You can filter the Login URL: add_filter( ‘login_url’, ‘wpse100354_my_login_url’ ); function wpse100354_my_login_url( $login_url ){ return site_url( ‘/your-login-url’ ); } Caveat: I haven’t tested this. References Codex wp_login_url() Source code Adam Brown’s reference for login_url filter Trac page for wp-includes/general-template.php
I would start by looking into the set_user_role action hook. You would be passed 3 arguments to your callback function – the User ID, the new user role, and an array of the old user roles(that seems strange to me, that you can’t pass an array of roles, but oh well). So here’s an example … Read more
You can filter the login_url: add_filter( ‘login_url’, ‘wpse103239_login_url’ ); function wpse103239_login_url() { return ‘your-login-url’; } See also this answer for a bunch more options. Reference The login_url filter is mentioned in the Codex page for wp_login_url(), but there doesn’t seem to be a Codex page for the filter itself.
You can use $wpdb to access any database you have access to (credentials for) so one site or the other could access its partner’s database or both could access a third database. It shouldn’t be hard but you will need to write most of the SQL to do it. If you are in a position … Read more
If I understand the questions (and it is possible I don’t so some clarity would be nice). You have multiple domain names and you would like to run WordPress on them all. You have two options here Install multiple copies of WordPress (one for each domain) the folder structure of this method is entirely up … Read more
Two methods. Run the blogs as a WP Multisite, since they would all share the same users, plugins, and available themes. If you don’t mind premium plugins, WPMUdev has a user sync setup that works pretty well. This is really your only recourse if you don’t have a multisite option.
Short answer but… get_blogaddress_by_name or get_blogaddress_by_id look to me like what you need. Both return the full blog URL.
Each site in Multisite has its own search engine setting — in your site’s Admin pages, go to Settings > Reading, and check the Discourage search engines from indexing this site box. The URL should be along the lines of example.com/site-name/wp-admin/options-reading.php
If you open up your wp-config.php file for your multisite set-up there are some constants you can change… define(‘DOMAIN_CURRENT_SITE’, ‘example.com’); define(‘PATH_CURRENT_SITE’, “https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/”); define(‘SITE_ID_CURRENT_SITE’, 1); define(‘BLOG_ID_CURRENT_SITE’, 1); 1 in this case refers to the ID of the site that should be the default site. You can figure out the ID of each site by going to … Read more
I would start by answering all your questions and then conclude what i think . I am a webdesigner and I use wp multisites to showcase different sample sites. I do not allow user registrations Q: sign up process to be fully automated. Ans: Network admin > Settings > Network settings > Allow new registrations … Read more