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    We are using the Exopite Simple Options Framework framework in our plugin. One of the fields is an image upload metabox:

    This works fine and images are uploaded and attached to the post as expected.

    When we try this on a subsite on a multi-site network we run into a problem. It is fine on the parent network site

    It appears to not show up. After inspecting we see it is giving /sites/4/sites/4/ instead of just /sites/4/.

    If we manually change the URL to /sites/4/ it works.

    A few points:

    • We have disabled all other plugins
    • We are using a default theme
    • wp_get_attachment_image_src() gets the wrong path to image but get_attached_media() gets the correct paths
    • It is stored in the database correctly, but in the media page it is the wrong path

    Maybe it is an htaccess thing?

    If you require any further info let me know.

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