- wp_sitemeta -> admin_email = email address for the user account that you want to make the Super Admin (check wp_users table)
- wp_sitemeta -> admin_user_id = user ID for the user account that you want to make the Super Admin (check wp_users table)
- wp_sitemeta -> site_admins = a:1:{i:0;s:5:"admin";} (note that the number 5 corresponds to the number of characters in the username in quotes.)
Revisions
- September 21, 2012 @ 14:51:20 [Current Revision] by PeterLugg
- September 21, 2012 @ 14:47:14 by PeterLugg
Revision Differences
| September 21, 2012 @ 14:47:14 | Current Revision | ||
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| Content | |||
| Added: I lost access to teh network admin in a WordPress multisite install. This is the gas which got me back in control of it all! | |||
| Added: Apparent I caused problems with the Network admin permissions and access when I changed the admin username. When I reverted back to the admin username all access returned to normal. | |||
| Added: Here are all the associated fields the the site_admins and network admin access: | |||
| Deleted: | Added: <ol> | ||
| Added: <li>wp_sitemeta -> admin_email = email address for the user account that you want to make the Super Admin (check wp_users table)</li> | |||
| Added: <li>wp_sitemeta -> admin_user_id = user ID for the user account that you want to make the Super Admin (check wp_users table)</li> | |||
| Added: <li>wp_sitemeta -> site_admins = a:1:{i:0;s:5:"admin";} (note that the number 5 corresponds to the number of characters in the username in quotes.)</li> | |||
| Added: </ol> | |||
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