Using WordPress Multisite is a great idea if you want to have many subsites under your WordPress site. When you create a new subsite, WordPress automatically creates a subdomain for you. For example, you create a subsite named “desserts” under your domain “foodblogofcatzie.com”, WordPress will create the subdomain “desserts.foodblogofcatzie.com”. Such domain name is not in use (yet). It’s just an example which I will be using for the rest of this blog entry.
I’ve been using WordPress for a while now but it’s my first time to run it in multisite form. It’s a requirement in my current project at work. I won’t deny that it’s giving me headache. I just hope I get the hang of it soon.
Today I encountered a problem with a WordPress subsite which had MyReviewSite plugin installed. Ratings won’t go through when I post them. Reviews (comments) are posted, but the stars of ratings won’t appear. Comparison tables are empty. Posts and posted reviews (comments) show no ratings either, even though I coded them to do so.
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