kremalicious

same problem over here.

I think the problem may be caused by using wp_get_attachment_url here: https://plugins.trac.www.ads-software.com/browser/simple-local-avatars/trunk/simple-local-avatars.php#L316

As you can see in this 3 YEAR OLD ticket, wp_get_attachment_url doesn’t check for SSL:
https://core.trac.www.ads-software.com/ticket/15928

Hi realtm, version 2 definetly solved this issue on my side. Many thanks!

Alright, cool #waitingpatiently

Most plugins just work in multisite environments too even if they have an options page. Example: SoundCloud Shortcode has a settings page and the settings can be saved successfully by normal admins. Maybe you can make a quick compare over what’s different between that and your plugin?

It’s “save your settings” which doesn’t work. As a normal Admin I can view the settings, insert something via the button in the editor. So I guess it has something to do with the plugin trying to write its settings into the wrong database tables. You probably need to get the correct tables for the current blog first before saving in your plugin

Same here, individual Blog Admins can’t save settings, only Super Admins can. Maybe this is of some help: Write a Plugin for WordPress Multi-Site

Aprt from that, it’s an awesome plugin, very well done!

Can you try the current development version, please?

Tested, looks smooth and seeing no double entries being created after the update. Of course it now uses the newly created entries from the last update only. But I guess there’s no way to merge them back somehow, right?

Alright, thanks. In my other test environment the same happened. I think the steps to reproduce are these:

1. install & activate 0.8.4 of your plugin with multisite settings, visit some sites to populate the entries in Piwik
2. update to 0.8.5 in the Backend, afterwards change wp-piwik_wpmu via the Plugin editor
3. visit some sites, in my environments this created the sites in Piwik again, with new IDs and such

I started using the plugin beginning with 0.8.4 so I don’t know if this is a problem with this update only or a general update problem. Just before the plugin update I updated Piwik itself too, from 1.1.1 to 1.2.1 but this didn’t double the entries.

While I guess there’s no way to combine all the double entries it would be nice to know this won’t be happening with the next update again. So I’m thankful for any hints on how to avoid this ??

Thanks greenshady, that is a nice temporary solution until my Hoster updates MySQL. For the record: I use this little code for this:

<ul><?php wp_get_archives('type=postbypost&limit=5'); ?></ul>

And thank you Otto42 for pointing this out. Will have a look at that.

Hi Otto42,

is it also possible that this bug is causing my second described problem with the next/previous post links? Do these template tags use somehow GROUP BY and ORDER BY as described in the bug report here?:
https://bugs.mysql.com/bug.php?id=32202

add me to the list of people searching for this. During my investigation I never found a ‘current class’ assigned to any tags when browsing the tag archive so I guess WordPress isn’t capable of this feature. Or?

any other suggestions?

alright, finished researching and can say that the slowdown was caused by the digg this button and the sharethis-plugin cause they both call their homepages. i have completely removed them in order to have the site load as hell even if it is uncached.

thanks whooami for your response. i have to ask which page is loading slow. in my tests e.g. safari renders my uncached pages in 1-2 sec. just the blog needs 4 sec. (cause of adsense…). so which browser on which platform you have used?

thanks nahuris for pointing out the css error. have fixed it now.