('DOMAIN_CURRENT_SITE', 'www.domain.com');

2 – On the wp_blogs table, update domain column for MAIN site to use https://www.domain.com

After those two changes, everything in Network Admin seems to be working correctly now!

I’ve actually tried this and found 0 instances of https://domain.com across all database tables.

Within wp-config.php, we currently have this line:
define('DOMAIN_CURRENT_SITE', 'domain.com');

Should this be changed to?:
define('DOMAIN_CURRENT_SITE', 'www.domain.com');

Or alternatively, within the database on the wp_blogs and wp_site tables, the domain column is currently set to ‘domain.com’. Should this be changed across the board to ‘www.domain.com’?

And I soon as I say that, I think I found the issue.

For anyone running WordPress Multisite, your .htaccess file gets VERY screwy after installing/uninstalling W3 Total Cache.

To fix the 404 error issue, I went back into the NETWORK ADMIN area of WordPress Admin (for Super Admins), and under Settings -> Network Setup, I copied the .htaccess entries they had there in the 2nd box into my .htaccess file on my server. Doing this final step seems to resolve the uninstall issues with W3 Total Cache on a Multisite install.

Hope this helps anyone else that might have the same issue.

@samplinghigh and @escape-fr,

Did either of you guys figure this out? Also looking for similar functionality so any help would be appreciated.

keeperbay – any luck with this? I have a similar issue and looking for a fix.