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  • Hello @mdyousufcse ! Are you still having this problem? It is my problem too and I can not fix it.

    Plugin Author Pablo Di Loreto

    (@pablodiloreto)

    Hello @techtroves ! Thanks for your comments about this plugin :-).

    I developed this plugin in my free time (that is very very limited :-P). In the roadmap of this plugin, I must resolve first a performance problem that I detected in sites with more than 5k users. I will resolve it during May 2021.

    I can take your feature request after May 2021. If you can, please write the exact user case to start analyze it.

    Thank you!

    Plugin Author Pablo Di Loreto

    (@pablodiloreto)

    Hello @zul18 ! Can you check and write here if you have selected “New User Automatic Sync” in your network options for this plugin? Thanks.

    Plugin Author Pablo Di Loreto

    (@pablodiloreto)

    Hello @avrcata ! And thanks for using WPM User Sync. I will try to reply all your questions:

    – Do this plugin fixes this huge issue. That’s awesome!

    Thank you!

    – My question is this: should I create a special “parent” sub-website like id.mysite.com and redirect all the buttons of the sub-websites (login / register) to that website so users will only register and login on that sub-website?

    It is not neccesary. Each subsite has the hability to login / logout each user. And the “register” action (wp-login.php?action=register) should resolve it for each site. Anyway, I recommend you to use any plugin to extend the “register” action (like https://wpeverest.com/wordpress-plugins/user-registration/ that is free and very complete)

    – Is there a setting for a main website, a main node, where users will be handled and passed on to the other sub-websites?

    When the users login in your network, will fin a top menu with all the subsite that has access. It is a wordpress feature.

    – Also, after a user logs in on a website (main website or sub-site) and then navigates to another one from the same network, are they already logged in or they need to log in every time they visit a new website from the network?

    You have two setup options for multisite: Sub-directory and Sub-domain. If you select Sub-directory (mydomain.com/site) the single sign-on experience is by default. If you select Sub-domain (sitename.mydomain.com) you should configure some cookies aspects in your WP-CONFIG.

    – Also, in your FAQ section you say this: “If you are using “SUBDOMAIN_INSTALL” option (that is, each site on your network will be a subdomain) and you want “single-sign on experience”, you should configure some cookies aspects in your WP-CONFIG. Check plugin’s website help for more information.”

    You have two setup options for multisite: Sub-directory and Sub-domain. If you select Sub-directory (mydomain.com/site) the single sign-on experience is by default. If you select Sub-domain (sitename.mydomain.com) you should configure some cookies aspects in your WP-CONFIG.

    This configuration is:

    define( ‘COOKIE_DOMAIN’, ‘yourmaindomain.com’ );
    define( ‘ADMIN_COOKIE_PATH’, ‘/’ );
    define( ‘COOKIEPATH’, ‘/’ );
    define( ‘SITECOOKIEPATH’, ‘/’ );

    More info in official docs: https://www.ads-software.com/support/article/editing-wp-config-php/#set-cookie-domain

    – I’m trying to figure out if it’s better to have multisite or individual / separate installs on the same domain / same host. My themes have specific functionality (one is a community running buddypress, the other is a course platform, another is a multivendor woocommerce shop, etc…) ofc, each of them with their specific plugins and architecture.

    It’s depends of your user case. In my case, I use multi-site setup for https://conosur.tech because we have several microsites with different admins and contents, all about techie and we want the same experience for login / register to all sites.

    Plugin Author Pablo Di Loreto

    (@pablodiloreto)

    Thank you @krishnareddy ! ??

    Plugin Author Pablo Di Loreto

    (@pablodiloreto)

    Hello @erwinbogaert ! As I understand it, what you want is that when a role changes somewhere (that is, when you add or remove a user from a specific role somewhere) this change is synced to the other sites. If I understood correctly and this is what you are looking for, you can do it from the global option “sync new user roles to all sites” (URL yoursite.com/?wp-admin/network/admin.php?page=wpmus-networksyncoptions).

    If not, please give me more details about your request to understand it better and evaluate add it to next version of the plugin :-).

    Plugin Author Pablo Di Loreto

    (@pablodiloreto)

    Hello @miceman18 ! For regular sites, it is not neccessary sync any user. Do you explain me why you think that it is neccessary? Thanks!

    Hello @joshuacollinson ! No, the end user do not receive any notification. The user is the same, no duplication is needed. The only action that make this plugin is add permissions to login to the other sites in the same network.

    Hello @johnzenausa !
    When you will release the next update?
    Thanks.

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