Show error for network site

  • We are using this plugin for our network site here

    https://prairiegrainbread.com/

    This plugin worked properly before this plugin update with latest wp. It shows the error now is given below after this plugin update.

    Warning: file_put_contents(/public_html/wp-content/blogs.dir/35/files/custom-css/) [function.file-put-contents]: failed to open stream: Is a directory in /public_html/wp-content/plugins/imporved-simpler-css/lib/cpt-to-file.php on line 228

    Please response ASAP. This is multisite and all sites(plugin activated) show same error

    Thanks in advance
    ~Anas

    https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/imporved-simpler-css/

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  • Thread Starter Anas Bin Mukim

    (@anasbinmukim)

    Ah, I see the latest version of plugin folder is wrong? imporved-simpler-css

    It appears that the sub folders in each directory most likely have not been created

    the file_put_contents is trying to inject into the folder (in your case) public_html/wp-content/blogs.dir/35/files/custom-css However the custom-css folder simply put – does not exist – SO you get the error

    this latest update seems to be a bugger ;-(

    looks like that fixes some BUT not all ?? ?

    By the way, where are the revisions stored in a network site? Since the put_file_contents directory doesn’t exist, I’m confounded as to where it’s actually finding the revisions.

    Looks like this thread: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/plugin-improved-simpler-css-spelling-issues?replies=6 is about the spelling errors as well.

    I can confirm the error posted by the original post. I’m seeing it everywhere I am using it on multisite. I want to roll back to the original version, but it doesn’t seem to be available via the repository.

    @prometheus Fire, @anasbinmukim was able to solve this by:

    1. Saving all the CSS for the various sites we had it installed on (just in case).
    2. Renaming the folder the plugin is in with the correct spelling of “improved”. This of course will deactivate the plugin.
    3. Re-activating the plugin on the individual sites it was activated on (or network activating, if that’s how you have it).
    4. Pasting in the CSS that was saved, if it’s not there automatically

    Not ideal, I know, but it works. Hopefully the dev will get this fixed right away.

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