Turns out this has something to with the way a Multi-site intall handles unfiltered_html capabilities between Super Admins and Admins. The problem was resolved using the Unfiltered MU plugin, however, beaware of the warning stated on the plugin page.
Essentially, a WordPress network is number of almost totally unique sites which answers most of your questions: you can proceed as you normally would. The network allows you to share the database and file system, but each site is unique and the only main feature shared between each network site is the user system. To … Read more
You could set up custom logs in your httpd-vhosts.conf depending on the HTTP_HOST variable – if your server is an Apache and you use subdomains for each single site. For sub directories (not tested): SetEnvIf Request_URI ^sitename1 sitename1 SetEnvIf Request_URI ^sitename2 sitename2 CustomLog sitename1.log common env=sitename1 CustomLog sitename2.log common env=sitename2
You can filter the members loop in BuddyPress by meta values for the members. So you would need to change the loop in the template file members/members-loop.php to be: <?php // Getting current blog_id global $wpdb, $current_blog; $id = $current_blog->blog_id; // Setting variable for current blog_prefix $blog_prefix = $wpdb->get_blog_prefix( $id ); // Start the BuddyPress … Read more
I can’t offer an explanation as to why this is happening, but I can give you a quick fix to silence it. The function responsible is wp_notify_moderator, which is a pluggable function. You can copy the contents of the function into your own plugin and modify it to return true in the case of a … Read more
Bandwidth limiting is sometimes done in an application but it depends on what you’re trying to accomplish by the limiting and what protocols and resource types are served. If you want to keep track of how many bytes have been transferred for each site you serve, and then stop serving a site after it reaches … Read more
First of all, you dont need to edit core files. Check this plugin: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wordpress-turkce/ This plugin letting “ŞşİıĞğÜüÖöÇç” (Turkish) characters in permalinks, usernames and blog names. You need to define those 2 variable for usernames and blog names: define( ‘WPTURKCE_USER’, true ); define( ‘WPTURKCE_BLOG’, true );
Since this is for a multisite (the same and NOT a different wordpress installation), would any of these plugins give a solution to your question? New Blog Defaults It is a mu-plugin and has been around for some time (I have tried it myself and works just fine). Under “Bonus Settings” you are provided with … Read more
I had nothing to do this lunch, so I put together a little function for this. The main thing is to get all the sites within the network and their id. For that I’m using a simple SQL-Query via the class wpdb: $site_ids = $wpdb->get_results( “SELECT blog_id from $wpdb->blogs” ); It will return a list … Read more
Use a default Multisite installation and enhance this with the plugin MLP – Multilingual Press. You find a lot of information in this post, a better english as my. You find the idea and discussion about this solid solution, benefits in this answer from my side to the same question in WPSE.