max

You need to use a second browser to see it working properly, or log out from your installation, close the browser, open the browser, log in, and then you should be able to see it again.

@stevenraven try using a ‘private browsing’ window
(preferably using a different browser, eg. logged in to edit via opera, then use chrome/firefox for testing)

fwiw, agree that its nice to have an option to add/show toolbar items, esp. in front-end ??

cheers, max

Lee, thanks for posing a great set of questions, I was wondering essentially the same things…

Chris, thanks for a very clear and in-depth reply… very much appreciated.

Tobias, …um, yeah, so, those stats look pretty good to me – mostly five star reviews; and, fwiw, I’m guessing that most of those unresolved tickets you might be focused upon are of no real significance.

…so, the issue seems to be with wp-multi-network

will make issue report for plugin
(will try to update here when resolved ??
Cheers, Max

since the use case is so narrow, perhaps just a snippet would do?

I found this at StackExchange, and at first glance it seems like it might do the trick:

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;
}

…though it evidently only allows a total of two accounts (for probably fascinatingly silly reasons) – however, sounds like one additional account per email address might be all you really need to capture those attempted signups.

Hope this is useful, stay well ??

Cheers, Max

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@sudar Thanks very much for the truly rapid response!

Will start working with the plugin, look forward to seeing the admin interface feature.

Cheers, Max

@kevinume thanks for the heads up re multisite ??

–> Please, will you also add WP Ultimo to the list?

Please advise if there is anything specific to watch for and I’ll be happy to do some testing with 1.4.3 when its out.

fwiw, I usually run multiple networks from one WP using JJJ’s wp-multi-network plugin (see github); almost always using subdomain networks, often with a ‘mapped’ tld for subsite frontends (admin at network address).

Thanks again, Max

ps. @clemens100 thanks for the second here; have you also mentioned this yet at Thrive’s forum?

• This reply was modified 7 years ago by max.
• This reply was modified 7 years ago by max.

@denniske1001 thanks for your rapid response, apologies for my delay.

I agree with @ciao121 that it would be great to be able to set default network-wide settings. It would then be awesome to have an option to enable per-subsute settings so that subsite admins are able to have individual settings.

Further, it would be great to have this working effectively with multi-network – for example: allowing one setting for all networks, or an option for individual networks to set default for subsites at that network, and per-network option to allow subsite admins to set their own values.

Kind Regards, Max

ps. I’d totally understand if these features aren’t immediate, and/or if they end up only in the pro version.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 4 months ago by max.

W3TC works great on multisite in my experience. In particular, I love that it gives network admins the ability to manage subsite settings without setting on a per subsite basis (as opposed to many of the other cache plugins out there).

I’m guessing that the issue here was to do with their server setup (eg. apache not set to look for htaccess files below a certain directory depth) or possibly something weird with their multilingual setup (which can often have issues with other plugins).

You should also make sure to look at this community project if you haven’t already (esp. if you’re running PHP 7+): https://github.com/szepeviktor/w3-total-cache-fixed

Hope that helps some Patrick, let me know if you have any Qs about W3TC (or any other cache/performance solution).

Cheers, Max

• This reply was modified 8 years ago by max.

you can try this, though it assumes that you are not doing domain mapping to subsites – if you are (or do in future) then you’ll need to get a little fancier in the non-www to www redirects (unless you want all mapped domains to also use www)… also, ymmv ??

### BEGIN WWW and HTTPS REDIRECTS
<IfModule rewrite_module>
## BEGIN non-WWW to WWW only for Network Subsites
RewriteCond %{THE_REQUEST} ^[A-Z]{3,9}\ /(.*)\ HTTP/ [NC]
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} !\.mainsitename\.com$ [NC]
RewriteRule ^ https://www.%{HTTP_HOST}%{REQUEST_URI} [R=301,QSA,L]
## END non-WWW to WWW only for Network Subsites
## BEGIN HTTPS Catch-All
RewriteCond %{THE_REQUEST} ^[A-Z]{3,9}\ /(.*)\ HTTP/ [NC]
RewriteCond %{HTTPS} !=on [NC]
RewriteRule ^ https://%{HTTP_HOST}%{REQUEST_URI} [R=301,QSA,L]
## END HTTPS Catch-All
</IfModule>
### END WWW and HTTPS REDIRECTS

LudicrousDB now supports mysqli – look at https://github.com/stuttter/ludicrousdb/pull/6

…also, fwiw think I spotted a samll typo on plugin desc tab:

This plugin allows you to adjust over 90 site settings, including:
[…]
Sitemap intergration.

intergration > integration

=)

Hi Sybre, have you thought about just using trello (eg. like wp-rocket has done here)?

I reported similar behavior (and possible solutions) re EA and EA Pro in Feb 2015 ( https://support.boostwp.com/support/tickets/19817 ) …at the time, Chris said that it was not dev priority – hopefully this has changed. With the LetsEncrypt.org project out of beta and cPanel working on an official integration for v58 (due in a couple months) the web is about to get alot more https sites… just in time too as some major browsers are signaling that they’ll start indicating to users that non-https URLs are less/in-secure. Since trust plays a large role in on-site conversion this is should be an urgent issue. Cheers =)

Hi Stefan, thanks for your response… looking at the issue w/ Kathy’s site a bit more closely shows that the issue actually is that the initial request looks like:

https://sub.example.com/a5-framework-frontend.css?ver=1.0%20beta%2020160127%20FCW

which yields a 301 to

https://sub.example.com/a5-framework-frontend.css/?ver=1.0%20beta%2020160127%20FCW

which yields a nice 200 – the difference seems to be the trailing forward slash before query string…

You can see an archived waterfall showing the above on a live site at pingdom tools =)

We have altered the code at line 132 in A5_DynamicFileClass.php to include the trailing forward slash and now achieve a nice 200 response upon initial page load…

$file = (false === get_option('rewrite_rules')) ? '?A5_file=wp_css' : '/a5-framework-frontend.css/';

thoughts?

Cheers, Max

[edit: we are moving to use HTTP/2 and inlining is not a best practice for performance optimization in such context.]

edit: I believe that with a default multisite you should only need to log in once… the user then is logged in to the network as well as the site they logged in from and can then also access any other network site they have a role at… have you by chance added any defines to wp-config that might by messing with cookies?

for instance, perhaps you have added something like:

//define('COOKIE_DOMAIN', '');
//define('SITECOOKIEPATH', '');

if you were perhaps trying to use different domain names with multisite you might look at
https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/wp-multisite-sso/

there are other solutions for ‘single sign on’ as well as perhaps alternative approaches… (eg. customized membership plugin solution or more generally what VisualData said…)

this might be a great scenario to bring to a local WordPress meetup so you can ask followups live, get on track quickly =)