I have wpmu enabled as well as buddypress completely set up with all the correct functionality that I would like. my client just told me that she would like each user to be able to create a blog of their own. I have my registration settings allowing logged in users to be able to create new sites since we have a membership functionality set in place. Unfortunately, only the admin is able to create a new site and no one else. How can this be fixed so that all users have the ability to create a site of their own? Does it have to do with the role that each individual is given?

[@mercime Participant 12 years, 8 months ago]

== since we have a membership functionality set in place. Unfortunately, only the admin is able to create a new site and no one else ==

@marisaj85 If you set WP Multisite installation in Network Admin > Settings – Allow New Registrations – with “Both sites and user accounts may be registered”, then your members will be able to create new blogs. It might just be your “membership functionality” which is interfering with the new blog/subsite creation. Contact the developer who made that “membership functionality” to resolve this issue.