binh

I’m facing this same issue. I hope this plugin has option to turn off the API call to avoid conflicts.

Hi Teodor. Thanks for offerring help. Actually I found out that the Postman SMTP using Gmail API which did not work correctly. So now I’m using another SMTP provider and it works. Thanks.

I fixed it myself using CSS:

.tmce-active + .dwqa-form-submit {
	display: block!important;
}

I found out my own problem. These 2 plugin cause broken button:

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TinyMCE Comment Field – WYSIWYG

Does anyone have solution for this issue?

I’m looking for this feature too. Anyway?

Hello,

As mentioned in the WordPress Version, I’m using 3.2.1
Just found out not only the Domain Mapping plugin not able to add or modify any domains, also the Options page can’t update the Network Name.

Are those related problems?

Just found out few things when domain mapping on:
1. Network name disappeared
2. Cannot add alias to the first site (id 1) -> must use phpMyAdmin -> sucks
3. There is no domain mapping page for Site Admin if it’s the main site.

Any solution or walkaround for this?

Those are on different servers.

And yes… there is somethign wrong with sunrise.php on this I suppose.

Found out that either has or not sunrise.php on there is 2 links to the Network settings menu:
– Domain Mapping
– Domains

When sunrise on the the following problem occur: The Network Name disappeared both from the admin title and the network settings page.

Disabling the sunrise cause problem: Please uncomment the line define( ‘SUNRISE’, ‘on’ ); or add it to your /…/wp/wp-config.php

Any thought?

Why not upgrade it to be multisite compatible? Wp Super Cache can do that pretty well but it doesn’t have DB cache. So sad.

I tried my best, changing the .htaccess code was only part 1 of the solution.

Part 2 is… actually removing the blogs.php file from wp-content folder.

Hehe… after that, the message was gone… like 4ever?

REASON? Please look into the following code:

function ms_deprecated_blogs_file() {
	if ( ! is_super_admin() )
		return;
	if ( ! file_exists( WP_CONTENT_DIR . '/blogs.php' ) )
		return;
	echo '<div class="update-nag">' . sprintf( __( 'The <code>%1$s</code> file is deprecated. Please remove it and update your server rewrite rules to use <code>%2$s</code> instead.' ), 'wp-content/blogs.php', 'wp-includes/ms-files.php' ) . '</div>';
}

Another method is to get page by path.

$about = get_page_by_path('/about/');
$aboutid = $about->ID;
wp_list_pages("title_li=&depth=1&child_of=$aboutid");

But it will create another query too, and much more complicated than what kdnewman gave. Complicated in term of the function get-page_by_path have a lot of code.

kdnewman,

IT works. Sadly that’s another SQL query to be ran…

Did you find a better solution now?

1800 posts are a lot. Indeed too many. Because the plugin using preg_replace function it’s repeating the search for 1800 post title for each … whatever too technical here.

Perhaps SEO Smart Links should take it to the next level and replace the links inside the database table instead, then let users to choose to update the post content using clicks, not automatic.

In your case you should only use related posts.

I’m facing this same problem too.

Guess I will have to try another plugin till gengo is fixed.

I got exactly the same problem when uploading. What I know is I’m using WPMU so that wpmu_enable_function() is funny.