• Resolved rohit11

    (@rohit11)


    I’m trying to create a fresh wp3 install on dreamhost with multisite.

    # Default wp3 installtion is working fine
    # adding define( 'WP_ALLOW_MULTISITE', true ); in wp-config.php is enabling the network menu.
    # added further lines in wp-config.php & .htaccess as shown by network wizard
    # created blogs.dir
    # logged out & logged in

    At this point normally the “superadmin” menu should appear which is not happening.

    Note – I’m trying to do a subdirectory multisite install where the parent installation is on the root of domain & not in any other subdirectory. I have also removed www from the wordpress URL & site URL as asked by dashboard.

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  • The wp-signup.php needs some work. ?? It is structured for the Kubric theme, so you can hack that file or make it into a page template.

    If you change the p2 theme files directly, then yes all sites using that theme will get the change.

    BOO!! Is there anywhere I can get a styled copy? I’m really just looking for layout issues with the Reg forms.

    Thanks again for all of your help and direction Andrea, you’ve been a lifesaver!

    Thanks Andrea, sign up customization really helped!!

    You mentioned a couple of posts ago, that my mods to the p2 css would keep on the new sites users create(and I thought they had). However, it looks like all of the admin features of the p2 theme reset to default after each new site is created.

    Is there a way to just have it use my admin functions? i.e. header image, etc.

    is it this?

    function p2_flush_rewrites() {
    	if( false == get_option('p2_rewrites_flushed') ) {
    		update_option('p2_rewrites_flushed', true);
    		global $wp_rewrite;
    		$wp_rewrite->flush_rules();
    	}

    However, it looks like all of the admin features of the p2 theme reset to default after each new site is created.

    Ahhhh, you’re using the theme options pages… yes, those are specific to each blog.

    If you want the theme to have the changes across all blogs, dig into the theme files themselves. ??

    @nosilver4u, Thanks for sharing your snafu with the rest of us.
    You saved me hours of grief. I made the same mistake

    elan

    Pasting in the middle works! Thank you all for replying.

    I also had to move the wp-config.php paste upward a bit.

    However, the install directions simply say to place it above the line that says “(something something) stop editing!”, which I did – I placed it directly above this line. But it seems it needs to precede something else (the WP_ALLOW_MULTISITE directive?)

    Moderator Ipstenu (Mika Epstein)

    (@ipstenu)

    ?????? Advisor and Activist

    That may be a better place for it, imperfectclark. It works for MOST people pretty much anywhere above the stop editing line. SOME people, depending on configs and plugins, need to have it higher. It’s weird.

    Ah, OK. I’m just happy to have it working.

    SamuG

    (@samug)

    Hello,
    that’s my first post in here, so I’ll say hello everyone and I hope yopu’ll be patient to my English ??

    So I have the same problem – no Super Admin menu as well.

    I googled a lot, but I can see that mostly people are missing one line in config file or trying to paste text a bit above, or in the middle of that conf..

    Well, in my case it’s not working. I’m still missing Super Admin ??

    Even more.. After I’ve started network I can’t change themes any more.. I’ve turned them ON to whole net, and they are not available for single sites..

    After I’ve installed WP there was no .htaccess file – I’ve created one. Maybe the rights are not correct?

    Well, in my case it’s not working. I’m still missing Super Admin ??

    Even more.. After I’ve started network I can’t change themes any more.. I’ve turned them ON to whole net, and they are not available for single sites..

    If you;re on 3.1, the IS NO SUPER ADMIN MENU any more.

    Its Network Admin, which I’m inferring you can get into because you said you turned them on.

    Enable is the button under Network Admin.

    SamuG

    (@samug)

    OMG you’re right! That’s my first time I’m installing WP and all tutorials I’ve seen touched older versions..

    You amazing ??

    Thank you ??

    Cuz 3.1 has been out less than a week and some of us haven;t had time to update the tutes yes.

    (Yeah, I know – not even before release….)

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