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Aha! The key phrase there was “as long as you’re using a theme that supports it.”

It looks like the previous version of WordPress didn’t enforce the need to call add_theme_support( ‘post-thumbnails’ ) in the theme.

Adding this to my functions.php fixed the problem! Thanks, James!

Works! Thanks ??

I’m not trying to get the plugin to filter the aggregated posts. I’m trying to get it to aggregate the posts in the first place.

New posts on blogs that are not visible to non-members of the site are not aggregated into the tags blog. But I’d like them to be. Is there any way that I can cause them to be?

Right, which means the content is not being aggregated. How can I get them aggregated?

I really have no idea how to use the suggestion to look at the DB schema. I’m not knowledgeable enough to know what I would be looking for or how it would apply to this problem.

Does anyone have any suggestions about how to modify the code quoted in my original post to make it work with the latest version of WP & the Sitewide Tags plugin?

Hi Ron. I’m not very familiar with the WP database format — any clues as to where I would look and what I would be looking for?

I started a new thread for the comment counts issue – https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/plugin-wordpress-mu-sitewide-tags-pages-swt-comment-counts

Thanks, Ron!

I found the thread on getting the blog name. In case anyone else is looking for it, it’s at https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/plugin-wordpress-mu-sitewide-tags-pages-displaying-blogname-in-sitewide-post-headlines?replies=12

SWT seems to do a perfect job of directing traffic to the original, and I’d really like to have the number of comments displayed (or even maybe work up a way to bump posts to the top of the list when someone adds a comment) — can you think of any reason I should avoid having SWT to leave comments on? I wonder if new comments would be added to the SWT copy as they’re added to the originals…

One other thing — I notice that all posts off the site’s main blog (loaded by this plugin) are showing Comments Off in the main blog’s loop, even though they have comments on. Any way to correct this?

I’d also love to make this work. Is the plugin still being supported?

Solved. Was conflicting with another plugin.

Started working on its own.

Oh, another thing about this, get_site_option() is still working perfectly in the same context that get_option() is failing to return results.

But, get_blog_option($blog_id, $key) returns false just like get_option, although the key value clearly exists in the database. Frustrating.

I’m having a similar problem with get_option() in WPMU 2.6.

From within a plugin I’m working on, get_option() works fine when called from the admin, but not when called from blog pages. Like Brian, I don’t know that much about the structure of WP code, but I’d love some insight into this if anyone can help.

This same thing is happening to me since upgrading from 2.6.1 to 2.6.2.

Anybody have any idea what might be going on?