fixed multisite support in Simple LDAP Login plugin

I should also mention that you need to be running at least version 3 of WordPress with this patch. It uses newer functions introduced with version 3 which work regardless of whether single or multi site is being used.

Do you have an already patched version of the plugin available? I’m not sure what tool I should use to apply the patch.

Great little patch, pretty simple mod, works great with WP3.4.1, even creates the user correctly if on a sub site and not the original main site.

@dgreen423 – I’m not a dev so I too had a little trouble understanding how to apply the patch file (uses a patch command from WordPress Subversion version control), then realized it was simple enough I could just manually edit the changes into the Simple LDAP Login plugin. Mostly just changes update_option, get_option and add_option to update_site_option, get_site_option and add_site_option within the two primary PHP files, although there is one function (simpleldap_admin_actions) where one line is swapped out for 4 lines.

To apply the patch you need to do this. Open a terminal on Mac OS X or Linux. cd to the directory containing the simple-ldap-login files. Then execute this command

patch patch -b -i path-to-simple-ldap-login.multisite.patch

-b copies the original files to a file with extension .orig
-i this takes the path to the patch-file. If it is in the same folder it would be just

patch patch -b -i simple-ldap-login.multisite.patch

or if it is in the folder above

patch patch -b -i ../simple-ldap-login.multisite.patch

try to patch with : patch patch -b -i simple-ldap-login.multisite.patch
and got this error :
patch: **** Can’t find file patch : No such file or directory
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All the files are in the same directory :
adLDAP.php
Simple-LDAP-Login-Admin.php
Simple-LDAP-Login.php
simple-ldap-login.multisite.patch

… don’t understand… thanks

@pako69: I just ran into the same issue, turns out you only need to include “patch” once in the command:

patch -b -i simple-ldap-login.multisite.patch

Make sure it’s in the directory created under plugins/ when you installed simple-ldap-login (should just be called simple-ldap-login/). Running this I get:

patch -b -i simple-ldap-login.multisite.patch
patching file Simple-LDAP-Login-Admin.php
patching file Simple-LDAP-Login.php