[wp-testers] WP_ENABLE_MULTISITE is now WP_ALLOW_MULTISITE

[Andrew Nacin]

You can also now run multisite on "localhost" (subdirectory installs only),
which should provide for more testing to occur.

We should probably check for port numbers during Tools > Network. You didn't
get that error until after install, right?

On Tue, Mar 9, 2010 at 2:53 PM, Tris Hussey <tris at trishussey.com> wrote:

> I gave it a quick test on my MAMP install and worked fine (well, swapping
> ":" for ";" of course) to bring up the Network option.
>
> I noticed that the default was for subdomains instead of subdirectories (I
> think that was the default a build or two ago). I don't think it really
> matters, since folks getting into this should be smarter than your average
> bears anyway.
>
> Since I was testing locally, I don't know if they actual multi-site worked
> since MAMP runs on port 8888 and multisite doesn't work with port numbers
> (or so the error told me).
>
> Tris
>
> On Tue, Mar 9, 2010 at 11:28 AM, Andrew Nacin <wp at andrewnacin.com> wrote:
>
> > WP_ENABLE_MULTISITE is now WP_ALLOW_MULTISITE. This is the constant
> > that turns on the Tools > Network menu. I think the new name will
> > minimize confusion with its purpose, as it doesnt actually enable
> > multisite itself, it just allows the Tools > Network install process
> > to occur.
> >
> > So:
> > define('WP_ALLOW_MULTISITE', true):
> >
> > The Tools > Network process has gotten a bit of a facelift in the past
> > week, and there's also some planned changes coming up. All could use
> > some testing and feedback.
> >
> > Thanks testers!
> > Nacin
>