Install wordpress at sitename.com Setup multisite Create a new site at /wordpress1/ Create a new site at /wordpress2/ Install Buddypress plugin Activate buddypress on /wordpress2/ ( not network wide, just wordpress2 ) Hey presto you have exactly what you want without the nightmarish usertable situation Problems you will face with the login using a shared … Read more
I think what you want is a custom rewrite rule — specifically, a custom endpoint. This would have to live outside s2member. To start, wrap everything in a class: <?php class WPSE71804 { // post type key, whatever this happens to be. const TYPE = ‘customer’; // endpoint mask, 2 ^ 18 const EP = … Read more
You can use current_user_can() to detect what type of user is logged in, if any, then use setcookie() and $_COOKIE to test and set the necessary cookies. function wpse_74742_stop_cache_cookie() { if (current_user_can(‘admin’)) { if (empty($_COOKIE[‘disable_cache’])) { setcookie(‘disable_cache’, 1); } } } add_action(‘init’, ‘wpse_74742_stop_cache_cookie’); This is an extremely basic example. There are a lot of details … Read more
Google led me to this page: http://lauragentry.com/blog/2012/01/05/when-wordpress-network-subdomain-blogs-wont-let-you-log-in/ There’s a chunk of code in there that I added to my wp-config.php file, to wit: define(‘ADMIN_COOKIE_PATH’, “https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/”); define(‘COOKIE_DOMAIN’, ”); define(‘COOKIEPATH’, ”); define(‘SITECOOKIEPATH’, ”); What I don’t quite understand is why this works. Anyone know? Updated It doesn’t completely work — I can now log in to the … Read more
You should be able to combine the solutions in these answers to achieve what you are looking for. Keep checking and if the internet connection drops, clear the cookies. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10426851/quickest-way-to-check-internet-connectivity-in-js https://stackoverflow.com/questions/179355/clearing-all-cookies-with-javascript
Looks like the issue was because of Nginx or other caching server. Rebooting the server solved the issue! There was nothing more to do in the database or wp-config.php
WordPress is deciding whether you are logged in or not by checking AUTH_COOKIE and LOGGED_IN_COOKIE. As you have noticed these cookies are set in the same, let,s say, A domain which your site is. Adding the same cookies to your second B domain would make your user logged in in two A and B domains. … Read more
Ok, so technically I didn’t solve the issue that prevented me from accessing posts in draft status from an external domain where the frontend is hosted using only nonce values. My guess is that the logged_in cookie was not set/could not be read on the frontend side to verify the nonce value during an external … Read more
The setcookie function prepares the HTTP cookie header to be sent at the next page load. That’s why the $_COOKIE superglobal is not updated automatically. You could manually update $_COOKIE for use on the current request. Just put this below your setcookie() line: $_COOKIE[‘mobileesp_wp_full_site’] = ‘true’; By the way, I’d prefer not to work with … Read more
The advantage of a filter is that you can change a value without modifying core WP files. The filter you list: $secure_logged_in_cookie = apply_filters(‘secure_logged_in_cookie’, false, $user_id, $secure); Passes in three values. You just need to build a function that accepts those three values and returns true (or just returns true by default. This function, for … Read more