A member has requested for Member Network Sites to have support for translations in this support ticket (moderators only) .

For example:
"You have used 1 of 5 site credits"
"Add a Site"
"Site Name"
"Site Title"
"Add Site"
"Your Sites"
"Name"

Screenshot:

Related to #20

it's giving a critical error when I go for checkout on the Elementor website. when I deactivate it works without any problem. so I looked at the error and found that this addon was the cause.

While using dual payment methods (stripe and paypal), when incorrect info is found and the "processing…" message is removed, the credit card Submit button is re-enabled, but the Paypal button image stays disabled. To fix this, I needed to remove the "disabled" attribute from image type buttons as well. I modified stripeResponseHandler() in "/classes/gateways/class.pmprogateway_stripe.php":

 function stripeResponseHandler(status, response) {
                if (response.error) {
                    jQuery('.pmpro_btn-submit-checkout').removeAttr("disabled");
                     // re-enable the PayPal button
                    jQuery('input[type="image"]').removeAttr("disabled");

We do already check if the plugin is being network activated, but we should also check if multisite is enabled when this is activated on a single site.

The checkout still adds fields for site/etc, but won't work.

Our Main site is at http://domain.com and our subsites are created using subdomain method.
Issue is if the site credits are 0 and the user registers(which is a level option to register without site) they get allocated a site http://.domain.com
how do we stop the dot!

This Add On needs to be localized.

I am experiencing these errors running PMPro 1.7.13.1 and Network Site Helper .3.2 running on my local host

Notice: Undefined variable: blogname in /Applications/MAMP/htdocs/beatstore-new/wp-content/plugins/pmpro-network-master/pmpro-network.php on line 72

Notice: Undefined variable: blogname in /Applications/MAMP/htdocs/beatstore-new/wp-content/plugins/pmpro-network-master/pmpro-network.php on line 81

Notice: Undefined variable: sitename in /Applications/MAMP/htdocs/beatstore-new/wp-content/plugins/pmpro-network-master/pmpro-network.php on line 95

Notice: Undefined variable: sitetitle in /Applications/MAMP/htdocs/beatstore-new/wp-content/plugins/pmpro-network-master/pmpro-network.php on line 110

Hey,

Love the plugin and this extension. I set 1 credit for the level that is used upon signup so they can get 1 site: the one they create during signup.

Now, they get 1 credit AND a site...

How can this be fixed?
Thanks in advance!
Cheers,
Aron

Hi Jason,

I am using the pmpro-network plugin with a Paypal Express gateway to allow users to signup and create a wordpress subsite.

I find that when a user is signs up they are directed to Paypal correctly but when being returned to the checkout page to to complete the payment the Site name and title information isn't being populated in the boxes. If you fill the details in the boxes it signs up successfully but if the user leaves it blank it assigns them access to the master site.

Do you know what would could cause this issue?

Kind Regards,

Michael

Hi Jason,
Edited this as my original problem is fixed.

When creating a new site, the server throws a PHP warning wpmu_new_blog is deprecated since version 5.1.0

See: https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/hooks/wpmu_new_blog/

Moderators (Only):
https://www.paidmembershipspro.com/forums/topic/creating-a-site-returns-php-warnings-for-a-deprecated-hook/

//set these values
define('PMPRO_NETWORK_MANAGE_SITES_SLUG', '/manage-sites/'); //change to relative path of your manage sites page if you are setting site credits > 1
$pmpro_network_non_site_levels = array(); // change to level id's that should not create a site: e.g. array('1','2','3')

I am confused with these statements.Please elaborate more about this.And is there page where the main site user can manage the membership with actions like suspense,deactivate ect ??

When a user registers they have access to their newly created site and the 'main' site from which they registered. Is it possible to register the user so they are only given access to the new site?

No one's going to pay membership fees for an absolutely blank fresh install of wp with 2015 theme and no plugins. It needs to be set up with all the goodies. This requires cloning for the most part. Not all plugins can be mu-plugins and that wouldn't help with the settings on these plugins anyway. I've tried all the cloning tools that have a "set as default blog to be cloned" setting and either get white screen of death or a message saying "You will be reclaiming your site" even though I'm using a fresh email that's never registered or had a site.
I've got the multisite addons and everything is set up. Makes new blank blogs by itself without a problem but there needs to be some added value to them.

In the function pmpron_addSite($sitename, $sitetitle) this line of code (currently line 271 in the file):

$blog_id = wpmu_create_blog($site, $path, $sitetitle, $current_user->ID, $meta);

At this point, from the checkout page the user could have put in "...." as the the site name -- and PMPro will just take that input and use it in the resulting call to wpmu_create_blog( ) .

I've already had one customer create a mal-formed multisite that is causing SSL errors.

Do you think the function should make a call to WP function wpmu_validate_blog_signup( )?

It seems like that would give the opportunity to return a WP_Error object and avoid this problem.

I'm really surprised that this hasn't come up much earlier across your user base, which makes me think I'm missing something -- but I stepped through the code and I can't see where the site name has any opportunity to be filtered before WP takes it and goes off to create the new blog.

I see a similar issue on username -- it's taking anything, no validation.