Well, WordPress.com it’s the largest deployment of WordPress Multisite and they’re basically using the same setup (multiple tables for each site), so you could say that it’s a good strategy. This kind of setup would let you to, for instance, keep your VIP users on a dedicated box, or add multiple DB servers as the … Read more
That’s an old question, if someone like me landed on this page and want some-sort of custom solution for WORDPRESS MULTISITE MENU sharing across all network sites, Not only menu you can use the same method to share anything other then widgets across all the network sites. here is the solution : Edit your Header.php … Read more
Here is the procedure to properly migrate a WordPress Multisite. Step 1 – Move Database and Files The first step is to open your FTP client and upload the files from your computer to the server. Next, on your server set up your database and user, and use phpMyAdmin to import all the database tables. … Read more
Since I was able to find a solution, I am answering the question myself. Unlike what I have read elsewhere, it is indeed possible to place wp-content outside of the document root. Open basedir needs to be disabled, and the path to the new folder needs to have sufficient permissions. Concerning the issue with custom … Read more
That’s the pre-3.5 media interface so I think you must be on 3.4.x? Anyway the first way should work as long as you’re using the browser (non-multifile) upload… try changing add_filter( ‘flash_uploader’, ‘_force_html_uploader’ ); to add_action( ‘pre-html-upload-ui’, ‘_force_html_uploader’ ); and the “js/upload.js” (note the subdirectory – it’s expected to be in a “js” subdirectory of … Read more
OK. I figured it out: When moving to multisite, manually overriding WP_HOME and WP_SITEURL like below doesn’t work anymore: // Overwrites the database to save from constantly editing the DB define(‘WP_HOME’,’http://localhost’); define(‘WP_SITEURL’,’http://localhost/wp’); I fixed this by manually changing the database so WP_HOME is http://localhost and WP_SITEURL is http://localhost/wp.
You have to check if PHP mail is working in your server or debug WP’s mail, there are several ways to do this, I would first test if a basic PHP mail function works. The is as simple as running this from a PHP file or the command line: mail (‘[email protected]’, “Test”, “Test mail from … Read more
Here are the contents of a working example, placed in a php file in wp-includes/mu-plugins/. The email is sent when a user completes the password reset action after clicking the reset link in the email they receive. <?php if( ! function_exists( ‘wp_password_change_notification’ ) ){ function wp_password_change_notification( &$user ){ wp_mail( get_option(‘admin_email’), ‘Test’, ‘test’ ); } }
This tutorial/manual page will help you: http://codex.wordpress.org/Before_You_Create_A_Network See “Types of multisite network”.
It seems that my edit to your answer was declined, so here you go. All that was missing was the $priority and $accepted_args parameters for the add_action() calls, and the the fixed code below should accomplish what you require. remove_action( ‘add_option_new_admin_email’, ‘update_option_new_admin_email’ ); remove_action( ‘update_option_new_admin_email’, ‘update_option_new_admin_email’ ); /** * Disable the confirmation notices when an … Read more