meadows19

Thank you

Oh okay. Thank you.

You have to click ‘continue’ on that interstitial page and you get to the page with the Tabby Tabs with quizzes inside. That page loads the tabs with a very noticeable FoUC for me.

Sure, here’s the link:

https://www.temporary-url.com/76E

I sent you the link privately, but please feel free to reply here on this thread if that will help others who may have the same problem.
Thank you!

Same problem here. Debug mode is not active on my site.

No problem

Actually, there are 223, but who’s counting?

Do you know which one of those the admin page is using?

Thanks for the link.

My htaccess ( from the # BEGIN WordPress to the # END WordPress) is exactly the same as the example in that link, except for the line:

RewriteBase /

which on mine is

RewriteBase /wpinstalldirectory/

and also on mine, all of it is between these tage:

<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
code as on the linked page
</IfModule>

So the htaccess looks fine.
In that case, I’m still confused about what error the plugin is picking up.

Hello

Thanks for your reply.

Everything seems to be working okay.

Is there anything I can check specifically to diagnose if there is a problem? Like check permissions for any file?

I’m pretty sure its not to do with the host, since I’m running on a droplet on Digitalocean, so they don’t manage it at all.

I’m using subfolders for multiuser, and WP is installed in a subdirectory.

so:
example.com/wp <– main blog
example.com/wp/site2/ <– side id 2
example.com/wp/site3/ <– side id 3

And also, any pages that I have listed under my_forcelogin_whitelist( $whitelist ) would bypass that redirect, right?

Nice idea. I hadn’t thought of that.

I just want to redirect them to the main page of their own subsite.

So if I remove line 57, and replace with this:

if ( ! is_user_member_of_blog() && ! current_user_can('setup_network') ) {
    $user_info1 = get_userdata($user->ID);
    if ($user_info1->primary_blog) {
        $primary_url1 = get_blogaddress_by_id($user_info1->primary_blog) . '/';
        if ($primary_url1) {
            wp_redirect($primary_url1);
            die();
        }
    }
}

does that seem ok?

Thank you again.

I guess if I’m altering the plugin to allow the bypass, I’ll just delete lines 54-59?

Since multisite users will actually be logged in, they won’t get stopped by the rest of Force Login. Then I need to write a small plugin that redirects them to the front page of their own subsite, if they’re not currently on their own subsite.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 11 months ago by meadows19.

Thanks for your reply Kevin.

Instead of sending them to the login page and causing a loop, would this be possible?

If a user is logged in, and tries to visit any page on a subsite he does not belong to, he should be sent to to the main page of his subsite