There’s one called added_existing_user that fires immediately after adding an existing user. Digging a little deeper, I find the function add_user_to_blog() is used by both add_new_user_to_blog() and add_existing_user_to_blog(), and has an action hook named add_user_to_blog. I’d look into using that last hook, if I wanted to ensure something happened when a user was added to … Read more
If you just want to update that one value, then you can use wp_update_site(): wp_update_site( 123, [ ‘domain’ => ‘new-slug.domain.com’, ] ); But to really update the site URL/address, you’d need to update both the siteurl and home options for the site: switch_to_blog( 123 ); update_option( ‘siteurl’, ‘new URL here’ ); update_option( ‘home’, ‘new URL … Read more
The documentation unfortunately not very clear on what “explicitly deny” actually entails. While setting a capability to false will normally explicitly deny the capability, that check is performed after super admins have been waved through. So even though the documentation says “unless explicitly denied”, denying it this way doesn’t work for super admins. Only the … Read more
is this not something that you could put into your functions.php file as a new function, adding the action to init to fire off on the page load? You could then put in an if statement so it only runs when specific criteria is met, such as a page ID or slug or template is … Read more
Adding Markup To The Add New Site Form You can add HTML markup to that form like this: add_action( ‘network_site_new_form’, function() { ?> <p>Hello World</p> <?php } ); Adding Markup To The Edit Site Forms No. This cannot be done via PHP. For the site edit info screen, no hooks exist to do this. However, … Read more
You can gain super admin access to the site by adding this function in the functions.php file if ( !function_exists( ‘grant_super_admin’ ) ) { require_once ABSPATH . WPINC . ‘/capabilities.php’; } // ID of the user to be granted Super Admin privileges. $user_id = 1; $result = grant_super_admin($user_id); You can remove the code once you … Read more
I would go for /en/ in order to prevent future issues and keep isolated the content that is not localizable. From my knowledge WPML does not support this yet.
“However it seems that I can’t just convert to multisite” I have no idea why he told you that, because it is possible. I mean,…. it’s kind of the whole point of why multisite was merged in – so existing sites could just turn it on. User roles on the main site will stay exactly … Read more
Try this in wp-config.php: define( ‘WP_HTTP_BLOCK_EXTERNAL’, true );
Yes, you are long past the point where you need to split the database. 😉