It should absolutely work fine. The only thing I can think is that you haven’t synced your ACF FIELDS to your destination site. You can use something like this https://wordpress.org/plugins/acf-multisite-sync/ to ensure, or export the acf php code or just manually do it via the import/export tool that ACF PRO provides.
Let me know if I can help in any way.
Hi,
Sorry for my late reply, I made a lot of test before answering. So I’m sure my ACF fields are synced by the PHP way explain here : https://www.advancedcustomfields.com/resources/register-fields-via-php/ ( the same handmade theme run on all the subsites )
But for information, if I change the hook’s priority, it’s seem to work :
Line 918 in persist.php :
add_action(‘save_post’, ‘mpd_persist_post’, 30);
Line 204 in postform_ui.php :
add_filter( ‘save_post’, ‘mpd_clone_post’, 30 );
I have to continue my tests because the custom taxonomies doesn’t replicated.
Maybe I’m in a wrong way ? I’m on a subdomain configuration ( I know it’s not supported but the replication of pictures work ) with the latest version of WordPress and ACF Pro.
I keep you informed, anyway great plugin I think I just have to adapt it.
Nicolas
Ah. This actually makes sense to me. Pretty sure ACF’s priority is 20 on the save post action. And also, thinking about it, it actually makes sense to have a high priority on the save post action because god knows what plugins are being used with mine and it makes sense to have a high priority because you would always want mpd to run last. I’ll bump up this number in the next release.
As for your taxonomy issue. I’m sorry I can’t help. It won’t be related to you having a subdomain install. if you have created the taxonomies using a plugin such as CPUI then I could foresee this having issues over a multisite.
Just released an update with priority changes included Nicolas. 🙂
