This is something that I am also interested in.
Thank you both for chiming in on this!
To answer your question: no, at this point Stream does not work on WordPress multisite networks, but this is definitely a planned enhancement. See #63 in the GitHub issues.
You can track the progress of this feature there, and also feel free to contribute if either of you are interested.
Thanks again!
Also see #59 which is a related issue, giving access to certain roles.
TCBarrett and Failedprocess. If you are looking for a plugin to keep a track of all activity on a WordPress multisite network, you can use WP Security Audit. If we are not mistaken it is the only plugin of this kind to support WordPress Multisite.
Actually, this plugin is closer in scope to Stream and supports multisite:
http://wordpress.org/plugins/threewp-activity-monitor/
THat’s what I’ve been using so far but Streams tracks a lot more stuff so I’ll replace the above with Stream in a heartbeat if it supports Multisite.
For now, I started work on a new client site using multisite (I’ve always done multilingual with multisite… I hate the usual plugins for it). I already have a couple editor working on content there so I installed Stream and activated on each site separately and it works. But of course it won’t record network level events.
Any ETA when multisite support might be added?
Hey Stéphane,
We are tracking this feature in GitHub issue #65, we’re making good progress on it and are striving to make it the most robust multisite activity tracking solution out there.
Still a lot of testing to do, so no firm ETA has been set.
Hey Frankie,
Thanks for your (impressively) quick response! I’ll track the GitHub issue.
+1 for multisite!
and if you can add something similar to ‘bbg record blog role changes’ and ‘sitewide comment control’ with it, you’re my new friend!
u did say something about making suggestions, no? 😉
