That’s by design, to redirect you to the main site.
You can edit the emails, though, in the network admin, and change from network URL to site URL.
Mika not sure what you are saying. Is their a work around for this?
Settings > network settings >
Message to use
Welcome to the Put what ever you like here .
ah it changed to a link 🙁 it was a href=”SITE_URL”
Dear USERNAME,
You can log in to the administrator account with the following information:
Username: USERNAME
Password: PASSWORD
Login Here: BLOG_URLwp-login.php
Thanks!
–The Team @ SITE_NAME
Thanks Robin,
I meant is their a work around for Cenobyte1 question.
If a user tries to register in one of the subdomains they are redirected to the main domain. How do they register on the subdomain?
Try registering below, you will be redirected.
http://rockymtb.org/register/
Ok one of the quick work around i can see is
using a gravityform addon user- registration (as it syncs with your wp-user-profile
so instead of giving the default register you let this form be opened up,
and the fields filled r synced in wordpress user area and they are synced in buddypress ( there is a setting to activate it) and u can add more fields to your wordpress user profile fields to match what ever you want more info from your your when filling registration form so all 3 forms which will be syncing have same fields
I hope i am making sense 🙂
This is just a theory though but i think this can work worth giving a try
If a user tries to register in one of the subdomains they are redirected to the main domain. How do they register on the subdomain?
Or, if you don’t want a plugin, you can make a page on your subdomain, call it /register. Then make a page template where you essentially steal the code from the wp-signup.php page. Set that template for your page and you’re done 🙂
Some tweaking may be required.
