flojnel

Thanks.

I don’t think that would be possible. CallTrackingMetrics alerted us that their tracking stopped working right after we installed CleanTalk. We can’t see the issue – CTM ran a test and could see that their code is functioning but is blocked. Is there any way to make an exception for a particular plugin or code?

Got it – thanks. For some reason changing to true doesn’t make a difference. I’m finally realizing the filtering works just fine and the exact url doesn’t really make a big difference. Now to convince the client.

Thanks for your help! It’s a great plugin – have used it quite a bit.

So none of the other settings affect permalinks at all? What does rewrite_withfront do? And hierarchical doesn’t change anything to do with permalinks?

What settings in CPT UI affect permalinks? I have the CPT and the taxonomy pointed at each other of course. Is there anything else in the setup that would affect the permalinks? I’m filtering with WordPress menus.

I could send you screenshots of how I have CPT UI set up if that would help or send you a login.

The CPT is yuma-bus-tours (with rewrite from yuma_bus_tours). The taxonomy is ‘month’. For testing, I have 3 months and the tours should be filtered by the individual months. It works, but the url will be website/month/january, not website/yuma-bus-tours/month/january. I just added the Custom Post Types Permalinks plugin. That gives me the correct url, but then it’s empty.

I just can’t figure out what’s set up wrong.

I found this code that seems to work on multisite – hope it helps.

/*
 * Plugin Name: Heartbeat Slowdown [Multisite module]
 * Plugin URI: https://hostmijnpagina.nl/
 * Description: Lower the heartbeat frequency to reduce http requests
 * Author: Sybre Waaijer
 * Author URI: https://cyberwire.nl/
*/

function hmpl_slow_heartbeat( $settings ) {
    $settings['interval'] = 60;
    return $settings;
}
add_filter( 'heartbeat_settings', 'hmpl_slow_heartbeat' );

thx!

Thanks Bet.

I tested with plugins disabled (thought I’d done that before) and the WordPress importer worked this time.

I have a ticket in with WPMU – disabling plugins didn’t work in that case.

I’d added the suggested script to my multisite installation, but I finally realized it wasn’t working and I had to delete it.

Won’t be coding the site for a while yet, but wanted to thank you – bytbt – for the solution!

Add it to wp-content/mu-plugins. I named mine heartbeat.php.

Fixed. I had the item to force users to use a different nickname checked. It’s supposed to not apply to current users, but something in the process of clearing up the hacking (redoing the salts, I’m guessing), made all users new. I had to disable that feature to get it working.

Actually, the display still isn’t very good – I’ll work on that, but that does fix the major problem.

Found the problem. Your code is generating an extra </div> at the end of the reviews and it was closing one of my divs prematurely. I added an opening div before the start of the reviews and that’s fixed things temporarily.

I’m getting a lot of 404 errors also. The path is wrong.