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Subdomain issue (wp3/wpmu)

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I came across a situation, Everything was fine … wordpress 3.0  was installed properly but i was unable to create sub domain for wordpress for example :




wordpress.mavendeveloper.com or
jobs.mavendeveloper.com
or
extjs.mavendeveloper.com
or
iphone.mavendeveloper.com
or any other such sub domain under Wp 3.0

I searched in forums for help … and followed each and everything like :

To enable the Network menu item, you must first define multisite in the wp-config.php file.

Open up wp-config.php and add this line above where it says /* That's all, stop editing! Happy blogging. */:

define('WP_ALLOW_MULTISITE', true)

even made changes in the Database…But no hope …. after that what i did is :

removed/deactivated all the active plugins

uploaded twentyTen theme (it comes by default)


And Yes , After i uploaded twentyTen Theme it worked … i have just removed this theme and has just my custom theme … and that was the solution …..

Please do Upload TwentyTen theme if u come up with such a problem and you will find it working ….

If  you have any problem in sub-domain issue please write to me …. i have gained a whole lot of experience in sub-domain issue for wpmuwordpress 3.0 ..

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2 Responses to Subdomain issue (wp3/wpmu)

  1. siken says:

    great post thank you for posting … what if i have just MU but not wp 3.*

    looking for response

  2. admin says:

    this won’t be issue …. it doesn’t matter even if u have MU
    thx for your query

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