Go to /wp-admin/network/settings.php as a Super Admin and where it says “Allow new registrations” set it to one of these: “Logged in users may register new sites” (no new users can register) “Both sites and user accounts can be registered” (new users can register) Both these settings allow logged in users to create new sites … Read more
If you wanted to target a specific domain then you need a condition (RewriteCond directive), preceding the RewriteRule that checks for the specific domain (Host: header). For example: RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^domainb\.com [NC] RewriteRule ^i-like-([a-zA-Z0-9-]+)/$ wp-content/themes/customtheme/custom-pages/ilike.php?like=$1 [L] The HTTP_HOST server variable contains just the Host: header sent in the request. Reference: http://httpd.apache.org/docs/current/mod/mod_rewrite.html#rewritecond
I find the solution: Tax_query not working on multisite (I dont say, that I work with switch_to_blog, because everything is works fine with this function… everything, including postmeta queries, category__not_in, etc., but EXCEPT: tax_query) So, “you have to register that custom taxonomy in both blogs”. <– so the problem originate from the different themes, when … Read more
To set is the connected user belongs to the blog, you need to do that on hook wp_login that means the user is connected : const ROLE_ADMINISTRATOR = “administrator”; const ROLE_CONTRIBUTOR = “contributor”; add_action(“wp_login”, function ($user_login, \WP_User $user) { if ( !is_multisite() || is_user_member_of_blog() ) { return; } $usersAdministrator = get_users([ “role” => ROLE_ADMINISTRATOR, ]); … Read more
There is no built-in endpoint for sites on a multisite network. As can be seen in the documentation, the built-in endpoints are: +—————-+——————-+ | Posts | /wp/v2/posts | +—————-+——————-+ | Post Revisions | /wp/v2/revisions | +—————-+——————-+ | Categories | /wp/v2/categories | +—————-+——————-+ | Tags | /wp/v2/tags | +—————-+——————-+ | Pages | /wp/v2/pages | +—————-+——————-+ | … Read more
They shouldn’t have to be multisite compatible. Also remember that, there are two kinds of Passive compatibility: doing nothing multisite specific, just works without breaking anything. Active compatibility: changing or extending multisite specific behavior. In case the plugin you want to use doesn’t say anything about its compatibility on multisites, you just have to try … Read more
switch_to_blog changes values of global variables (as you can see here: https://core.trac.wordpress.org/browser/tags/5.0.3/src/wp-includes/ms-blogs.php#L801). It doesn’t matter if you call it in function or not – these variables will get changed. So yes – you always have to call restore_current_blog when you’ve done all you wanted with the switched blog. Otherwise these variables will stay changed (so … Read more
Fuxia was using update_option in her answer and it may work, but I wouldn’t recommend that – it isn’t the polite way of setting a theme. So how I would approach that problem? First of all, you want to perform this action only once and for all sites. So there is no point in using … Read more
There are a bunch of different ways you can approach this. Modify your existing LAMP installation — Using your existing LAMP stack in /var/www/html (I assume you are on a Mac?) you could use Virtual Hosts in your Apache config files to configure multiple sites, each in their own subdirectory. Typically this also requires you to … Read more
Sometimes setting your permalinks up and saving them helps solve this kind of problem. Settings-Permalinks-choose your default permalink structure and hit the Save.