global $current_site;

to

global $blog_id;

and change

register_theme_directory($dir . ‘/’ . $current_site->id);

to

register_theme_directory($dir . ‘/’ . $blog_id);

and everything works out really well! Thanks for your work on this! I hope you keep working on it!

Best,
Justin

id . “/index.php”;

// text for ms-themes index.php
$filetext = “”;

// get date and define text for site specific index.php with redirect
$date = date(’l jS \of F Y h:i:s A’);
$filetextsite = “domain’); \n ?>”;

// check if directory exists and create it if it does not
// add index.php file to the directory so it cannot be indexed
if ( ! is_dir($dir) ) {
mkdir($dir);
file_put_contents($filename, $filetext);
} elseif (!file_exists($filename)) {
file_put_contents($filename, $filetext);
}

// register theme directory for current site
register_theme_directory($dir . ‘/’ . $blog_id);

//create index.php in site folder for redirect and to prevent directory from being indexed
if ( is_dir($dir . ‘/’ . $current_site->id) && !file_exists($filenamesite) ) {
file_put_contents($filenamesite, $filetextsite);
}
}

?>

Please simply update code for WP3.0: you don’t need for the wp-mu directory test, so default install works nicely. Plugins works nicely from super admin that way.

simply drop first code block: if(basename( dirname( __FILE__ ) ) != ‘mu-plugins’ ) {…}

thanks!
B.

Have you any idea to comment us??

It’s possible to have site-specific plugins and not only themes? Maybe can I modify your plugin in any way?

Thank you,
Giovanni
Italy