ronswartz

Same problem here. WordPress version 4.4.2.

In wp_blogs, site_id for each record was set to 0. In the wp_NNN_options table for each blog, home and siteurl were changed from ‘https://www.normaldomain.com/blogpath’ to ‘https://network.zero/blogpath’.

In both affected networks, only the primary blog remained unchanged. In the All Networks list, the networks showed as having only one site.

Even after fixing the wp_blogs table and the affected wp_NNN_options tables, the dashboard home for one of my networks still says “You have 1 site and NNN users” even though the All Networks list shows the correct number of sites for that network. The other network’s dashboard shows the correct number of sites. In case it matters, the one showing incorrect is the original network, site_id 1. The other is site_id 3.

Hopefully this can be fixed soon.

EDIT:

I see at https://github.com/stuttter/wp-multi-network/ that there is a 1.8.0 version of the plugin that “removed the network.zero placeholder” among other things.

Is that version safe to use?

Has it also fixed the larger issue of saving a network causing sites in other networks to become unassigned?

BTW, in 1.7.0 that issue appears to be related to reassign_sites_handler() in includes/classes/class-wp-ms-networks-admin.php “orphaning out” everything in $_POST[‘from’]. On the Edit Network page, the “from” list is populated with every site not in the current network.

Joseph448, you need to use SFTP or some other direct filesystem access to upgrade the plugin manually.

First, unzip the github files on your own machine, which should create a folder named wp-multi-network-master.

Then use SFTP (or whatever) to go to your server and find the wp-content/plugins/wp-multi-network directory, which is where the current plugin files are.

To be safe, copy those files down to your own computer (you probably won’t need them, but the first rule of the sysadmin is “Don’t do what you can’t undo.”)

Finally, copy the contents of the wp-multi-network-master folder on your computer into the wp-multi-network folder on the server, overwriting the files that already exist there.

Then see if your dashboard works. You may need to change file ownership or permissions on the new files so dashboard-based updates of this plugin will work in the future. See your hosting provider’s help resources for that.

If you aren’t confident you understand any part of these directions, I recommend talking to your host’s technical support people instead. Send them the github address so they know exactly what they need to copy.

Hope that helps.

Thanks! Github download fixed it for me too.

Same here as well.

Cannot redeclare get_network_option() (previously declared in /####/wp/wp-includes/option.php:1073) in /####/wp/wp-content/plugins/wp-multi-network/includes/functions-wp-ms-networks.php on line 746

Had to move wp-multi-network folder out of plugins in order to get main network functioning again.