weissmike

Do you have an example of this I could look at?

Thanks,
Mike

You’ll create the sub sites within WordPress.

After setting up the WordPress Network, it’ll listen for subdomains or directories that match your new site slugs. As bcworkz said, if you create the directory for the sub site, it’ll go directly to that.

What we have done in the past to have many sub sites with the same themes/plugins/settings is set one up the way we want it, and use a plugin to clone the site. There are many of those out there, but we have used NS Cloner and the WPMU New Blog Templates to quickly create a new site quickly.

You’re best bet is likely to set up WordPress as a Network.

Also, I have not used this, but this plugin sounds like it’ll add the users to each site and you can choose which role they end up with.

Good Luck!

Are you using WooCommerce? It has a setting “geolocalize users with cache support” which can do this.

Hey evster,

The latest version of this plugin will now ask you if you would like to open the link in a new tab.

I have explored the WordPress link functionality, and have yet to come up with a solution that is as simple as what we have right now. I’ll continue to explore.

Thanks,
Mike

Marking this topic as resolved.

Marking this post as resolved.

I haven’t had a chance to look into this issue, but for now, this workaround might help.

Upload the file
Change to a different image (or close modal window)
When selecting the image again, the link icon should show up and work as intended

I’ll take a look at this bug when I get a chance

Thanks for your patience, I have now added this functionality in the version just published (1.3). Please take a look and let me know what you think!

Thanks for your patience, I have now added this functionality in the version just published (1.3). Please take a look and let me know what you think!

I’ll take a look at that.

Thanks for letting me know.

Awesome! I’m glad it helped, I was surprised to find that nobody had built something like this before.

I will look into the native WordPress link functionality, I hadn’t even considered that that might be available outside of TinyMCE. If it is, I’d much rather use that as it will allow them to search for website content.

Nevermind, I found that there was a function snuck into the theme that was modifying the query.

Thanks!
Mike

I know right!

The query is being run as part of a widget inside of the footer area.

Both the Query args and the Request came from the same print_r of the WP_Query object.

I think this is caused by a JavaScript error:

Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property ‘setThumbnailID’ of undefined multi-post-thumbnails-admin.js?ver=3.9.1 on line 45