Instead of changing WP_HOME etc, it would be best to enforce a single domain, e.g. local.example.com or shared.example.com and then use the HOSTS file to set that address to 127.0.0.1 This way there is no change to the URLs at all as it is unnecessary, and the shared DB content is consistent (this menu doesn’t … Read more
Start right now with multi-site, before you add content. Moving content from a former single site to multi-site on the same domain is not exactly a seamless process. And yes, subdomains are one of the features of a multi-site setup.
This is currently not possible for a multisite setup. It should be possible in WordPress 3.5 which is planned to be released next month. So your only solution is: wait. Update December 26: This is now possible in WordPress 3.5 without further hacks. 🙂
Took a little while to run through, but this is where we end up. On line 85 of wp-settings.php, it checks if the MULTISITE constant has been defined. If so, it loads the multisite files that handle things like figuring out which blog you are on. One of those files is /wp-includes/ms-settings.php. I believe it … Read more
That’s a worst case scenario. Please be confirmed first that, you have deleted files permanently. By default the deleted files are meant to stay in trash.
I haven’t face such a kind of problem before, According to my view remove your child sites connection from main sites and edit it manually.
Some ideas: You should check your php info, just to verify your upload settings (<?php phpinfo();?>) You could try a single install, to see if you have the same problems as with multisite. You should also try some 3rd party upload script yourself. In /wp-includes/script-loader.php I found these lines: // common bits for both uploaders … Read more
Got it … /wp-content/blogs.dir/<your site id>/files/
In a WPMU setup the account information is sent to the wp_signup table before being passed to the wp_users table. an easy fix for this is: function your_disable_activation( $user, $user_email, $key, $meta=”” ) { // Activate the user $user_id = wpmu_activate_signup( $key ); wp_set_auth_cookie( $user_id, true, is_ssl() ); wp_redirect( /*redirect to */ site_url() ); exit; … Read more
You can use the global variable $current_screen. It has the property is_network, with a boolean value, that indicates if we are in /wp-admin/network/ or not. add_action( ‘admin_print_scripts’, ‘network_scripts_wpse_91699’ ); function network_scripts_wpse_91699() { global $current_screen; if( !$current_screen->is_network ) return; wp_register_script( ‘test’, plugins_url( ‘test.js’, __FILE__) ); wp_enqueue_script( ‘test’ ); } This action hook can also be used … Read more