That’s an old question, if someone like me landed on this page for WORDPRESS MULTISITE MENU sharing across all network sites without any plugin, Not only menu you can use the same method to share anything other then widgets across all the network sites. here is the solution : Edit your Header.php //store the current … Read more
if ( is_main_site() ) { include_once CLICK_DIR . ‘/lib/functions/general.php’; include_once CLICK_DIR . ‘/lib/functions/post-types.php’; include_once CLICK_DIR . ‘/lib/functions/taxonomies.php’; } include_once CLICK_DIR . ‘/lib/functions/shortcodes.php’;
I guess you are looking for an action/filter. wpmu_new_blog this action is fired in wpmu_create_blog function (wp-includes/ms-functions.php) do_action( ‘wpmu_new_blog’, $blog_id, $user_id, $domain, $path, $site_id, $meta );
You also need to define a matching COOKIEHASH for both sites – a random 32 bit string will do. By default, COOKIEHASH is an MD5 hash of the site URL, and is used to generate the default names for all authentication-related cookies. Hence why, at the moment, your cross-domain login isn’t working (the names of … Read more
Have a look at the Network Admin Settings screen (in my installation, it’s at example.com/wp-admin/network/settings.php). Tucked away down near the bottom is this: Menu Settings Enable administration menus [] Plugins Checking that box should allow your users to see the Plugins menu in their sites’ back end. (I don’t think it’ll allow them to install … Read more
WordPress doesn’t work well in read-only mode. It depends on the database for cache and other tasks. However, there are a couple of options if you’d still like to proceed. Set the database user permissions to ‘READ ONLY’ Use a function to intercept all db queries. We used this on our theme demo site to … Read more
Compare $current_site->id with $current_site->blog_id. According to the in-line documentation, blog_id should be working … but check to see if there’s a major difference there (your system might have a plug-in or something else causing a problem). Update – Ignore last It seems like $current_site is a global variable defined by your site or network and … Read more
Ok, I did some research based on בניית אתרים‘s solution here, as I’m interested in this too. First you need to get a list of blog IDs, and get_blog_list() is deprecated because it seems to be a “suicidal database query” 🙂 Anyway looks like there will be a alternative in WP 3.2 called wp_get_sites(). So … Read more
In a multisite setup, you need to adjust the upload_path for each individual site through the Network Admin menu. Go to /wp-admin/network/sites.php. Edit the site in question. On the settings tab, you can find the Upload Path setting and change it to whatever you want. You can also adjust the URLs on this page. Look … Read more
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