multisite

Multisite: How to bypass wpmu_signup_user_notification and add my own notification logic?

This is actually quite easy. All I needed was to inject the appropriate add_filter() and follow it up with my custom function. That’s all I needed to completely override the original function. So sweeet. To bypass wpmu_signup_user_notification() and use my own custom function I needed the following: add_filter(‘wpmu_signup_user_notification’, ‘gqa_signup_user_notification’, 10, 4); And in my custom … Read more

Max number of sub folders

Do you mean nested pages? pages_content_1 (page with content, parent↓) pages_content_2 (page with content, child of above, parent↓) pages_content_3 (page with content, child of above, parent↓) pages_content_4 (page with content, child of above) If so, I don’t believe there is a limit. The URL would be http://example.com/pages_content_1/pages_content_2/pages_content_3/pages_content_4 I’m not sure what you mean by /{category}/{tag}/page_content, … Read more

Multisite + wp_mail – Route Via Site Conditionally

Well, I guess this works: Note: I’m using Postman SMTP; for the example below to work, I imagine that you have to have your server/transactional email delivery service properly configured for each respective ‘from’ email function conditional_multisite_wp_mail( $post_id, $post, $update ) { $to1 = ‘[email protected]’; $to2 = ‘[email protected]’; $subject1 = ‘SPECIFIC: testing right meow’; $subject2 … Read more

Country-specific content

Creating a multisite would be the most efficient approach in this scenario. You could have a structure like this: —> example.com —> example.com/chile —> example.com/argentina —> example.com/mexico The benefit of a multisite is that it’s easy to separate all your content from the beginning. And you can use a plugin like Multisite Post Duplicator to … Read more

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