multisite
How do I transition multiple installations to a single Multisite installation?
I have a client who runs 8 different blogs, currently on 8 separate installations of WordPress. I’m trying to encourage them to move to a single MS installation instead to make it easier (mostly on me) to maintain the different sites, themes, and mix of plug-ins. Unfortunately, I shied away from MU for the longest time, and now I have no idea where to start with MS.
How Can I Centralize Content Usage and Approval in a WordPress Multi-Site installation
I am working with a non-profit client that runs several charities under one umbrella. A good metaphor would be to think of the United Way (but it’s not the United Way).
Changing Plugin Load Order
I’m writing a plugin, bar, which is dependent on another plugin, foo, being activated, and I need the functions from foo to be available when bar loads. Normally plugins are loaded in alphabetical order based on the directory name, so bar is loaded before foo. If I rename the bar directory to zbar then it gets loaded last and works fine, but I’m looking for a more elegant and correct solution.
How to disable a network enabled plugin for just one site?
I’m in the process of setting up a (potentially) large multisite network, and I’m looking to make it as easy as possible now to add and configure sites when needed. I’m currently at the phase where I’m dealing with plugins.
Can we use one WordPress installation for multiple databases, domains and content directories
I have seen some questions which look similar, but they all ended up with multisite. For maintainability, performance and security, I don’t want to use multisite. So please bear with me.
Multisite stuck at 1MB for max file size
I have a WordPress Multisite install on our FreeBSD development server. It seems to be stuck at 1MB.
Changing subdir multisite install to subdir core directory structure
Now that WordPress 3.5 is supposed to work with core files in subdirectory, I decided to move my local development setup (subdirectory multisite) to that configuration.
Fatal error: Call to undefined function wp_get_current_user()
I have some strange error or may be I do not have the skills to tackle this issue.
I am building a plugin for Multisite. When is use is_admin(), my plugin works fine but when I use is_super_admin it shows me this error Fatal error: Call to undefined function wp_get_current_user(). I did my search but could not be able to find any solution.
Multisite on Windows with wildcard subdomains
I want to create a local network on a Windows machine using subdomains. I do not want to edit the hosts file for each new subdomain. But Windows does not support wildcard subdomains, and the Codex doesn’t say anything useful about this topic.