The simplest way to create identical websites on different domains is to use the plugin Multiple Domain. This allows you to have a single WP install with one database serving two domains. Next step is to copy this DB to a Chinese server, where create a script to copy DB and files from the main … Read more
The “Deleted”, “Spam” and “Archived” attributes If you checked “Deleted”, “Spam” or “Archived”, the site would no longer be accessible to the public and all users except super admins, and the only thing non super admins would see is a notice saying: “This site is no longer available.” if the “Deleted” attribute is checked. “This … Read more
Note: Super Admins only have meaning in WordPress Multisite. I’ve assumed below that you’re running Multisite, though your question isn’t tagged as such. Super Admins are stored as a serialized array in the {$prefix}_sitemeta table in the site_admins record. In my local installation, with only the user ID adminpj as a Super Admin, here’s what … Read more
I want to put a Tools menu item on the Network Admin dashboard If you meant under the core top-level “Dashboard” menu as seen on the following screenshot, then you can use the network_admin_menu hook along with add_submenu_page() to add your menu item. Or if you wanted a top-level menu like the following, then use … Read more
Answering your first question, yes it is absolutely possible to have one installation of WordPress running ‘within’ another (i.e. installed at example.com and example.com/child). I have something like that running right now.
I just ran your page through the NET console on Firebug just so I could see what was loading … and wow … you have a lot of things loading that don’t need to be. From the looks of things, the following plug-ins are adding scripts and other collateral files to your load which are … Read more
this is set in wp-config.php: define( “EDIT_ANY_USER”, true );
I only recently started to poke multisite, as far as I understand you activate plugins per-site by activating theme in that site’s admin area. You can switch between backend of different sites in Super Admin > Sites > (hover cursor on site) > Backend. Server load is not about quantity of plugins, but quality and … Read more
You mean something like: Active Plugins which is a plugin that Generates a list of plugins that are currently in use and Does not include primary blog, network activated plugins, or plugins with 0 users.
You can use wpmu_new_blog action hook which accepts 6 arguments: $blog_id $user_id $domain $path $site_id $meta