thenbrent

Cool looks like fun. ??

Thanks firewalker. Feel free to fork Social Connect on GitHub & make a pull request with the appropriate fixes: https://github.com/ashwinphatak/wp_social_connect

I just did a bit of my own testing and right you are. By giving “subscriber access” the user is not actually assigned any role for any site… not even the dashboard site.

The good news is it’s a relatively quick fix to have MSUM operate on the dashboard site also.

Can you please download and test this beta version: https://github.com/thenbrent/multisite-user-management/zipball/master

The default behaviour in 3.1 has changed. According to the Codex Network article:

all users who are added to your network will have subscriber access to all sites on your network

So if you want all users to receive a subscriber role, then you don’t need this plugin anymore.

Hi squidgemonster, not sure, I’ll have a look and let you know. If an update need to be made, I’ll push one out ASAP.

Thanks for reporting. We’ll be releasing Prospress 1.1 shortly which addresses a number of issues with 3.1. I’ll test this to make sure it won’t be broken in the 1.1 release.

Looks like a plugin conflict Mark. Deactivate Facebook Connect or any other plugin with some form of Facebook functionality and it shouldn’t be an issue.

That is only a bandaid though. We’ll have to make sure the Facebook class is not loaded if it already exists to prevent this happening.

No plans to add youtube. I’m sure even if your site’s visitors use youtube, they will also have either a Twitter, Facebook, Windows live or other social media account.

@fierystudios, is your server using PHP4 or PHP5?

Hi Robert,

I won’t be working on it because my primary focus was on getting a smooth login/registration. Ashwin may be available for hire to implement it though. I’ll let him get back to you.

Brent

Hi Rachel, it’s not possible to achieve that from within the plugin (the only hook in the comment form is below the comment form). But you can quite easily change your theme’s comments.php template.

Add the following line where you want the connect buttons to appear:

<?php if( function_exists( 'sc_render_comment_form_social_connect' ) ) sc_render_comment_form_social_connect(); ?>

Then add the following function to your theme’s functions.php file to remove the default buttons:

function gg_remove_sc_comment(){
	remove_action( 'comment_form', 'sc_render_comment_form_social_connect' );
}
add_action( 'comment_form', 'gg_remove_sc_comment', 20 );

Fork the plugin on Github and change the get_blog_list() function call to use a custom function which gets private blogs, I’ll gladly merge the changes into the official release.

You’ll find the existing, and deprecated get_blog_list() function in ms-deprecated.php. That will give you a start for the new function.

It’s an SSL server configuration error. Your SSL certificate is a wildcard subdomain certificate, which is why it’s throwing the error. You’ll need to either get an SSL cert for centerstest.dadabhagwan.org.cactus.arvixe.com or fix your server config.

For others facing this problem, please change the /social-connect/ directory name to be /wp_social_connect/.

This bug will be fixed in the first stable release.

There is no way to get an email address for a user logging in with Twitter. Twitter only provide the username. It’s a real shame as you’ve pointed out, but outside of our control.