I created a new user with Admin privileges and realized it cannot see the Network Admin menu.
I have one user with Network Admin, but I want to create a different user with those privileges.
Can't figure out how.
Help!
For adding a user to the sites in Multisite first loge in with admin privilege that you have then go into the network setting and in the sites section on each sites you have to go in the users tab and then add the user you want to have the privilege or create one in there and the user will have the appropriate privilege
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I have a WordPress MultiSite setup and everything works fine on the "main" site. The second site, set up in a subfolder, functions correctly except that the Super Admin account seems to lack permission to do anything. I can add a new Admin user which can post, add media, etc. But the Super Admin user can't do anything.
What could be going wrong?
Did you add the super admin as a user to the the subsite? In the Network Admin Backend you can add users to your subsite which you have probably not done and this is most likely to be the problem.
If this does not solve the problem check the rights and permissions of your network admin user with a Plugin or some custom functions: Does the network admin own the required rights (a role does not necessarily have all capabilities not even the network admin).
https://codex.wordpress.org/Roles_and_Capabilities
I'm looking into using Wordpress Multi-site to have a three separate wordpress sites on one installation of Wordpress.
I have the Mulit-site set up and I can add sites but I have one admin log in to the multi site Dashboard showing all the sites.
Is it possible to have separate logins that login into the separate sites.
So if I have a cars website it would have it's own dashboard that the cars-admin could log into but wouldn't be able to see the multi-site dashboard.
Your 'Super Admin' role has access to all sites on your network. The 'Administrator' role has access to all features within a single site. For each site on your network, you could create a new user and assign that user an 'Administrator' role.
See this article for more info:
http://codex.wordpress.org/Roles_and_Capabilities#Summary_of_Roles
A moderated site was created by an user long back. This is before I restricted the creation of site only for a particular group. I need to delete the site. Strangely admin login cant join this site or delete this site without being added by the user. Any idea on how to delete this site?
Login as admin
go to the group administration
check box to the upper right to show system groups
click browse
add admin user to the site-manager group of the site you want to delete
Now admin is a member and should be able to delete it.
Dear friends i'm doing Bsc final for my final year project i have choose Drupal site to build the shopping cards website. I have lots of question to complete my part of the project. unfortunately i could not put my all questions at same page.
How would you grant a particular permission to a particular user?
An individual user or a user role?
To set user role permissions you need to go to the permissions page under 'people' in the admin menu. Or if you are logged in as admin, just stick this on the end of your url /users/admin#overlay=admin/people/permissions
I'm not a drupal developer but I need to do something.
I have two users with Admin site role. so the permissions of both should be the same but one of them can access to all pages even admin settings but the other does not have access to some pages and admin settings.
Is there some where in drupal to set permission of pages to specific user only?
Are you sure that the 'Admin site' role is actually an administrator role? It seems like one of your users is a real administrator while the other is not, since access restrictions are 'bypassed' for real administrators. You might want to check whether there is another real administrator role in /admin/people/permissions/roles (the default administrator role is 'administrator).
To access the pages, setting view permissions for the Admin site rol in the access control module should be sufficient.
In order to let the Admin site role see/edit admin settings, you should set the right permissions in People => Permissions => Administer xxx for the Admin site role.
Create a new role and add this new role to the 2 user accounts.
Set the page to be visible only to the new role you created.
You can also use actions, triggers and rules to do this.