Here’s the trick I’ve been using: Use an array to store the rewrites Hash the array Store the hashed array as an option Check to see if the stored option matches the curret rewrite hash; if not, update the rewrites Greatly simplified code snippet (this is meant as a starting point, not a finished product): … Read more
Short answer is – this is possible and easily achievable by using JJJ’s plugin https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-multi-network/. Long answer is – WordPress allows for such structures to be created, but does require some hacking in order to make it right if you decide to do it manually. The original database structure of a multisite website is prepared … Read more
If you go to your Network Admin -> Sites menu, you should be able to edit the site and change the site’s Site Address (URL) to whatever you need it to be. As for the search/replace: I recommend using WP-CLI’s search-replace command to do this, if you’ve got it available. wp search-replace https://example.com/site-1/ https://example.com/site-2 –url=https://example.com/site-1 … Read more
Rather than post this as a bunch of comments, I’m going to make this an answer. Your requirements/questions: to Have a Super admin that has access across all wp sites. That’s a hallmark of Multisite. to use both, subdomains and subfolders, in the chosen setup (see example above). You can accomplish this with something like … Read more
Each pass through the foreach() loop, you’re wiping out the values that are already in your $urls array. Try something like this: function rel_alternate_network(){ global $post; $slugX = is_main_site() ? $post->post_name : rtrim($post->post_name, ‘-in-‘.strtolower(do_shortcode(‘[country]’))); $urls = array(); foreach(get_sites() as $site){ if( $site->blog_id == get_current_blog_id()) {continue;} switch_to_blog($site->blog_id); $slugY = get_post_by_slug($slugX); $new_url[‘site’] = $site->path; $new_url[‘slug’] = $slugY->post_name; … Read more
The simplest solution is a rule inside the .htaccess of the installation, if it is an Apache server. The following syntax should support you. Protect the whole access # PROTECT xmlrpc.php <Files xmlrpc.php> Order Allow,Deny Deny from all </Files> Access for several apps # ACCESS for xmlrpc surface only for different apps <IfModule mod_setenvif.c> <Files … Read more
I spoke to the web host, WP Engine, who advised us that an extra license is required to turn a WP site into MU, which we don’t currently have. They confirmed the error was caused by our lack of a MU license.
You’re using $user_id = get_option( ‘admin_email’ ); and then using that $user_id. However, get_option( ‘admin_email’ ); returns an email address, not the int that wpmu_create_blog() expects. So your sites are (presumably) being created with a user_id of 0. Here’s how I’d address this: $user_email = get_option(‘admin_email’); $user_object = get_user_by( ’email’, $user_email ); if ( false … Read more
You can list the sites a plugin has been activated on in the shell using WP CLI: sites=$(wp site list –field=url) for url in $sites; do if wp plugin is-active “YOURPLUGINNAME” –url=”${url}” –network; then echo “${url}” fi done It will print out the URL of each site on its own line that has that plugin … Read more
Integration is a topic at large. There are many strategies on how to combine multiple webapplications under one site-design and URL-layout. This normally means you have to make up your mind first on how to combine and integrate the applications. Normally app exists next to each other sharing a menu, header and a footer. For … Read more