Wordpress multisite configuration

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  Paul Gilzow

  August 23, 2023 15:18

  I can definitely help out here. Changing/adding rewrite rules is handled inside of the web:locations:<location>:rules section of your .platform.app.yaml configuration file.

  Link to the docs about rewrites.

  For a WordPress directory-based multisite, we’ll need to replicate the WordPress .htaccess rules into rules inside of our configuration:

          ################################
          ###        WORDPRESS        ###
          ###############################
          # We need to allow requests to wp-login.php to pass through
          # Multisites do not respect the WP_SITEURL constant in Wp-config.
          # In addition, directory-based multisites include the virtual directory before the wp-login.php
          '^/([_0-9a-zA-Z-]+/)?wp-(?<wproot>[a-z\-]+).php$':
            allow: true
            scripts: true
            passthru: '/wp-$wproot.php'
          # Allows directory-based multisites to still access the wp-admin and wp-include locations
          '^/([_0-9a-zA-Z-]+/)?(?<adminrewrite>wp-(admin|includes).*)':
            allow: true
            scripts: true
            passthru: '/$adminrewrite'
          '^/([_0-9a-zA-Z-]+)/wp-content/(?<content>.*)':
            allow: true
            scripts: false
            passthru: '/wp-content/$content'
            expires: 1w
  

  Or you can see it here as part of a full .platform.app.yaml file (the gist is old so ignore the php 7.4 )

  Given you can see the network dashboard, I’ll assume you’ve already added the necessary cookie values to your routes.yaml file?

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