Selectively sharing users between Networks

  • mik.e245

    (@mike245)


    12 years, 9 months ago

    Hi,

    I’m using WordPress 3.5.2 and Networks for WordPress. I have six unique networks set up, each with their own site. Right now, I can enroll users on any network, but problematically, they can login to any site on any network, regardless of whether they were added to that network.

    How can I share users between networks, but only allow them to login after I’ve selectively allow them to do so on that specific network?

    Thanks for the help in advance,
    Michael

    http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/networks-for-wordpress/

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  • Nadiamode

    (@nadiamode)

    12 years, 7 months ago

    WP Network still use share wp_users and wp_usermeta table so everyone can login via every network unless you have to write your own function to check when user sign-in to see that this user allow to login via this site or not

    You may add_user_meta when user first signup that specific the site that this user belong to.

    example

    username KEN register via NETWORK2 so add_user_meta key=”usersite” value=”network2″

    now you have user_meta key=”usersite” for everyone

    when user signin, check user_meta first that which site they belong to. if it match with current site, let they login

    this is done by custom function that filter/hook on signin step process or you can write it in plugin and add option to let admin add site domain to allow or block to sign-in via admin control panel then upload this plugin and enable to all site that you want to restrict

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