Dulcimer

Hi puiyi,

Are you still having this problem?

From what you described, that you’re not seeing Administration > Tools > Network Setup, the first thing I’d try is moving where you have the

/* Multisite */
define( 'WP_ALLOW_MULTISITE', true );

to make sure it’s above the line
/* That's all, stop editing! Happy blogging. */
or, If it doesn’t say that anywhere, then add the line somewhere above the first line that begins with “require” or “include:”

— Glen

Hi Robski,

Are you still having this problem?

When a user registers, they typically pick a username but not a password. The email should have an activation link in it that lets them pick a password once they click on the link. Could this be the link you’re seeing in the emails?

If it isn’t, could you paste the email here so we can see what’s going out to your users?

Thanks,

— Glen

You’re on the right track with multisite, and the wildcard DNS is one piece of the solution. The other piece is a plugin such as WordPress MU Domain Mapping which will let you use the purchased domains.

I saw this too. I noticed the shortcode changed with this version. What used to be [ninja_forms_display_form id=1] is now [ninja_form id=1] Maybe a coincidence, but I re-added the form to the page with the new shortcode and the honeypot doesn’t display now.

Add me to the list asking for multisite support.

That was certainly fast. I’m glad I could be of help. There are other plugins to get custom sidebars, but yours is much easier to use. Thanks for making the plugin.

I’ll leave the test site up for… well, for as long as you’d like, in case you need to do any tweaks or changes.

Please follow @glenf on Twitter so I can DM you the credentials for the test site. You should see a mention from me already.

I’d like to offer a solution which doesn’t involve anybody having to buy Thesis. Under my Thesis license, I can install Thesis on as many of my own sites as I want. I can set up a new WP install on a subdomain, add the Thesis theme and custom sidebar widget, and provide marquex admin access to WP, and FTP access to the WP directory. marquex, would that give you what you need to work on the compatibility problem, provided of course that you have the time to look at this problem?