Just call the following function but make sure to change new_prefix with whatever table prefix you want to add and also check whether config file path is correct at your side, i have used find_wp_config_path() function to find it but sometime it may return null. function find_wp_config_path() { $dir = dirname(__FILE__); do { if( file_exists($dir.”/wp-config.php”) … Read more
try use this function,, function get_primary_blog_url($id=null) { // is there a user to check? global $current_user; $user_id = (null != $id ) ? $id : $current_user->ID; if ( isset( $user_id ) ) { // Get the blogs of this user $user_blogs = get_blogs_of_user( $user_id ); // Get the URL of the blog foreach ( $user_blogs … Read more
Doing something before wpmu_create_blog() is called seems to be indeed hard. Not sure if I miss something … You can hook into the action check_admin_referer and print your own error message: if ( is_network_admin() && isset ( $_REQUEST[ ‘action’ ] ) && ‘add-site’ === $_REQUEST[ ‘action’ ] ) { add_action( ‘check_admin_referer’, function( $action ) { … Read more
The proper hook for that is wpmu_new_blog. I will describe how we do that in Multilingual Press Pro. Our code is actually rather complex; I will extract the most important points. We offer an option to select any existing blog as a template for the new blog. The nice part is that you can edit … Read more
I’m not 100% sure how I fixed this, but I did. A few things I did: Make sure you clear your cookies, or test in an incognito window. Login cookies caused me some problems. I replaced my nginx rewrites with: rewrite ^/(site1/|site2/|site3/)?(wp-(content|admin|includes).*)$ /wp/$2 break; rewrite ^/(?!wp/)(site1/|site2/|site3/)?(.*\.php)$ /wp/$2 break; Because I’m dealing with a small network … Read more
never saw this hack before, but that is all it is – a hack. While it might work at some situations, wordpress core do not officially supports (yet) having two domains on one network install, and therefor YMMV to what will work and what not. You are much safer having two different installs then taking … Read more
You did a good job writing your own query to get all the sites/blogs, but there’s also a special WordPress function you can use: wp_get_sites() If you want to get content from another site/blog you have to switch first with switch_to_blog() to make sure your query will run within the right context. (And don’t forget … Read more
network admin_url filter can rewrite network admin url. But i don’t know it is a best way or not. // wp-config.php /** Sets up WordPress vars and included files. */ require_once(ABSPATH . ‘wp-settings.php’); // add code // define(‘__WORDPRESS_CORE_DIR__’, ‘/wordpress’); add_filter(‘network_admin_url’, ‘rewrite_my_network_admin_url’, 10, 2); function rewrite_my_network_admin_url($url, $path) { $networkPath = str_replace( ‘/wp-admin/’, __WORDPRESS_CORE_DIR__ . ‘/wp-admin/’, $url … Read more
Once you have https for admin users you need to have https on the front end as wellat least for the logged-in users as their authentication cookies will be sent in clear text when they access the front end and 3rd parties will be able to duplicate them and use them to get into the … Read more
First one of your variations is the cleanest. You can test your htaccess rewrite rules here: https://htaccess.madewithlove.be/ Important thing about R=301, this means the redirection is permanent.