Anyone know how I can remove the site "admin" as the admin for a given blog?
I want to promote someone else as the admin of that blog.
Problem is, it does not give me that option. Removing admin is not selectable.
Thanks, M.
Anyone know how I can remove the site "admin" as the admin for a given blog?
I want to promote someone else as the admin of that blog.
Problem is, it does not give me that option. Removing admin is not selectable.
Thanks, M.
I'm lost. Are we removing a Site Admin for the entire wpmu install or a Blog Admin for a single blog?
And where specificly are you looking?
> Are we removing a Site Admin for the entire wpmu install or a Blog Admin for a single blog?
Sorry, removing a Blog admin for a single blog. I created the blog when logged in as site admin and I want to reassign the blog to the blog's real owner. I can add the new blog owner as an admin of the blog, but I can't see how to remove the site admin as the primary owner. This matters because I show the profile of the blog owner, and all blogs now appear as belonging to site owner.
I'm looking at wp-admin/users.php, where I select the 'admin' user to demote them from 'Administrator' to 'Editor'. I get the error: "The current user's role must have user editing capabilities."
I'm logged in as Site Administrator. As such I can see the whole site without the need for explicit capabilities on a particular blog. I can't kick myself off this user's blog and WPMU shows that I own all the blogs!
Thanks,
Martin.
Try Dashboard -> Site Admin -> Blogs -> Edit the blog in question -> There's a list of assigned users along the right hand side.
Hi Mike. Y, thanks, I tried that too.
wp-admin/wpmu-blogs.php?action=editblog&id=24 shows the users on the right hand side
Current Users
User Role Password Remove
admin N/A N/A N/A Edit
blogowner Administrator _______ (tickbox) Edit
The dialog shows N/A instead of a selection box for the role of 'admin', the site administrator. So while I can change the role of "blogowner" using this page I have the same issue as before that I can't change the rold of 'admin'.
Thanks, Martin.
The answer is go to user_meta and delete the lines for the administrator, e.g. in my case:
173 1 wp_24_capabilities a:1:{s:6:"editor";b:1;}
174 1 wp_24_user_level 10
Actually my original diagnosis turned out to be wrong and this didn't solve my problem, but it might be useful to someone else.
Thanks to Donncha for pointing out the table I should look at.