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Add multisite support for admin page #64
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@jjgrainger Opened this additional issue for the future, with ACs to review. |
Would it be possible to please assign an estimate to this one @jjgrainger ? |
@felixarntz @joemcgill @jjgrainger I have raised PR for this task here. Thanks! |
@vishalkakadiya @jjgrainger @eclarke1 Apologies for just spotting now that this is in milestone 1. I'm not sure that's a good idea because adding multisite support will entail more than this (e.g. making the AJAX requests correctly), and some of those other things will be more complicated. So if we only implement this issue, we would have a broken multisite support, which is probably worse than no multisite support at all. I think we should focus on this only after we have a first working version and the repo is in the WordPress organization. |
Thanks @felixarntz I have removed Milestone 1 and added Milestone 2, presumably this can sit in CR until such a time it's needed. Or do you think it may need additional work, and therefore should be moved back to AC? |
@eclarke1 I think it can remain in CR, it's just that we will need to work on additional issues to get full multisite support, and those need to be explored and defined eventually. Maybe we can eventually work on it in a feature branch. |
I have updated the PR status from open to draft so we don't merge it accidentally. 🙂 |
I'm assigning this to @jjgrainger, so he can continue on this once we unblock. Thanks! |
Hey, I've recored this issue to continue the development from last time. |
Is your enhancement related to a problem? Please describe.
The admin screen from #32 and the plugin action link from #36 are not fully working in multisite yet, or rather, they are limited to the individual site's WP Admin UI. We should expand that so that the same admin screen works in the Network Admin UI as well.
This is particularly critical, since on some multisite configurations regular administrators are not allowed to control plugins.
Acceptance Criteria
network_admin_menu
action hook.add_submenu_page()
withsettings.php
).network_admin_plugin_action_links
filter.settings.php
here (instead ofoptions-general.php
in the regular WP Admin).Test Coverage
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