Use network_home_url( $path=””, $scheme = null ). You can see it in /wp-includes/link-template.php. Examples: // Root of main site $network_home = network_home_url(); // About page on main site $network_about = network_home_url( ‘about/’ ); In a network, the main site has always the same ID as the network ID. network_home_url() uses get_current_site() which return the global … Read more
If you want to construct for example: http://example.com/?ref=1,8,22 for multiple administrators of the current sub site, you can try the following (untested): $uids = get_users( array( ‘blog_id’ => get_current_blog_id(), ‘role’ => ‘administrator’, ‘fields’ => ‘ID’, ‘order_by’ => ‘ID’, ‘order’ => ‘ASC’, ) ); echo $url = add_query_arg( array( ‘ref’ => join( ‘,’, $uids ) ), … Read more
According to the Codes on capabilities the manage_sites and manage_network_users should grant these options, or am I not reading correctly? Apparently, the capabilities here are not enough. Check out wp-admin/network.php. You’ll see it dies if the current user fails the is_super_admin check. This check gets the $super_admins global from get_super_admins and returns false if the … Read more
Finally I have been able of import the database succesfully. Because my path is localhost/projects/example and no only localhost, after doing the replace with the plugin I have to manually change some tables path. On wp_blogs and wp_site tables I have: Domain = localhost/projects/example Path = / I have to change to: Domain = localhost … Read more
I would suggest to use Search and Replace utility when you move your WordPress Network. it seamlessly update all the fields of the database from old domain to new domain. After that, you only need to update the domain name in wp-config.php. (Tip: do not include http:// and trailing slash while replacing the domain rather … Read more
I know this is old, but this is the best way. Might help people coming here in the future. $get_users = get_users( array( ‘blog_id’ => get_current_blog_id() ) ); $user_id = $get_users[0]->ID;
wp-login was not found error clearly means that you have lost control on WordPress admin panel. Even if this situation looks terrible but in real, it’s not. Situation A: The URL might be wrong In most cases, the WordPress installed in its own directory. When a user tries to change the default URL path of … Read more
You can always read through the documentation that WordPress.org has put together on Creating A Network. The point below was taken from Step 1: “Also deactivate all active plugins. You can reactivate them again after the network is created.” After the network is created I recommend activating your Plugins one by one and testing your … Read more
Yeah, there are a little more steps involved with Multisite. Here’s how I did this for a recent project, after much mucking around: Set up virtual hosts rather than subfolders on your WAMP box I’m on XAMPP so this will be a little different for you, but for me I just needed to add the … Read more
When building a page, WordPress looks in the option table in the database which theme to use. This read action can be intercepted, as you can see from the fact that you can live preview themes (more extensively with a plugin). So, if you want to build something like this yourself, you would have to … Read more