When non-super admin clicks "login" on Meta widget, he is sent to the root blog, not the one he is on.

[hallcp]

For example, when the admin for blog XXX (not a super-admin) brings up the blog:

​http://aaa.bbb.ccc/blogs/XXX

and clicks on "login", he arrives here:

​http://aaa.bbb.ccc/blogs/wp-admin

as opposed to:

​http://aaa.bbb.ccc/blogs/XXX/wp-admin

Super-admins do not exhibit this bug. I have three multi-site installations and two exhibit this bug. All are WP 4.7.2 and have similar plugins.

I began to get reports of this after the 4.7.1 update.

[hallcp]

I am now getting complaints that the "My Sites" pull-down is not showing any sites, despite the user being an administrator on multiple sites. Not sure if this is related to the above bug.

I have looked more deeply into the original issue, and it appears that a call to "get_blogs_of_user()" is returning null on the affected systems. I am trying to follow up on that now.

Charles.

[hallcp]

More digging... when calling "get_sites($args)" with a $args value like this (see below), null is returned:

(

[number] =>
[sitein] => Array

(

[0] => 1
[1] => 9
[2] => 4
[3] => 13
[4] => 473
[5] => 413
[6] => 313

)

[archived] => 0
[spam] => 0
[deleted] => 0

)

[hallcp]

You can close this ticket. The problem was that the "archived" column in our wp_blogs table had a corrupt value that displayed as "0" but would not be found when using the "WHERE archived=0" clause.

I have no idea how this column got corrupted, or what was really in the database, but setting non-one values to zero fixed everything.

You can't imagine how long it took to track this down!

[rachelbaker]

@hallcp Glad you finally tracked down the issue. Closing this ticket.