Ok, thanks to m0r7if3, I found the two pieces of information I was looking for: wordpress multisite “Automatically create a new WordPress site in your Network associated with the user that is created.” -> http://www.gravityforms.com/add-ons/user-registration/
I have faced the same issue and solved it by addig wp_footer(); function in footer.php. Please make sure that you have wp_footer(); in footer.php.
WPMU Ldap Authentication was causing the incorrect URL issue. Disabling the plugin allowed users/sites to be created correctly. This site has a fix for the plugin that allows it to run properly in WP 3.5.2: http://www.fotan.net/wpmu-ldap-plugin-fixes/
yes, It is Possible. Create a New folder in your Web-directory like /shop and Install wordpress in there. Thanks
Yeah, that was the problem. The site was configured with incorrect admin user information. The problem was solved by going to the user profiles and setting myself as a “super administrator” of the 4th site. Some how it had been created under a different user which was full of incorrect information. To make the site … Read more
Yes, WPML works well with multi-site and also with the WP-REST-API (even without further plugins).
To me the best way would be to: Leave the ecommerce site intact since it’s where all the important content exist. Enable multisite on ecommerce site. See official documentation: https://codex.wordpress.org/Create_A_Network Export everything on the private site (Tools – Export – All content) Import it on a new site created on the new network.
This finally did the trick for me: RewriteRule ^files/(.*)$ http://domain_name/wp-content/uploads/$1 [L,R=301]
Solved by editing site url at wp_site and wp_options tables in database.
As you can see here, CSS is a security risk. In a multisite the style tag is even stripped from posts and pages unless the super administrator is editing the post/page. Suggesting that they allow you to create child themes is not good. They will have to give you access to the PHP files, which … Read more