jroakes

Hi Yani,

Great Plugin. One issue is that in the post_meta for images (https://screencast.com/t/BoOt1Ve7AU), when a new installation has a DB table prefix with ie. wp2584618815, your tool is replacing the wp with wp2584618815. I know this is needed in some areas, but it is breaking the featured images and media library, because get_attached_file is hardcoded with “_wp_attached_file” (https://screencast.com/t/N6hPNIRraVn).

Best,
JR

I would love to downgrade if possible. I got the issue resolved. Hopefully.

JR

I guess this didn’t mean anything:

Let me know that number and I’ll see what I find out.

I always thought GoDaddy was over-criticized. Not so sure now.

Wish I had not paid for a year on 4 accounts. I will go elsewhere for hosting. Stinks though, would prefer to have it in one place.

Updraded to the Deluxe version and same issue. This is either Elegant Themes or Godaddy but it is really killing me.

Incident # is: 16736482. Elegantthemes says it is the host. Is it because it is loading more than 50 resources at once from the server? I do not understand what support wrote back to me. I am very experienced with wordpress codex and have not seen this issue before.

JR

Just to clarify. I purchased a theme from Elegant Themes (Nimble) and loaded up to a fresh Godaddy install of WordPress (no plugins). I received the error above in the server logs. Sent Godaddy an email and this is the response I got:

Thank you for contacting Online Support. We understand you are inquiring about an error you are receiving on your hosting account. Upon reviewing the account we find that your website is referencing itself using http connections. This code is creating a loop of requests on the server. You will need to review your code and remove any reference to your own website using the http connection.

This is a theme issue with the PHP version because when I disable the theme WordPress loads fine. But this is probably the most indecipherable support email I have ever seen.

I got it. Was just learning then. I was way overtthinking things. Thanks for the update and the great plugin.

Anything???

Andrea, Arrrrrhh! (pirate reference) Thank you for that. 2 follow-ups.

Subdirectories vs. Subdomains

I guess I am confused about the whole Google juice idea, I have read articles by Cutts that say there is no difference between having sites on a Subdomain vs. a Subdirectory as far as Google is concerned. Google even has that on a FAQ on their webmaster site. I have also read that Google Juice is related to the page and has nothing to do with the domain. It is carried through the interlinking. We have many clients on Windows, Expression Engine, Expression Web sites. A lot of them want blogs. We wanted to put the blogs in a WP Multisite so they would be easy to update and manage. The problem is how do we keep clients original domain and site and add on the blog so that it looks like it is in a subdirectory. See below for an example.

So here comes the hypothetical:

So we would have an existing site SiteA.com on a Windows machine running Expression Web and we want to put the blog (along with other blogs) in the WP Multisite(on another server). We were hoping to do this by just using CNAME to point blog.SiteA.com to the WP Multisite with domain mapping. Since we now need to have the blogs in subdirectories; is there a way to still have the blog located in the WP Multisite(on another server) and have its url be SiteA.com/blog/?

I really don’t want to have to keep (eventually) 50-100 blogs up-to-date. So I am hoping for some manna here.

You might want to use the following code…

/*
if ( is_multisite() && ! is_network_admin() ) {
	wp_redirect( network_admin_url( 'theme-editor.php' ) );
	exit();
}
*/

if ( !is_admin() )
	wp_die('<p>'.__('You do not have sufficient permissions to edit templates for this site.').'</p>');

…instead of just commenting out both if statements. The first if statement is ok because it is just really checking to see if this is a MU install. The second one checks to see if you should be there. I would at least put an is_admin() test.

Glad you got it working!

I would be interested in how you made out with your testing.

Try doing a hard refresh (ctrl +f5). This is what worked for me. I cannot think of anything else that I did. If something comes to mind I will report back.

WordPress is no longer using a plugin for tinymce (the editor) that handled these embeds. They took it out due to licensing issues. There is another embeding project called oEmbed that they are building support for. There is not an easy fix for this that I see. There looks like there is the beginning of an image replacement script (like is done in FF now) but it is not working.

To add the editor to your MU accounts:

<?php

   /*

   Tested Working on WordPress Multisite 3.1

   Instructions:
   		1. Place this text in a file in the wp-content/mu-plugins/ folder.
   		2. Make the following edits:

   EDIT 1: in wp-admin/theme-editor.php

	   Comment out this line as so:

	 	/*
		if ( is_multisite() && ! is_network_admin() ) {
		wp_redirect( network_admin_url( 'theme-editor.php' ) );
		exit();
		}

   EDIT 2:

	Replace:
		$themes = get_themes();
	With:
		$themes=get_allowed_themes();

                3. Done.

	*/

	add_action('admin_menu', '_add_themes_utility_editor', 102);

 	function _add_themes_utility_editor() {
	// Must use API on the admin_menu hook, direct modification is only possible on/before the _admin_menu hook
	add_submenu_page('themes.php', _x('Editor', 'theme editor'), _x('Editor', 'theme editor'), 'switch_themes', 'theme-editor.php');}

   // get the the role object
   $editor = get_role('administrator');
   // add $cap capability to this role object
   $editor->add_cap('edit_theme_options');
   $editor->add_cap('edit_themes');

?>