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Multisite implementation

PostPosted: July 18th, 2011, 8:47 am
by dogswimmer
I'm on a network (multisite) installation, and would like to require membership to be able to create a site in the network. I wonder if the following is possible with s2Member?

- The functionality of the plugin should only be applied on the level of creating new sites.

- The site-owners won't have any access to manage memberships to their visitors.

- Upon registration I want the site-owner to be assigned another (custom) role than administrator.

Re: Multisite implementation

PostPosted: July 19th, 2011, 12:15 am
by Cristián Lávaque
s2Member can control how many blogs a user can have depending on his level. Here's a screenshot of the s2Member settings panel for a blog farm (click to it to see it complete):

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I emailed Jason asking if you can not have s2Member in the child blogs.

About the role question, I think you'll have to find a role editor that works in multisite. I'm sorry, I'm not very familiar with multisite, maybe Jason can answer this one too.

Re: Multisite implementation

PostPosted: July 21st, 2011, 2:33 pm
by Jason Caldwell
- The functionality of the plugin should only be applied on the level of creating new sites.

Sorry, I'm not exactly sure what you mean by this. I think you mean that you ONLY want new Members to be able to create new sites, and that's it. If that's the question, then yes. You would just bring in new Members on the Main Site of your Network, and after registration, allow them to create a new Blog(s).

- The site-owners won't have any access to manage memberships to their visitors.

Yes, when you enable s2Member, do NOT enable it "Network Wide", just enable it on the Main Site of your Network, and that's it.

- Upon registration I want the site-owner to be assigned another (custom) role than administrator
Sorry. That's not something that s2Member deals with. The default WordPress behavior is to make a new site owner an Administrator of their new Blog. You might find another plugin at WordPress.org that could help with this though.