Hello,
I upgraded my WP Mu installation to WordPress 3.0 RC3 with the multi-site feature.
I testing how new user who sign up for different blogs of my installation are registered.
If I register a user for one of my blogs he/I am redirected to the signup.php of the main blog. The user after accepting his registration is also only registered in the main blog not in the blog he/I wanted register.
Second question or feature request. Is it possible to implement in the future releases an login/signup template file for the themes - so that each blog can have his own designed login/signup page.
Also that the user registration is for each blog seperated.
This is default behaviour. You sign up to the main site, then you can be added to member blogs.
there's a plugin that was for mu that allowed users to sign up to member blogs directly, but it needs updating.
hhhmmmm, it would be nice if wp would handle it different. maybe I should post this topic to "requests and feedbacks" - or can you move it there?
Hi
What is the name of that plugin?
How do you move a members registration to a different (member) blog after he has registered for the main blog?
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/multisite-user-management/
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/add-users-sidebar-widget/
you can add members manually to a blog when you go to Super Admin -> Sites, then Edit. Scroll down, lower right. there's a box to add members to the blog.
mherman4
Member
Posted 1 year ago #
I am using some of the sites in my 3.0.1 multi-site setup as the website for clients. I'd like to manage users, so that only registered users can leave comments. So a site visitor just wants to leave a comment, they press "register" as required. The should become a "subscriber" (or whatever roll they are assigned by plugin multisite-user-management) JUST for the site they are LOOKING AT.
Even if plugin has them all set to "subscriber," this is not good if I can't tell what site they registered from. (This is to help opt-in to mailing lists JUST for the single client site.)
Help!