There’s your problem in a nutshell…
On multisite the users and their data actually belongs to the network site with the subsites having very limited access and control over them…
You might try network enabling the plugin though that kind of makes me nervous just thinking of that. Network enabling might allow the shortcode to work but it might have unexpected results. I can’t speak to that as I’m not a user or author of this plugin.
If you continue trying to make this work I’d suggest backups be made before running any tests and caution exercised while testing… and afterward.
Hope this helps…
Hi –
thanks.
Yes I have tried it both network activated and not. I guess the big reason to me anyway not to network activate is if subsite users could see/get the security keys.
I think the plugin must not like something about where the profile update is coming from even though I am switching to blog Id 1. So there must be something else that I need to switch to make wprus accept the profile update.
– Dave
Resolved, figured out how to have all the subsites sync metadata to the remote site with this plugin, so all is well here.
Hello Dave,
I’m having the same issue / problem. I thought about another solution. I would like to contact you if that’s fine.
cata.avr@gmail.com
Hello – Yes got it working using webhooks instead of this plugin, what solution are you using? thanks – Dave
Hello Dave,
Can we talk privately so we won’t spam others with notifications? I would love to hear from you on email cata.avr@gmail.com
I would like to tell you my idea to handle this website architecture. I tried to find somebody to talk with regarding this but it seems that nobody used it before or if they did (and I saw it made), they don’t answer my messages. My project is also a non-profit one so I can’t afford paying a lot of money for custom dev. I’ll have to figure it out myself.
Thank you!
Again… cata.avr@gmail.com
All the best!
