While the Multi Network plugin itself seems to work, I am trying to better understand its designed behavior. Specifically we are wanting to have unique BP groups for each subsite of the network. While the groups are “separated” between subsites at the time of creation, we are experiencing an issue where the the last group ID of a prior subsite (regardless of the subsite) will be overwritten per the globally sequential order of group IDs.

So for example if originally we have 6 Groups spread evenly across 3 subsites:

BP_Group_ID | Group_Title | Subsite_ID
1 | Test 1 | 1
2 | Test 2 | 1
3 | Test 3 | 2
4 | Test 4 | 2
5 | Test 5 | 3
6 | Test 6 | 3

and want to add a new Group (i.e. Group 7A) to Subsite 1, then Subsite 2’s Group 3 will be overwritten like so

BP_Group_ID | Group_Title | Subsite_ID
1 | Test 1 | 1
2 | Test 2 | 1
3 | Test 7a | 1 <New Entry
3 | Test 7a | 2 <Matching ID Altered
4 | Test 4 | 2
5 | Test 5 | 3
6 | Test 6 | 3

Where a new group is created appropriately is subsite 1, but the other subsite’s group_ID=3 info is overwritten.

Is this expected behavior? If so, we were thinking that (hypothetically at least) we could manually start each subsite’s first Group ID to increase in increments of 100 allowing for appropriate room for at least 99 more groups in that subsite, so for example

BP_Group_ID | Group_Title | Subsite_ID
100 | Test 1 | 1
101 | Test 2 | 1
102 | Test 7a | 1
200 | Test 4 | 2
201 | Test 4 | 2
300 | Test 5 | 3
301 | Test 6 | 3

In reference to the scenario above, can you please confirm the expected behavior when adding new groups to existing subsites?

Thank you!
Matt