LafayetteNuke

I’ve been using this plugin with my multisite setup for a while, allowing individual users to track their sites with individual tracking codes. I found the immediate issue with getting the options page to appear was that it was looking for a capability that single installation WordPress admins have (edit_users) but that multisite WordPress admins do not. (Superadmins, however, do).

This is similar to an issue I’ve seen with themes, where it checked for the “edit_theme” capability, which single install administrators have, but again, which multisite administrators don’t. In that case, checking for the capability “edit_theme_options” did the trick, because that’s something that all multisite admins should have. I’m not sure what the equivalent would be for plugins.

Many thanks!

FYI I created a Trac ticket for this issue:
https://core.trac.www.ads-software.com/ticket/17117

We’re seeing the same issue on Windows 7. IE 8 throws a .doc on the end of the extension. Firefox retains the .docx but sees the file as Word 98-2003.

On the Mac, Chrome and Firefox retain the extension, but Safari goes with .doc. The iPad says it doesn’t recognize the .docx extension, but you can then load the file in Pages.

The MIME mismatch theory seems like the best fit. Is there a WordTrac ticket out there for this yet? I did a search but didn’t see one.

Thanks!

I concur — I’d like to see it in both cloud and list formats.

Because of an issue with SSL and flash uploads, I want to disable Flash upload site wide in a WordPress Mu install. I’m disabling the uploader elsewhere using the no-flash-upload plugin but this doesn’t play well with NextGEN.

What’s the best way to disable the Flash uploader site wide?