[Plugin: Add Clone Sites for WPMU (batch)] Problem on Multisite installation with Child networks(Net

Can you try the modified SQL query I posted in the other thread?

"SELECT blog_id, domain, path FROM {$wpdb->blogs} WHERE blog_id <> '1'"

Thank you for providing details on your install! That really helps the troubleshooting process. One more question, though – is your network install new, or was it upgraded from WPMU (pre-WP3.0)?

Ddean,

Modified the query. Now, it looks like :

$the_blogs = $wpdb->get_results( "SELECT blog_id, domain, path FROM {$wpdb->blogs} WHERE blog_id <> '1'" );

I can see a different kind of error message on “Add Clone Sites for WPMU” settings page : Add Cloned Sites for WPMU Options – errors found and the rest of the settings page is blank

One more question, though – is your network install new, or was it upgraded from WPMU (pre-WP3.0)?

It is recently installed ( after 3.0 version )

Trouble is not on main network , but on all child networks

Hmm.. I just installed Add Clone Sites for WPMU to take a look, and I’m going to say this will NOT work with multiple networks.

The immediate problem you’re seeing is a result of the Add Clone Sites plugin’s using `$wpdb->prefix’ instead of ‘$wpdb->base_prefix’. If you change that, you’ll get the admin page to show up.

However, there are lots of hardcoded site IDs throughout, so AT BEST it would create the cloned sites on the first Network no matter where you kicked off the process.

This is definitely more related to the “Add Clone Sites” plugin, and not really your “Networks for WordPress” plugin, but personally I think, it’d be simply great to improve the integration of these plugins so that they are made aware of each other and actually support each other actively.

The whole idea of templating sites and using existing sites/features (including their plugin setups) as templates seems extremely intriguing and powerful to me.

That’s one of those things that literally might save you HOURS of time if done correctly.

In the long run, it would actually be great if people were able to export/import their templates easily, so that they can be shared – and possibly even downloaded “on the fly”, like plugins.

From a management and organization perspective, it would be great if plugins in wordpress could be well-separated according to them being network-wide plugins or being website (domain/sub domain) specific.

– woccax