newhollandbrew

I have removed ALL mandatory fields and dumped all caches.

I still receive this notice on ANY application.

Any news on this issue?

I may have a means to resurrect this discussion and kill two birds with one stone. While I agree that the nature in which this topic was broached could easily be executed using one single installation, and one theme, I have a scenario in which the need to merge two theme header.php files “makes sense”.

I have a 6 site multisite installation, in which each department has a site which is in turn connected to social media, etc which is directed to that business segment’s specific audience. While I am currently the only one building / working with the site, I needed to make it flexible enough that non-technical users in each department are able to manage quite a bit of the content, display, and configuration of their department’s section of the site. To accomplish this, I used the Arras Theme (arrastheme.com). There’s more logic to these decisions, which I can explain if needed.

Moving on, one of the 6 sites is an online store. In order to accommodate future management of the online store by non-technical users, I am using WP e-Commerce and the Storefront Designer theme from StorefrontThemes.com.

That all said, the Storefront Designer theme has a single menu location, while Arras has two. There are some subtle differences in the rest of the header as well, but consistency in the navigation is the primary concern. Since the other 5 sections of the site all use the Arras theme, this is simple throughout, until I reach the store. The ideal resolution is to pull the header from Arras and use it to replace the header in Storefront Designer.

But I don’t know how to resolve the calling of arras functions in the header when the Arras theme is not the active theme.

Hopefully this example of such a need makes sense to you, and perhaps we can all collaborate to find an answer we can all benefit from.

Any insights greatly appreciated.

Much thanks
CT

I’m trying the beta too – I don’t know why ours worked differently in the former version, as the sitemaps directory worked for me without error. The beta however has not been able to pull the subsites into one sitemap – they are all separate. Did the beta solve your issue?

I am hoping to learn today whether I am expecting something the plugin doesn’t provide, or specifically how to do it correctly.

Thx
CT

I am not getting any errors, but the sitemaps do not compile the subsites of my multisite install into one single XML Sitemap.

Please provide explicit instruction for installing this on Multisite, as there does not seem to be any and the intuitive means doesn’t seem to produce the expected results.

Thx
CT

I am working through the same issue – any insights?

My next step is to try automatic detection on the main site, then custom point the subsites to the same files – hoping that it will append, not overwrite.

Any thoughts welcome.

Thx
CT

I am working through the same issue of getting this plugin to generate a single sitemap for multiple sites beneath it.

I am not however having the issue you describe. I have each of them generating a separate XML Sitemap, as opposed to them compiling into one.

Are you certain you have the sitemaps directory in the right place?

I am going to try to create the main domain sitemap using the Automatic Detection, but then for all subsites use the Custom Location, pointing to the files created by the main site.

Can you elaborate on where you’re seeing the error you mentioned? And any insight on the problem I noted with this plugin would be greatly appreciated.

Thx
CT

Where would this code be added? Is this still the best method?

Thx
CT

Is there a way to automatically give any registered subscriber access to all subsites?

For example, I have a multisite with six subsites. I want a new subscriber to have subscriber roles on all six with one registration.

Possible?