“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
Install wordpress at sitename.com Setup multisite Create a new site at /wordpress1/ Create a new site at /wordpress2/ Install Buddypress plugin Activate buddypress on /wordpress2/ ( not network wide, just wordpress2 ) Hey presto you have exactly what you want without the nightmarish usertable situation Problems you will face with the login using a shared … Read more
If you really just want a single row, use $wpdb->get_row($sql) instead. But your query looks funny…it looks like you’re trying to get the latest ‘client status’ for the user in which case your query should be: ‘SELECT status FROM Clients WHERE UserID = ‘.$current_user->ID.’ ORDER BY ID DESC LIMIT 1′. And if you do that, … Read more
I had to do something similar. What you need to do first is in each of your config files define the table prefix … make sure that they are different. Example: WordPress installation 1: wp123_ WordPress installation 2: wp124_ Your first installation would be your main installation the one with the user table you want … Read more
Ok, first of all, I feel like an idiot, although in my defense most of the articles that talk about this don’t mention a very crucial detail in making this work. The answer is that you need to set permission for at least one admin in the database. This info can be found in the … Read more