What’s worked for me in this situation is to use the Gravity Forms plugin with the User Registration Add on. This allows me to create a form for my users to sign up for a sub-site, and allows them to set their user name and password. The plugin also allows me to tie the signups … Read more
You could use this WordPress function within your form code: http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wpmu_create_blog With this and a custom template you can allow any user to create a blog for himself (For some sample code you could see how wordpress itself does it on wp-signup.php on WordPress root dir)
I’ve finally found the answer. Yes WP was ‘triggered’ to think it was evaluating a WordPress and not a WordPress-MU table structure. This was caused by the following lines: define(‘WP_ALLOW_MULTISITE’, true); define( ‘MULTISITE’, true ); in the wp-config.php that should NOT be there in a WordPress-MU 2.9.2 installation (but that some former developer had tossed … Read more
I found my mistake…I change wp-config.php adding lines at the end, insetead of add them before /* That’s all, stop editing! Happy blogging. */ Thank you for your help!
On your site’s configuration file, please put the following code… client_max_body_size 16M; Please change the number 16M to any other value that suits your theme size. By default it is 2M (short for 2MB).
I think it;s the AllowOverride All – may need to fiddle with it. I’ve seen times where “all” didn’t quite work as well as you’d think. Weird, but there ya go.
You’re probably needing a membership type plugin. I’ve used the following before and it works great for creating a blog community. http://premium.wpmudev.org/project/membership
try switch to the main blog where buddypress is installed, echo the profile fields then switch back to the current blog. $bp_blog = 1; // the blog id of your buddypress install, often 1 switch_to_blog($bp_blog); echo bp_get_profile_field_data( ‘field=Name’); restore_current_blog(); if that doesn’t work, maybe the user in question is not a member of your main … Read more
Try this: global $wp_embed; if ( get_option(’embed_autourls’) ) remove_filter(‘the_content’,array(&$wp_embed,’autoembed’)); // do excerpt/content stuff if ( get_option(’embed_autourls’) ) add_filter( ‘the_content’, array(&$wp_embed, ‘autoembed’), 8 );
WordPress must be installed in the root of your domain in order to set up subdomain-based multisite. However, you can move WordPress to the root.