Ren
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It is possible to have a pro site level 1 level 2 level 3 level 6 without domain mapping and domain level a, domain level b, domain level c using pro sites plugin. If so how would how would I set that up.
I have tried network activate and selecting YES supporter only in the settings. I have also tried network deactivating it hoping I could add it to the Pro Sites premium themes. Neither of these seem to work for me

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People Person (joined February 2012) Likes (0)
Hi Ren,
You can achieve levels with and without domain mapping, however you will need to use your level hierarchy to do so.
Keep in mind that with prosites each new level inherits the capabilities of the level below it, so when you set a new capability you are setting the lowest level that can use that feature.
This means that you can enable domain mapping but everything above the first level that you activate it for will be able to use domain mapping as well.
For example: I have level 1, level 2 and level 3, all with no domain mapping, then I have level a and level b that both have domain mapping, after that level 4 with domain mapping as well
The above example is typical. You cannot take away domain mapping from level 4. Once a capability is active then it remains so.
Hope this help to clear up a few things :) Please let me know if I can be of more help!
Best,
Kimberly
Member (joined December 2010) Likes (0)
Hi Kimberly, thanks
That is what I thought. Should I be able to enable domain mapping under dashboard – Pro Sites – Premium Plugins
Lifetime Member (joined March 2011) Likes (0)
Hello Ren,
The answer to your question is a definite Yes. Please have a look at the screenshot.
You will find these settings under: Network--> Settings--> Domain Mapping
Please let us know if you need further assistance. We are here to help. :)
Thank you for your time,
marikamitsos.
Should you find the provided solution satisfactory, please mark the topic as resolved.
Thanks again, marikamitsos
Member (joined December 2010) Likes (0)
marikamitsos thanks for that suggestion. however as far as I can tell it had no effect on my ability to assign domain mapping to levels in pro sites or to activate it on individual sites
Lifetime Member (joined March 2011) Likes (0)
Do you mean that you can NOT activate domain mapping whatsoever? Or is it that you find it conflicting with Pro Sites?
Couple of things that pop into mind:
1. Deactivate Pro Sites and try out Domain Mapping
2. Re-install Domain Mapping. Check your DNS.
Member (joined December 2010) Likes (0)
I can network activate domain mapping and it works fine. However, if I try to assign domain mapping to a pro site level it is not in the selection of available domains. I have the same problem when trying to add it to individual sites.
Member (joined December 2010) Likes (0)
I meant not in the selection of available plugins
Lifetime Member (joined March 2011) Likes (0)
I am sorry but I cannot understand what you mean by this.
Can you please tell me the process you follow step by step and on which panels/screens the selection is not available?
Scenario: Let's say our domain is mydom.com, user testadmin creates the site mydom.com/testdom or testdom.mydom.com. Finally we want to map this site to testdom.com
What I would do would be:
Login as super-admin.
Go to mydom.com/testdom or testdom.mydom.com (whatever applies), Tools--> Domain Mapping
There I would see this screenshot:
Is this what you don't see? Please enlighten. :(
marikamitsos
Lifetime Member (joined March 2011) Likes (0)
How could you? It is network activated... ???
Member (joined December 2010) Likes (0)
if I network activate it I see what you have in the screen shot. does that mean this plugin cannot be activated on an individual site by site basis? that may be my problem I was thinking it could be activated on individual sites.
Lifetime Member (joined March 2011) Likes (0)
From the plugin's installation page:

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You can. Actually there is no other way. It means that you will have to go to each and every individual site you want to map and activate the mapped domain as I have explained to you above.
You see, when you have your TLD (Top Level Domain) site called mydom.com turned to a multisite, it means that every single/individual subsite (mydom.com/testdom or testdom.mydom.com) that users create there (those are NOT TLDs), can and will be individually turned to one different TLD respectively (nicedom.com, herdom.com, hisdom.com, etc), once you apply/activate Domain Mapping on every single one of them.
As always... Please let us know if you need further assistance. We are here to help. :)
Thank you for your time,
marikamitsos.
Should you find the provided solution satisfactory, please mark the topic as resolved.
Thanks again, marikamitsos
Member (joined December 2010) Likes (0)
Thanks
I have found that I cannot use the plugin as I thought. I do see that I can use it on individual sites if I network activate it first. Once I have members I think I will need to put the site in maintenance mode to activate sites. I believe there may be another option I am also exploring.
Lifetime Member (joined March 2011) Likes (0)
So, I guess you can mark this post as resolved.
If you're in need of more help, please don't hesitate to start another post :-)
Thanks again, marikamitsos
Lifetime Member (joined March 2011) Likes (0)
Thank you for the rep points Ren.
Makes me feel useful. Really appreciated. :)
marikamitsos
Member (joined March 2012) Likes (0)
i had this problem also
i had setting 4 level's on prosites, i want only the level 4 can using the domain mapping, but the prosites with the wpmu domain mapping is not function. after i try to using mu domain mapping, can done it.
but the way i more hope wpmu staff can solve for us. thanks.
Lifetime Member (joined March 2011) Likes (0)
Hello jlloke82 and welcome to the WPMUDEV Forums,
I don't know how much experience you had with domain mapping, but I am sorry to say that I find your statement not correct.
You see we used to have the WordPress MU Domain Mapping on our sites before switching to WPMUDEV Domain Mapping plugin. There are a couple of differences but what you mention is NOT one of them.
Furthermore WordPress MU Domain Mapping has to be placed in the mu-plugins folder which means it is automatically activated for ALL sites, leaving you NO control on individually activating it for specific only sites.
On the other hand -when used together with Pro Sites- you CAN have WPMUDEV Domain Mapping plugin ONLY activated AFTER a certain level. This gives the super-admin more flexibility. For my eyes at least.
I do hope my explanations clarify things a little better.
Please let us know if you need further assistance. We are here to help. :)
Thank you for your time and welcome once again,
marikamitsos.
Member (joined December 2010) Likes (0)
Hi all,
Thanks jlloke82 I have come up with the same solution. That is to use WordPress MU Domain Mapping which to my understanding can now be placed in the plugins folder. I have not activated a site yet with the new plugin, but I see that I can now select it for a certain level or higher in the pro sites premium themes. By reevaluating the site structure I have changed how I will use this plugin a little.
People Person (joined February 2012) Likes (0)
Sorry I was away, this thread got lost in my inbox :(
However you were in great hands with marikamitsos!
I hope you are all fixed up now?
Member (joined March 2012) Likes (0)
can teach me how to using prosite with domain mapping? step by step.
People Person (joined February 2012) Likes (0)
jlloke82
You enable domain mapping and enable it in Pro Sites
You assign the minimum level that you want to use Domain Mapping. All levels after that will inherit the ability to use Domain Mapping. Here are the Pro Site Installation instructions for reference.
http://premium.wpmudev.org/project/pro-sites/installation/
if you need anything further please open up a new thread so we can address your issue independently and it doesn't get lost here :)
Kimberly
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