WordPress Multisite can handle different domains by default – but NOT with alias domains. The settings of each site store the domain. On a default install there is a subdomain or folder-structure. But you can add a single domain. Screenshots For example, the first two sites are with the same domain (default from install) and … Read more
you might consider using if(get_post_mime_type($id) == ‘application/pdf’){ … } to check for pdf files. http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/get_post_mime_type You might also take a look at the code behind the wp_delete_attachment() function and you can hook into it with the delete attachment action. To remove the files you can use unlink() http://php.net/manual/en/function.unlink.php
Your callback function should run when your plugin is network activated or activated for a single site. Either way, it should be working. However, if you intend for the code contained within your callback to be ran for each blog in your network, then be aware that this will not happen out of the box, … Read more
You can use wpmu_validate_user_signup filter to remove the error and then define WP_IMPORTING just to skip the email_exist() check in wp_insert_user() function: add_filter(‘wpmu_validate_user_signup’, ‘skip_email_exist’); function skip_email_exist($result){ if(isset($result[‘errors’]->errors[‘user_email’]) && ($key = array_search(__(‘Sorry, that email address is already used!’), $result[‘errors’]->errors[‘user_email’])) !== false) { unset($result[‘errors’]->errors[‘user_email’][$key]); if (empty($result[‘errors’]->errors[‘user_email’])) unset($result[‘errors’]->errors[‘user_email’]); } define( ‘WP_IMPORTING’, ‘SKIP_EMAIL_EXIST’ ); return $result; } UPDATE: for … Read more
As explained in the description of the Network Admin Users screen, in a network install (multisite mode) users are added on a global basis to the entire network, then assigned to specific sites Normal administrators are not permitted to modify these global profiles, since their privileges extend only to their given site. This task is … Read more
Determine your Multisite Blog ID. I will use 99 as an example Go into the database Go to this table: wp_##_options (wp_99_options) — you will have a table for each blog Find the record where option_name = wp_user_roles Change the text wp_user_roles to wp_##_user_roles (“wp_99_user_roles”) The table you are editing will have option_id, blog_id, option_name, … Read more
At blog site set Settings -> Permalinks -> Common Setting -> Default (Must select default only and don’t touch any thing, If you need to change category base, tag base set at Network Admin only) At Network Admin -> Sites -> (root site) Permalink Sturcture -> /%category%/%post_id% That it will remove /blog slug
@G.M.’s idea to cache the check has lead me to the following helper function. I’ve put it into the global namespace to have it available everywhere. The function doesn’t say anything about the blog status, just if it exists and is not marked as deleted. The database query is very fast (0.0001 seconds) and runs … Read more
Joining two answers(*), I’ve done a plugin to add a custom meta option when registering a new site (front and back end) and display its value in a column in the Sites screen. Multisite Categories … (*) code references 1 – WordPress + Multisite: How to add custom blog options to Add New Site form … Read more
If I were to hire a WordPress developer, my wish list would look like this: Knows HTML and CSS inside and out; Has at least a basic grasp of JavaScript; Knows their way around PHP, and produces beautiful code (clean, consistent, DRY) Has a good grasp of database design and SQL: if I show you … Read more