It’s always a bit tricky moving sites around between live and development servers – and personally I always prefer to have as few plugins running on sites as possible – so I’d not really advocate the ‘plugin’ route. The solution I use to this is a simple one, but requires a-little manual process. The steps … Read more
The basic process – on activation, check if is_multisite, get all of the sites with wp_get_sites, loop over the results with foreach and switch_to_blog for each site ID, and create the table. You’ll also need to hook the wpmu_new_blog action, check if is_plugin_active_for_network, switch to that blog ID and run your activation code, so sites … Read more
Something like the following should work: global $blog_id; if ($blog_id == 1) { wp_enqueue_style( ‘custom-style’, ‘/wp-content/css/new_styles.css’ ); } Basically it checks if the person is on blog_id 1 and then loads the respective CSS from the CSS folder (you would need to create this). This would go in your functions.php
And the answer is that a datetime cant have the CURRENT_TIMESTAMP default value since MySQL 5.6.5 so I changed modify_date from datetime to timestamp and all is good.
Thanks to diggy from StackOverflow I’ve foudn that in the WordPress cycle, the file vars.php (containing my needed functions) is included after muplugins_loaded executes. Including wp_is_mobile() and current_user_can() in wrapper functions fixed my problem. CORRECT function my_epic_function() { if(current_user_can( ‘edit_posts’ )) { if(!wp_is_mobile()) { //code to be executed } } } add_action(‘init’, ‘my_epic_function’); INCORRECT function … Read more
I am not calling it inside of a hook but just straight away as the first thing in a MU plugin. At that point all the info you are requesting won’t be available. That’s running before any hook and before WP is fully loaded. Use a hook like wp_loaded, admin_init, after_setup_theme … whatever serves your … Read more
In following to my comments on the question the follow examples for a solution. Default Function WordPress have the function get_users to get all users for each site, works on single or multisite area. But to get all users from each site in Multisite network is the switch to each site important. The follow example … Read more
I’d recommend moving this to a plugin, rather than doing it in the theme, and then activating it on the main site. The rule that I follow is that if it’s going to affect the look, it goes in the theme; if it’s affecting functionality, then it goes in a plugin. This, to my mind, … Read more
Thanks for your advice. In fact it is a hook that I fire of with this check. It looks like this (an example, the check is done in two places for different user levels and in two different plugins) // Down locks me out of admin area if network activated… if (!(current_user_can(‘manage_options’))) { add_action( ‘admin_menu’, … Read more
In your admin dashboard, go to the my sites->network admin->sites, edit the site and change the subdomain URL, there. No need to touch any files.