Aircut

if we could have away to enter something like [present day] as value, and let the script grabs today’s date than we wont need to bother updating those events….. i am not a programmer but i think its only one if-endif change to the code….

thank you for a quick response.
an example will be a timeline of the presidents of the USA.
the current president term will only show the ‘startDate’
as a point event on the timeline if ‘endDate’ is left null, or a wrong period if any date in the present is manually entered in the data file.

thank you leanderbraunschweig
you saved me a lot of time ! it worked like a charm !

found it !
add the hard code api key to
/wp-includes/ms-default-constants.php

I can not fornd where to hard code the API code for multisites in version 3 of askimet

define(‘wpcom_api_key’, ‘apikey’);

used to be in askimet.php

where is it now?

defining it in wp-config.php does not work

anyone?

wow that was fast!!! you are amazing! thank you!

Thank you Jose for getting back to me, the shortcodes that are being unfiltered are from another plugin “Visual Composer for WordPress”
https://demo.wpbakery.com/vc/
all its shortscods are being ignored…. and way around it?

when i have the redirection code ONLY in the htaccess it works.

when I have it above the WP code in the htaccess

USER[deleted].domain.com/blogs

is not redirecting to

domain.com/blog/USER

but to
domain.com/blogs

https://USER.domain.com/blogs/somethinhere/

should point to to

https://domain.com/blog/USER/somethinhere/

but when i delete USER blog, WP treat it as an internal 404 and redirect to

https://domain.com/blog/

after considering all options, and since there are only about 170 blogs, we are manually visiting every blog, clearing spam, than exporting the content to an xml file.

the next stage is to create new user/blog at the new site, and importing the xml content file.

once this is done, i want to delete the old blog and use the .htaccess redirect mod to divert traffic from the old (subdomain) site to the new installation (folder). the ,htaccess rule works fine if i remove the wordpress .htaccess… it seems that it interfere or overwrite the redirection rule, and simply treat the deleted blog as a 404 – showing the main blog….

my question is how i can use the redirection along with the build in htaccess of wp to redirect the deleted blogs….

yes they are all active. i adding users and sites from the dashboard. finally upgrading from wpmu2.7 some 170 sites and users (manually…..;-) )

The network admin page, just under the title DASHBOARD where it says

"Right Now"
Create a New Site | Create a New User

You have x sites and x users.

the numbers are not correct. i tried clearing my browser cache, and started a new session, the numbers moved up, but still not updating in real time. I am using firefox 4

i dont have many plugins installed yet, only default blog setting, tiny-mce advanced and wptouch

I know you said that, and I’m not gonna ask why,

well, the current MU system is a sub-directory install and the multisutes are on a sub-domains.

i have installed a fresh wp3.1 in a parallel subdirectory, with the must to be sub-directories based blogs setup.

i moved those plugins that still functions, and found replacements for those who expired.

i will manually set up each blog and user (yes, lot of works – over 150) than will export each old blog to a XML file and use the import to bring it to the new system, bringing the pictures and attachments to the new location

than i will create a redirection rule

RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} (.*).mydomain.com
RewriteRule ^oldblogs/%1/(.*) https://mydomain.com/blog/%1/$1 [R=301,L]

to redirect traffic from the old subdomain system to the new subfolder system

can anyone suggest a better plan?

thanks!

assuming you have purchased the appropriate API

open askimet.php

find the line

$wpcom_api_key = '';

enter your API to look like

if ( defined('WPCOM_API_KEY') )
	$wpcom_api_key = constant('WPCOM_API_KEY');
else
	$wpcom_api_key = 'ENTER YOUR API NUMBER HERE';
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