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Instead of get_option, use home_url which will determine ...

the appropriate protocol, "https" if is_ssl() and "http" otherwise. If the $scheme argument is "http" or "https" the is_ssl() check is overridden.

In fact, network_home_url would be more appropriate since you are talking about Multisite.

Those should return the same value that you are trying the access in your code-- the home option key-- but with the appropriate protocol.

This may not be the URL you want though. You may want site_url or the multisite equivalent, network_site_url.

Instead of get_option, use home_url which will determine ...

the appropriate protocol, "https" if is_ssl() and "http" otherwise. If the $scheme argument is "http" or "https" the is_ssl() check is overridden.

In fact, network_home_url would be more appropriate since you are talking about Multisite.

Those should return the same value that you are trying the access in your code-- the home option key-- but with the appropriate protocol.

This may not be the URL you want though. You may want site_url or the multisite equivalent, network_site_url.

Instead of get_option, use home_url which will determine ...

the appropriate protocol, "https" if is_ssl() and "http" otherwise. If the $scheme argument is "http" or "https" the is_ssl() check is overridden.

In fact, network_home_url would be more appropriate since you are talking about Multisite.

Those should return the same value that you are trying the access in your code-- the home option key-- but with the appropriate protocol.

Instead of get_option, use home_url which will determine ...

the appropriate protocol, "https" if is_ssl() and "http" otherwise. If the $scheme argument is "http" or "https" the is_ssl() check is overridden.

In fact, network_home_url would be more appropriate since you are talking about Multisite.

Those should return the same value that you are trying the access in your code-- the home option key-- but with the appropriate protocol.

This may not be the URL you want though. You may want site_url or the multisite equivalent, network_site_url.

Instead of get_option, use home_url which will determine ...

the appropriate protocol, "https" if is_ssl() and "http" otherwise. If the $scheme argument is "http" or "https" the is_ssl() check is overridden.

Instead of get_option, use home_url which will determine ...

the appropriate protocol, "https" if is_ssl() and "http" otherwise. If the $scheme argument is "http" or "https" the is_ssl() check is overridden.

In fact, network_home_url would be more appropriate since you are talking about Multisite.

Those should return the same value that you are trying the access in your code-- the home option key-- but with the appropriate protocol.