Try this procedure: 1) Go in to Network Admin -> Sites and edit the site you want to BE the new ‘main’ domain so it’s url is http://example.com (remove the subdomain or subfolder path totally). There’s a checkbox to change site and home URL. Make sure that’s checked before you hit save. 2) Change the … Read more
Yes it’s easy. You should start reading Digitalocean’s documentation, for newb it will take few while to understand the whole scenario but you if have past experienced with managing VPS server then i believe it will be fun for you. This documentation may help you : https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-set-up-multiple-wordpress-sites-using-multisite
That is expected behaviour. From the codex on Multisite Network Administration: By design, all users who are added to your network will have subscriber access to all sites on your network. To allocate a different default role for users on individual sites, you must use a plugin, such as Multisite User Management.
We ended up going with subdomains for WordPress sites, which seems to be a simpler and more robust solution.
It’s likely because your authentication cookie is set to dev.example.com/site1/ when you login to site1, and naturally the browser won’t pass that cookie for site2. What you can try and do is play around with the SITECOOKIEPATH and ADMIN_COOKIE_PATH, which by default are set as follows: SITECOOKIEPATH to get_option(‘siteurl’) ADMIN_COOKIE_PATH as SITECOOKIEPATH . ‘wp-admin’ So … Read more
Yes, quick and dirty just create a new page template, set it as the home page. Then in your page template copy the signup code from wp-signup.php into the page template
After a lot of searching around, it occurred to me that what I was trying to do was essentially to create a social network. Having search for WordPress Social Network plugins I discovered and am using Buddypress.
Solution was: RewriteBase /u Inside .htaccess
It is possible that: a) there are different values for the time set in .htaccess and wp-config. If it happens, WP uses the lower value. You should double check this. b) you run out of memory on your server. This could happen if you use shared hosting
Try function admin_default_page() { return ‘/new-dashboard-url’; } add_filter(‘login_redirect’, ‘admin_default_page’);