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I would like to know how can I modify the following code to check if the current user has a site/blog already set up on my wordpress network??

<?php 
global $wp_roles;
foreach ( $wp_roles->role_names as $role => $name ) :
    if ( current_user_can( $role ) && $role == 'administrator') { 
        if ( class_exists( 'MarketpressFadminWidget' ) ) { 
            $mp_frontend_settings = get_option( 'mp_frontend_settings' );
            $mp_frontend_settings = unserialize($mp_frontend_settings);
            $adminpage = $mp_frontend_settings['page_id'];
            $permalink = get_permalink($adminpage);
            ?>
            // My Links / Html Content
            <?php 
        }
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  • Do yourself a favor and stop opening/closing each line with ``, you can write it non-stop and just close/open when printing Html. – brasofilo Nov 28 '12 at 12:36

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Use the function get_blogs_of_user.

Description

Returns an array of objects containing the details of each blog the specified user has access to.

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  • Hi, Thanks for your response. However I do not know how to apply this to my code/situation? I have to use the above code. The most important part of the code is ` if ( class_exists( 'MarketpressFadminWidget' ) ) { $mp_frontend_settings = get_option( 'mp_frontend_settings' ); $mp_frontend_settings = unserialize($mp_frontend_settings); $adminpage = $mp_frontend_settings['page_id']; $permalink = get_permalink($adminpage); ?>` Because it is to be used to work the marketpress plugin Im using – 730wavy Nov 29 '12 at 01:31