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Yea same here and messes up my multisite. Every new user that signs up, gets redirected to admin.php?page=wpseo_dashboard&intro=1

Had to disable the plugin. Any code snippet fix it?
Thanks.

Edit: Nevermind, just updated and now is fine.

Nevermind, managed to find a workaround using rules.
https://help.mandrill.com/entries/25142202-Example-rules

Your function worked perfect, thank you so much ??

Hey, thanks for the quick response.
My use case is that users sometimes need pdf versions of their forms.

Not sure how to remove the filter as deleting this gives white screen. Is it possible to simply add the notifications inside super admin brackets or something?

I dont mind the notifications and find them useful but I think they might be confusing to my users just signing up as “Gravity PDF Auto Initialisation Complete.” notification on dashboard gives them no value since I dont let them access PDF settings.

/*
	  * Check if the software needs to be deployed/redeployed
	  */
	  public static function check_deployment()
	  {

	  		global $gfpdfe_data;

	  		/*
	  		 * Check if client is using the automated installer
	  		 * If installer has issues or client cannot use auto installer (using FTP/SSH ect) then run the usual
	  		 * initialisation messages.
	  		 */
	  		if($gfpdfe_data->automated === true && $gfpdfe_data->fresh_install === true & get_option('gfpdfe_automated_install') != 'installing')
	  		{
	  			return;
	  		}

			/*
			 * Check if GF PDF Extended is correctly installed. If not we'll run the installer.
			 */
			$theme_switch = get_option('gfpdfe_switch_theme'); 

			if( get_option('gf_pdf_extended_installed') != 'installed' && !rgpost('upgrade') )
			{
				/*
				 * Prompt user to initialise plugin
				 */
				 add_action($gfpdfe_data->notice_type, array("GFPDF_Notices", "gf_pdf_not_deployed_fresh"));
			}
			elseif( (
						( !is_dir($gfpdfe_data->template_site_location))  ||
						( !file_exists($gfpdfe_data->template_site_location . 'configuration.php') ) ||
						( !is_dir($gfpdfe_data->template_save_location) )
					)
					&& (!rgpost('upgrade'))
					&& (!is_dir($gfpdfe_data->old_template_location)
					&& (!is_dir($gfpdfe_data->old_3_6_template_site_location)) ) /* add in 3.6 directory change */
				  )
			{

				/*
				 * Prompt user that a problem was detected and they need to redeploy
				 */
				add_action($gfpdfe_data->notice_type, array("GFPDF_Notices", "gf_pdf_problem_detected"));
			}
	  }

Because most of the work is done in backend by my users when creating pages.
I just need the javascript and css load faster when they navigate in backend.

You can activate multisite any time. For now use the regular WP and when you need to expand, activate multisite.

Nevermind, figured it out..

@media only screen and (min-width : 768px) {
div#wpadminbar {display: none !important;}
body.admin-bar, body.admin-bar #wpcontent, body.admin-bar #adminmenu {padding-top: 0px !important;}
html.wp-toolbar {padding-top: 0px !important;}
}

Great work. Thank you so much ??

Thanks, but that’s not an option as I have users and they decide if they use it or not.
Any chance you can direct me to the right direction?
css display: none won’t work either as it uses wordpress admin error box.

Thanks, but I need it for my multisite and it brakes the layout in some other plugins settings.

If it can’t be done, is there a way to manually edit plugin to set “nag notification” to false?
Where would that file be located?

Other than that, great plugin.

Also one little bug – not an important one but still.. if u create a hidden field and save, it becomes text field, so you have to set it hidden again and save.

Hi Larry, I’m thinking of using Cloudflare, did u ever managed to get this problem sorted?

Not sure I understand what you mean.

The %%current_user_login%% from the Replacement Codes is multisite username.

What I am looking for is a single page to login for multisite users and then they get redirected to their wp-admin dashboard. What I don’t get is why it says “invalid username for this site” even tho password and username are correct and can login from username subdomain but not root website.

Thanks and I tried that but the problem still exists. “ERROR: Invalid username for this site.”
All I need is a “universal” login form that would direct to their username subfolder wp-admin.

I do not want them to go to domain.com/username/wp-admin to login , I want them to go to domain.com/wp-admin and then get redirected to domain.com/username/wp-admin after login.

As for why? I have a different project than regular membership site, one which involves wp-admin.