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Hi Lance — not trouble per se, but this little bug does persist. It’s only a little bug because the second time I add CSS and click “Save,” the CSS does save. But since I’ve got it installed on a Multisite network, I worry that the site admins won’t try, try again …

Same problem.

Seriously. I hate this. Can someone improve the imporve?

I’m running WP 3.4.1 (as of today) and New Blog Defaults 2.2, and while most of the options seem to be working still (e.g., every new blog has the right categories created), new users aren’t being added to the other blogs I’ve specified.

Thanks for your work, @madtownlems.

Even without automated merging, this is a godsend for me on my aggregator site that uses FeedWordPress. I accidentally set it to create new tags for syndicated content rather than trying to match existing tags, and this really helped me clean it up. I was able to merge 109 (yes 109) terms into one super-quick. I like that I can type in the slug, too, and it’ll merge everything to the category with that slug.

For what it’s worth, radgeek, I’ve got the same problem as paravia (and a very similar setup, plugins and all). And ditto on the awesome plugin — given how powerful it is, I think it’s amazingly bug-free in general. Pay no attention to ppehrson.

For what it’s worth, I have this question too, though in my case the actual number of users on our Multisite network is 2869 (that’s the number in the wp_users table, and the number of “items” listed at upper R side of Network Admin –> Users screen) and the “All” users number on that same screen is 3156. I figure it’s some extra data in wp_user_meta, but not sure what. Would like to clean out any orphan data that’s causing this discrepancy if possible.

I’m not sure if this is the same issue, but when I Network Activated transposh on our Multisite install (WP 3.3.1) I couldn’t even select languages in the Settings. The AJAX seemed to be broken: none of the languages were clickable or draggable. I’m on a Mac, and I tried it in both Chrome and Safari (latest versions).

Ah, that worked. I see that the sample file has changed; we were using a sample file from a previous version of the plugin. Will issue new instructions to all our child site admins. Thanks, Ulrich — it’s a great plugin.

Seeing the same issue on a multisite install. Not a blank page, just a “No user was successfully imported” message and nothing helpful in the error log (I get an old error message from several weeks ago).

Just to say that Email Users began giving us this trouble too on a multisite install with about 2500 users.

I’m having trouble with this, too. Is it definitely a problem with WP 3.3? I couldn’t find a ticket for it in trac.

And then adding them back in one at a time, of course.

I’m trying to remember whether the problem was fixed after I simply deactivated all the plugins or whether I had to actually delete the problem file in mu-plugins — I don’t remember, Jason. But you might try actually deleting all the plugin files in both /plugins and /mu-plugins. After you’ve backed up both directories, of course.

It’s not working for me either on my multisite installation. Even child site admins can’t use iframes. I did install a user privileges plugin (User Roles Editor), but that doesn’t help since anyone above an Editor should already have the ability to us unfiltered html.