dawsonbarber

No response in 5 days to a pre-sale question. Not a good sign.

Got it. I was basing my comments on a single post from one site. What you’re saying totally makes sense.

I should have tried a few more posts from a few different sites.

Anyway, I”ll revisit this issue and may post links to the site if it’s a quality site.

Sorry for the bother. It never occurred to me that the problem could have been rooted in the site I was pulling content from.

Thanks, by the way, for your fast response.

Cheers

Dawson

Awesome, thanks very much.

Thanks for the info.

I’ve downloaded the latest version from the NextScripts website.

One question about the Upgrade Helper: does it also keep the API libraries (for Pinterest and G+ up-to-date)?

I saw that on your website but just wanted to confirm.

Thanks

Thanks very much.

I realize now that I should have taken a closer look at what the Upgrade Helper did.

Sorry for the bother.

Cheers

I’d always thought that that line needed to be removed, based on instructions I had followed from the WPMU website.

But it does not appear to be necessary to remove that line, according to WordPress:

https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Create_A_Network

What it, in fact, says is that the generated code should be added below define(‘WP_ALLOW_MULTISITE’, true);

Anyway, thank you very much for your assistance on this.

And, as I mentioned before, this is an awesome plugin.

Cheers

Dawson

Hi Ludwig

As instructed, I added define(‘WP_ALLOW_MULTISITE’, true); to the wp-config file and I also left define(‘MULTISITE’, true); intact.

The dashboard now shows up under the Network Admin, as it’s supposed to.

The thing is that I thought that define(‘WP_ALLOW_MULTISITE’, true); was supposed to be removed from the wp-config file after adding the lines of code to the wp-config file that WordPress generates.

Is it okay to leave both in place?

Thanks, Ludwig.

It start to seem to me that you weren’t getting my emails.

In any case, I’ve created a user with super admin privileges on a test site.

The email address I used for the account is the nextscripts support email.

Since that was the one that I was trying to reach you through – without success – let me know if you don’t receive it.

Also, you’ll see that there’s a new problem with this installation of SNAP: there isn’t even an option to add Pro license details.

Thanks for your help.