WordPress will create an .htaccess file automatically if you are using Permalinks. There will not be an .htaccess file if Permalinks are set to default, unless another component has created it. WordPress will only look to the one single instance of .htaccess in the WP root (unless you specifically setup a separate sub-folder install) and … Read more
WordPress MU – Creating a site takes ages
I’ve been struggling to get this working properly for a few days but finally got it so I thought to share it so others might profit from it as well. Create a file in you theme named user-list.php with a Template Name. <?php /** * Template Name: List Users */ Now create a page via … Read more
Custom pages on all multisite network, to NOT show in wp-admin at all
Parse shortcodes from another site in WP Multisite
Split a Multisite Into Single WordPress Websites
Different sites can have different plugins enabled, different sets of users, etc. That’s built in to Multisite. The “LMS talking to ecommerce” part will probably require you (or someone you hire) to write some code — a head start might be to look at switch_to_blog() and restore_current_blog(), and indeed the list of Multisite functions. (Or … Read more
Multisite installation without using domain root
This method will give you a select menu of active blogs. function list_all_blogs() { global $wpdb; $query = “SELECT blog_id FROM ” . $wpdb->base_prefix . “blogs WHERE spam != ‘1’ AND archived != ‘1’ AND deleted != ‘1’ AND public=”1″ AND blog_id != ‘1’ ORDER BY path”; $blogs = $wpdb->get_results($query); echo ‘<select id=”blog-select”>’; foreach($blogs as … Read more
The conceptual difference between users in a standalone site and a network site is that in a network the users do not belong to the site but to the network itself are are being automatically logged in into all the network site once they login to one. Most of the time the difference can be … Read more