Create a new WPMU blog upon first login
Usage When enabled, WPO365 will automatically create a new blog within a WordPress Multisite Network (WPMU) whenever a new user is added. This can occur either when a user signs in for the first time or when a new user is created through one of the two user synchronization methods.
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Please note This option is accessible only if the network's super administrator has set up WPO365's shared mode for WordPress Multisite. Ensure you understand how WPO365 integrates with a WordPress Multisite Network and the available options, by reading this article. |
By default, WPO365 will generate a subsite with a domain or path matching the new user's ID. For example, if your domain is your-wpmu.site and the new user's ID is 324, the new blog will be created at either 324.your-wpmu.site or your-wpmu.site/324, depending on whether your WordPress Multisite is configured to support subdomains or a path-based installation.
Developers may change some of the parameters, by writing code that hooks into the following custom WordPress filters.
| Hook | Arguments | Trigger |
| wpo365/wpmu/user_site/name
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The proposed domain / path. By default, this will be the stringified user ID. | Before the new blog is created.
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| wpo365/wpmu/user_site/title
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The proposed title for the new blog. By default "User Blog %s" where %s is a placeholder for the stringified user ID. | Before the new blog is created. |
| wpo365/wpmu/user_site/options
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An array of options that will passed to the WordPress function wpmu_create_blog. By default this array is empty. | Before the new blog is created. |
Last but not least will WPO365 set the user's primary blog equal to the ID of the new blog.
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