sooraj@wp

I managed to figure out what was causing my problem. I was using a custom pre_get_posts filter function to only display “own” posts for authors in admin panel. I just removed it and now it is working fine.

I have fixed it!

Use add_filter(‘post_row_actions’,’you_custom_function_name’,10,2); and your custom function in theme/functions.php for fixing ‘view’ links in admin section.

Use add_action( ‘wp_before_admin_bar_render’, ‘your_admin_bar_function’ ); and your custom function in theme/functions.php for fixing ‘edit’ page links in admin bar.

Nobody help me!

A small tip for those with same issue:

I have installed W3 Total Cache plugin, now the front-end is loading somewhat faster. Just try it.

Also use WP-Optimize plugin to optimize your database.

I’m closing this topic as resolved.. Thanks

Thanks for clarifying my doubts..

For example If I have installed Woo-commerce plugin and added some products into that plugin on Site B, can I display these products on Site A? (Site A does not have that plugin installed)

Hi, Thanks for the reply.
I don’t know if my idea is wrong.. I just want to confirm if it is possible with WordPress website.

* Display listings/posts from subdomains in the main website.

* Is it possible to access plugins’ shortcodes/outputs from subdomains in the main website?
I think that is not possible.. right?

Thanks

Hi, Thank you for the response.
Do i need to install wordpress on each folder?
I don’t have any experience with wordpress multisite. Could you please tell me if multisite is necessary for the below requirement..

* I want to create a main shopping website in which coupons and products can be managed from ‘coupons.mywebsite.com’ and ‘products.mywebsite.com’. * All posts in those subdomains can be used in the main website.

Thanking you