WordPress MU

Hello everyone,

I was just wondering how to get the Site Admin menu for new users who registered from parent blog

Normally menu starts from posts, media, links, pages, comments & so on..

I am just trying to achieve a simple yet complicated task it seems, as I want these users to be site admin to their own subdomain site and not interfere with the main site settings. So that they can enable or disable features for themselves inside Admin / features.

Does anyone know how to achieve this ?

regards,
dino

Yes, blogs.mu does something similar. Unfortunately it isn't a simple thing to accomplish whilst maintaining the security of the other peoples blogs/sites, so unless you are very familiar with the internal workings of WPMU I would advise caution when giving other users "Site admin" permissions.

"as I want these users to be site admin to their own subdomain site and not interfere with the main site"

Well, by default, users are *admins* of their own sub-blogs. they can;t do anythign on any other blogs and the CAN control their own blog settings.

The Site Admin controls the whole entire site, including everyone else's blogs.

you are confusing things here.

site admin = the admin who can modify/edit the whole wpmu installation

each user who signs up for a blog, is automatically admin for his own blog and can change all settings he likes for his own blog which is a subdomain if that is the way you set up your wpmu installation.

It seems you want new users to be automatically admins, which they are, so what is it that you want?

lol, andrea you beat me by 36 seconds!

:D lol is right.

Yes, blogs.mu does something similar.

You got that right "cafespain" - I have just seen the supporter extension, but em still not sure if its going to make Blog admins the actual site admins, this is happening in Blogs.mu as cafespain said, I want something exactly same as in blogs.mu where Blog admins have the additional menu as follows :

Site Admin --> (Missing)
Admin
Blogs
Themes
Options
Admin message (/Missing)

Thanx a lot Andrea, Ovidiu & cafespain for your quick response..
regards,
dino
Some help will be appreciated..

So instead of setting them up as sub-blogs, what you want is sub-sites.

Go find a multi-site plugin for WPMU.