brunobaer

Thanks a lot. This was the first step which brought us to the solution. $post->post_author displays the author-ID in the permalink. We added the following to display author username:

$user_info = get_userdata($post->post_author);

    $replace = array(
    	$user_info->user_login
    );

and it works ??

We have solved the problem. Sorry, we are not real experts in sql.
We entered in the query “SELECT ID as xy”. field_name xy and real name ID. This did the job.

Perfect, thanks for sharing, it works!

it did work before -?

this is exactly what we did. yet, the post does not stick. not even on the first page. we had the plugin “AStickyPostOrderER” installed, but were not too happy so we deactivated. might this have kind of “destroyed” the built in WP-sticky function? how can we repair?
thanx bruno

thanks for your reply. I did not express myself clearly. I just want to redirect single article – not every – when clicking on the title.
BTW, which section should it be in?
Bruno

I tried your second recommended link multisite-user-management. It works!
Thanks a lot! You saved me time and energy.
Bruno

Hi, I have the same problem. Creating a testuser and trying to register him on https://www.example.com/site1, I fall back to registration site https://www.example.com, so he can only be registered here. The subscriber is never re-directed to the page he came from.

Now, this does not make sense for a multisite system?

Checking on this testuser in my admin-dashboard I found out that he has never been given a role in this child blog “No role for this site”. As soon as I define a role, e.g. subscriber, the testuser can see the child blog in his dashboard, and is also redirected to it when signing in.
So this is what I actually want, but automatically and not through admin as I cannot sit in front of my computer 24hrs a day defining rights.
On top of that as an admin I do not see where the newly registered user has originally come from.

I cannot believe that this is how it works with such an elaborated software, so there must be a trick. Any ideas?
Bruno