Bad confirmation mail, WordPress MU

[charlie_hun]

Hello!

I have a WordPress MU with two sites.

domain1.tld is the site 1 (site_id 1), and the dashboard blog id is 10
domain2.tld is the site 2 (site_id 2), and the dashboard blog id is 1

If user register a new blog at site 2, he get the confirmation mail with wrong activation url, in this form: ​http://newblog.domain2.tld/wp-activate.php?hash

However, if user click the url, he look at the blog_id 1 design and url, etc.

If user register a new blog at site 1, the link is good, this form: ​http://domain1.tld/wp-activate.php?hash

If I modify the wpmu-functions.php file, at line 1162-1166 from:

	if( constant( "VHOST" ) == 'no' || $current_site->id != 1 ) {
		$activate_url = "http://" . $current_site->domain . $current_site->path . "wp-activate.php?key=$key";
	} else {
		$activate_url = "http://{$domain}{$path}wp-activate.php?key=$key";
	}

to:

	$activate_url = "http://" . $current_site->domain . $current_site->path . "wp-activate.php?key=$key";

the activation link is correct.

[wpmuguru]

In domain2.tld you should set your dashboard blog to be a blog in site_id 2 rather than a blog that's in site_id 1. The same applies to site_id 1- make it a blog in site_id 1.

[charlie_hun]

Replying to wpmuguru:

In domain2.tld you should set your dashboard blog to be a blog in site_id 2 rather than a blog that's in site_id 1. The same applies to site_id 1- make it a blog in site_id 1.

yes, so set up this configuration. (site 1 - dashboard blog id 10; site 2 - dashboard blog id 1, site 3 - dashboard blog id 351)

I added third site, and this site (with the original code) is send correct (domain3.tld/wp-act...) in the mail.

[wpmuguru]

Replying to charlie_hun:

yes, so set up this configuration. (site 1 - dashboard blog id 10; site 2 - dashboard blog id 1, site 3 - dashboard blog id 351)

Blog id 1 is in site 1 not site 2. Your dashboard blog has to be a blog in the same MU site for the registration process to work properly.

[charlie_hun]

Replying to wpmuguru:

Replying to charlie_hun:

yes, so set up this configuration. (site 1 - dashboard blog id 10; site 2 - dashboard blog id 1, site 3 - dashboard blog id 351)

Blog id 1 is in site 1 not site 2. Your dashboard blog has to be a blog in the same MU site for the registration process to work properly.

Yes, in normally.... but i use an individual (but regular) structure.

If you can, I reproduce the error for you.