I have two wordpress blogs on one install. Each blog uses a different header but share the same aMember code so being logged into one should mean I'm logged into all the others. But that doesn't happen. For example: Login to Amember, go to John's blog: logged in Go to home page: not logged in Go to Dave's blog: not logged in Is this an amember or wordpress issue? If so, how does amember know which blog to login to? If it's a wordpress issue, is there a way to have amember set the session for all your multisites?
WP 3 is only multi-site if you enable the MU network functionality in your wp-config.php file. Are you configured using subdirectories, subdomains or custom domains for your secondary blogs on your wordpress installation? Someone else may be able to correct me on this, but I believe the standard aMember Wordpress plugin is MU Network aware, you may need to contact aMember support to request the MU specific one.
I've configured it using subdirectories. I believe that I have discovered the issue that was causing problems and I have posted it -- it was in relation to using multiple themes. There are problems that you may encounter with placement of the sessionstart variable. Right now I have it at the top of every header.php for each theme and it's working. I have a lot of amember plugins on my site and it took a while to get them all set up to work together properly. You can view my posts and you'll see the result of my work with each one. I'd like to thak skippybosco for his great support here and also davidm1 for his assistance with the Facebook plugin, which I'm still working on setting up (so it's a quick login versus the long one first time and quick second time.) I never thought I'd say this but so far so good with amember and plugins and thank you all.