I’m surprised get_current_blog_id() didn’t work, since that’s probably the best way to approach it. Always try doing a var_dump( $current_blog ) to make sure you’re testing for what you need. Edit (19 Aug 2015): Also, triple check that you know which header you’re expecting to see and that you’re making the change you want in … Read more
Alright, finally I sorted it out – and it was a query error (embarrassing it is). Correct code: add_action( ‘wpmu_activate_user’, ‘promote_to_admin’, 99 ); function promote_to_admin( $user_id, $password, $meta ) { global $wpdb; $user = get_userdata( $user_id ); $email = $user->user_email; // You need to prepare query first to avoid SQL errors $query = $wpdb->prepare( “SELECT … Read more
I have had similar issues with this in the past, WordPress really does need a is_user_admin() function. In the meantime I think the best way to do this is to test if the user has certain capabilities. function is_user_admin(){ if(!is_super_admin() && current_user_can(‘activate_plugins’){ // User is an admin } } Reference: Administrator roles current_user_can()
As @AntonChanning said, a multisite installation in WordPress is called a Network. You can easily create a network following the instructions in the codex. You can choose to work with subdomains or with subdirectories, like you want I guess!
I figured this out right after I posted the question but thought it would help someone who ran into the same issue. I have to go to: Network Admin -> Sites -> edit a site -> Settings -> change “site url” and “home”
You can use the below function to copy all the users to all the subsite. It’s actually getting all the user IDs and subsites IDs first, then it’s looping over every sites and users to assign all the users to every subsite. Here is the updated code- add_action(‘wp’,’the_dramatist_add_current_user_to_site’); function the_dramatist_add_current_user_to_site() { global $wpdb; $all_users = … Read more
You could use a plugin such as Join My Multisite – https://wordpress.org/plugins/join-my-multisite/ The plugin allows you to set if a user is a member of site1 and visits site2, automatically add site2 to the user’s sites. So you avoid them making another account.
I want to use same user and user meta for all site meaning that everysite will use same usermeta capabilities it will be more useful for me because I want to use mycred plugin and I don’t want any issues** ( More Useful ) This is the crux of the problem, specifically: everysite will use … Read more
You will have to switch to your blog using switch_to_blog( $blog->blog_id ); and the access the data you want from that blog. switch_to_blog( $blog->blog_id ); get_theme_mod(‘your_key’); This should give you customizer option data for that blog. Also I’m not sure where you are using this code, but instead of using wpdb query you can use … Read more
As it turned out this is not a general problem. This was due to “User Role Editor” plugin itself so people not using subject plugin may not face such an issue. Anyways, author of “User Role Editor” plugin has now provided a solution to circumvent this default behavior here. So, one has to use following … Read more