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Support multisite #94
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Follow up: The problem described above is actually limited to replies by email for a forum on the secondary domain of the multisite install. Replies by email for forums on the primary site work fine. Is this a known issue? |
Yes, this is a known issue. See #24 where I mention this. Unfortunately, I will not be able to work on this for awhile due to other things taking priority, but I will get to this eventually. In the meantime, perhaps only activate RBE on the main site instead of network-wide. |
Adds the 'b' parameter to the email address, which is for the current blog ID, so we can determine which blog this topic should be posted to. See #94.
Previously, using wp_upload_dir() on multisite would result in a different log created for each sub-site. This might be advantageous in certain situations, but it's better to have everything log into one place. For this, we're going to use BP's `bp_core_avatar_upload_path()` function. See #94.
…o reply via email. It's possible that the sub-site might no longer have bbPress active. If that occurs, we should stop the RBE process and send an error email back to the user. See #94.
Since we're calling bp_core_avatar_upload_path() before 'bp_setup_globals', we need to declare buddypress()->avatar to avoid notices since this isn't done in BuddyPress. View commit 2aec99e where this was introduced. See https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/browser/tags/2.9.4/src/bp-core/bp-core-avatars.php?marks=1550,1573#L1546 See #94.
@bricoll - Give v1.0-RC6 a try on multisite and report back. This will take effect for newer forum posts, not older ones. |
Edited by r-a-y:
RBE currently only works on the main BuddyPress site, but it might be advantageous to support sub-sites so plugins like bbPress will work.
Would have to add the blog ID to the
Reply-To
email header and do some checks to see if bbPress will work accordingly.Original report:
R-a-y,
Attached is a screenshot of debug log. Tried posting at 24:26 from outlook and at 30:40 from gmail. Neither reply posted to the forum.
Have successfully implemented your plugin on single site installation, so am familiar with the process.
Any idea what the problem might be?
--B
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