Viruthagiri

and I’ll point out that adding a user to a sub site in a networking is *different* than the user registering on that sub site.

Go to the sub site, look at Users and Add New. “add existing” means someone already registered in the network.

all the plugin is helping you do is do this in bulk.

Ok, I got it now. Thanks

Hey guys, Sorry. I think i’m an idiot. I network activated that plugin. But i didn’t enable default user role. Now i enabled it. Its working now. Thanks for the support.

If you are using subdomains, did you enable wildcard subdomains on your server, as stated in the instructions?

Yes i enabled wildcard subdomains in my server.

Did you add testing10 to that subsite? Go to your Network Dashboard -> Sites and click on the EDIT link for the site. Then go to the users tab and add it.

I think you dont understand what i’m asking. I need multisite user access with one registration. Since testing10 already added in my main site , i dont want to add that user in my subsites manually. I just want that user access all my subsites without registering in each subsite.

Yes i’m using multisite. But here is my problem. I created a new account in my main site named testing10. When i login with testing10 in my subsite it just redirect me to main site dashboard. I want testing10 should able to access subsite dashboard. So testing10 can post a custom post from my subsite dashboard. How can i achieve that?. I’m already using multisite user management plugin.

Hey Andrea_r, Nice to meet you.
Zillion thanks for the answer. ??

Make sure you installed php5 in your localhost if you are using wp 3.2

Viruthagiri
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Yes 5.2.9 is enough. In that case do like this. Usually .htaccess file cause HTTP Error 500 (Internal Server Error). So just go to your root directory take backup of your .htaccess file and then delete the .htacess content using editor. Try reloading the page again.

Viruthagiri
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Hey guys,
Make sure your hosting support php5 before upgrade your wordpress to 3.2
Because WP 3.2 uses php5.
Just take a look at this page.
WordPress requirements

Viruthagiri
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I’m not sure about your question. I guess your hosting doesn’t have php5. I don’t think you can revert it back from your wp-admin. Most hosting offer daily/weekly/monthly backup facility. So if you already have backup of your database then just take a backup of your current files and install wordpress 3.1 again. I guess that is the only option you have now.

Viruthagiri
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Hey i would like to know. Can you tell us?