Should plugin work on multisite?

It works with /login which is the default url no ?

I’ve tried a default /login and a custom slug, but anyone does not work. In both cases I get 404 error.

Have you refreshed your permalinks? or a plugin comes into conflict

Any chance you could work your “Login url” into the Dashboard of Multisite so that the Sites > Dashboard links get updated with the user-set “Login url”?

Right now, if you use this plugin on a multi-site network, the dashboard links (which all point to site/wp-admin/ by default) end up not working, and you have to manually go through and enter each child-site’s unique login url to get to the dashboard.

So, for single sites, the plugin works, and for multi-site sites, it works, but there’s a gap from the parent site to child site login path.

Hello,

Do you have a .htaccess rule that would cause this problem?

Only what you see here: https://gist.github.com/domantasg/c68a3e8d180006efde3e5797a89e738f

Can you give me access to your site, so that I see the problem?

Does the user you have access to the other sites?

Do you have even url of connection on each of the sites?

Unfortunately it isn’t possible to grant access.

Same user is on all sites, and all can log into the sites individually just fine.

If I log into Parent site via special URL, it also works fine.

if you hover over a site and try to go to “Dashboard” it ends at a 404.

screenshot: https://ibb.co/hpVhE7/

• This reply was modified 6 years, 10 months ago by e dev.

You must have a plugin or other that conflicts because I myself use the plugin on a multisite and I do not have this problem.

As an update, I have discovered that if I am already logged into each of the sites, and then try the “Dashboard” link from the /network/sites/ tab, that it works. But the first time I try to open the admin page of any child site fails to be properly redirected if I am not logged in.

Do you have domain mapping?

Yes, it’s enabled.