So can Woocommerce block network activation as some other plug-ins do?

Is there something I need to configure on the subsite dashboard (or any of the dashboards)? Or is there something in the wp-config that needs to be adjusted?

Another note: the format of the main site address is https://www.example.com while the subdomain site is https://subdomain.example.com…BUT…typing in the address with wp-admin, the address is automatically changed to https://www.example.com/subdomain in the address bar. I don’t know if this has anything to do with it. Thanks in advance.

I have a network install and did network activate your plugin, as well as woocommerce of course.
When I try to activate the plugin on a site it says: WooCommerce is not activated. Please install WooCommerce first, to use the hide plugin !!!

How to fix this?

Thank you
Tom

I have a multisite installation with subdirectories and I only have two sites in my network. The first is just for the homepage and registration, terms, support etc. and the other is the major section, which is a membership community based on BuddyPress.
It is clear that LiteSpeed Cache supports multisite, but I don’t know if I should activate it per site or network activate it? Is there a difference?

Thank you in advance,
Harry

Since the latest WP update any snippet we have network activated and created from the Network Dashboard is no longer being applied network wide

The snippets will work on the main installation site but have now stopped on all sub-sites.

Can you advise please ?

Thanks

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My attempt was pretty straight-forward:

function crw_install ( $network_wide = null ) {
    if ( $network_wide ) {
        trigger_error( 'Please activate the plugin individually on each site.', E_USER_ERROR );
    }
    /* more code */
}
register_activation_hook( CRW_PLUGIN_FILE, 'crw_install' );

Well, it did work in the sense that the plugin does not get activated, but the error message displayed says

Cannot redeclare crw_install() …

and it seems this is logged once for each existing site.

Is there a better way to achieve this, or even to avoid the “Network Activate” link showing up at all?

I deleted an old plugin that wasn’t working properly on a child site in a multi-site setup. It was only ever activated on child #2, which now has the issue of not being able to activate its own instance of the plugin. I have to network activate plugins in order for child #2 to use them, but oddly enough, child sites 3, 4 and 5 don’t have this issue and work just fine.

The remaining plugins themselves all work fine, too. They all play quite nicely together and are current versions, some paid and some demo.

I would like to get child #2 activating on its own again, but there are no errors thrown (I have debug on). The page tells me the plugin is activated, but the status on the plugin remains deactivated, and the plugin isn’t actually activated.

Does anyone know how I can go about fixing this, if there’s a fix? I’ve been searching forums but haven’t yet found an answer to something quite like this. I’m perplexed.

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