Hey @chris,

thanks for the Feedback.
I would recommend to change this, as many multisite super admins wont allow that permission to their regular site admins. It is also not mentioned in any documentation but is a show stopper in the usability of your addon within multisite installations.
On multisite install super admins do support & dev of the technical infrastructure. Instead of them the site admins of an multisite are operational focused on the specific topics of their site - like user and content management.

Another point I've already highlighted in my second post ( https://wpforo.com/community/postid/58473/) creates an inconsistency here:

The Field is available for super & regular admins in the "New User" area ( https://YOURdomain.TLD/wp-admin/user-new.php) >- see attached screenshot.

Would be great to have the wpForo Fields available on all necessary areas for regular admins on multisite installations.

@raupe,

We'll check and make sure whether the allowing of regular admins to manage users is secure or not. We don't want to give capabilities to an admin of Site 1 to manage users of Site 2. This should be checked again for the v2.0.

At the moment, you can enable Secondary Usergroups field in the front-end Profile > Account page using this code. So your admins will be able to manage it directly in the user's account page:

add_filter('wpforo_get_account_fields', function ($fields){
    if(current_user_can('administrator')){
        $secondary_groups = array( 'secondary_groups' );
        $primary_group_key = array_search('groupid', $fields[0][0]);
        array_splice( $fields[0][0], ($primary_group_key + 1), 0, $secondary_groups );
    }
    return $fields;
}, 10);

Put this code in the functions.php file of the current active WordPress theme, or use Code Snippets plugin.