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This plugin is randomly assigning comments to user #1 when users are logged into multiple WP Network sites and commenting on them. Is this due to a caching issue?
Originally reported on https://wordpress.org/support/topic/comments-being-added-as-wrong-users-on-wordpress-network/#post-17398996
In my case I have a WP network site with about 100+ sites, users were going from site to site and were commenting as the last person that was previously commenting. It’s a mix of custom urls, subdomains, and subdirectorys, ie. http://www.example.com & images.example.com & http://www.example.com/images/ would be three different sites.
If you give me a heads up on how comments should be pulling the user information I can try to investigate further on my end.
I should say, we’ve been struggling with the “invalid nonce” for a while now when going from site to site, that’s why I’m suspicious of what’s going on.
We have to ask you to create a dev/staging copy of your website in some sub-domain, make sure the issue exists and send us the accesses, so we can check the issue.
You can use Duplicator to create that site.
My site is too large to create duplicates of, it has over a million posts and associated images and several hundred sub sites.
If you can migrate a part of the website and make sure the issue exists, then let us know.
Otherwise, you should provide us with a detailed list of the steps you've taken to allow us to replicate the same issue on our test websites for further investigation.
