danbeach

We are running the latest version (4.4.7) and continue to see the php errors.

There wasn’t a second step for me. Everything just started working with the newer sunrise.php. Could caching (either on the server or your browser) be the culprit? Just a wild guess.

I found a slightly different (newer?) sunrise.php file and put that in place and all worked afterwards. The differences are super minor, but the key line that needs fixing is:

Old one (line 10 or 11):

$dm_domain = $wpdb->escape( $_SERVER[ 'HTTP_HOST' ] );

New one:

$dm_domain = $_SERVER[ 'HTTP_HOST' ];

Essentially, the call to the “escape” function triggers the call to wp_kses(). I believe there’s been a change in ordering for when some include files are read so that function isn’t defined at the time.

I just wanted to follow-up in case anyone ever runs into this (unlikely, though). The problem wasn’t the theme or a plugin. It was the sunrise.php drop-in that I’ve had for many years to support multiple domains in my multisite. The site was set up before version 4.5 when domain mapping was integrated into core. Everything continued to work with it until 6.4.

Thanks for the confirmation. I believe I’ve traced it down to a custom theme/plugin that we use but it’s been very difficult to get a useful error message to track what function or other part of the code is failing. For the time being, I’m also locking the production site to 6.3.2 until we can figure it out.

I just installed the latest update and everything is working as expected. Thank you so much for the quick fix!

I’d like to add my $0.02. I like the idea of network-level control of the plugin but it’s leading to some confusion.

I have the plugin network-activated and had chosen the “Everywhere” option which is what I need for my multisite network/website. When only that is selected and no sites are selected in the box above that (“Disable comments in the following sites:”), each admin dashboard displays a message that the plugin is active but isn’t configured to do anything yet. It has a link to the configuration page but that gives an error (“Sorry, you are not allowed to access this page.”).

If I select all of the sites in the list of sites and save the settings, the dashboard message disappears. But this confuses me because the “Everywhere” option is still selected and it says it disables comments globally on the entire website. Also, if I had a new site to my multisite, am I going to have to remember to come to the settings page to make sure it’s selected and comments are disabled? I’d prefer to have any new site be included rather than have to remember to do it each time. Or have a separate setting that specifies what to set a new site with (disabled or enabled).

Thanks,
Dan

That took care of it. Thank you!

That fixed the issue. Thanks so much!

• This reply was modified 6 years, 10 months ago by danbeach.

Thanks for the reply. I did verify that the relevant checkbox was unchecked. Doing a few more tests, I discovered that it’s actually a reminder at the network level. This is installed on a multisite installation. The sites that have it enabled (and have the appropriate checkbox disabled) are fine. At the network level, there are no settings available so it keeps showing up.

Plugin version 2.8. WordPress 3.4.1

I’m using the Table Controls Dropdown Button and the Delete Button. The editor works as long as one of them is activated and in row 4. If I turn them all off or try to move them both to row 3, the editor breaks.