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HI Steph

I installed the plugin on my wpmu site but I ran into problems.

I am a teacher who has set up the wpmu so that my students can each have their own blog. So each student is the administrator of their own blog.

I tried to force each student to have to agree to terms at the next log in. But nothing happened. Each student was able to log in as normal. I think this is because each is the administrator for their own blog and thus exempt from the ToU for that blog.

Interestingly when I opened the backend of a student blog while logged in as site admin I had to agree to ToU… I guess because am not listed as an admin of that particular blog.

I need a ToU that greets students on their first or next log in because their is no sign up for them. As their teacher I sign them up and issue them with their blog.

I tried demoting a student to editor but I couldn’t. Someone has to be administrator of the blog and there was no one else on the user list.

I suppose I could list myself as administrator for every blog and demote students to editor. However, I want students to have the freedom to manage their own blogging environment. I’m not sure if the editor role with give them that.

I suppose that I could write the code to create a special role: one that was bound by the ToU but still had full control over an individual blog.

Anyway, I may have just been missing something simple and all of this is overkill.

Your thoughts?

I’ve uninstalled it for now to prevent it slowing down the site while I wait to hear from you.

Steph

Thankyou.

Now admins on each blog are forced to agree to the Terms of Use.

Problem solved.