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I have it tested it like that.
native without plugins..

Still same problem..

Any one know the problem here?

** edit **
And i did the test (login, pagination).. its working fabolously like there’s no problem at all. ??
— including the maintest “Registration, key, the table creation,..
all works..

Thanks Andrea & Tim ..
I have on the track now.

First, all blogs in upgrade process doing some action to call a real DNS. Meanwhile, the etc/hosts in windows can’t handle wildcard/ “*”.
As long you can list down all your subdomain in etc/host, its not a problem. I tested it, and it’s worked..
But not for Multisite with thousand subdomains i think.

So, I found solution to manipulate DNS through a server, set up little DNS server to manipulate this.

Maybe the http.php do some action to call or check DNS, i dont know.

But now i’m on the right track and upgrading process.

Second, you can minimize the risk for timeout in upgrading process with a little temporary hack in http.php (some settings about request between http-req, curl, fsock etc.).
But if you not set the hack, its not problem at all. The countinues upgrading process helping much and much better :). Just like Andrea said.

So, it solved for now.
For a second, i just think about scalling and clustering process in WP Multisite… I hope there’s someone here bring it here ??

Terima Kasih (thank you)

Okay, then i decide to use live development..
Running smoothly with duplicate old grandpa there.. ??

Before this thread closed-resolved, I’m still aware about the upgrade process..
I notice the upgrade use javascript to force the browser, and it execute process step by step.

If possible to running the process of “UPGRADE NETWORK” using backend process? I mean using “screen”, or a closest server-node as a client (remote work).
Beside that way, i’m still figuring the upgrade process in database update perspective. Maybe try to manually run the process, outside Admin Area..

Well, it’s just came on my mind..a little bit nervous effect maybe, because i’m preparing a “big” multiuser migration.

Thanks for the tips&trick..

Thanks Andrea,
I think another scenario if possible upgrade it directly using background process. As i have really big database, just to make sure its not timeout when the “upgrade button” clicked.

First thing i thinking about manipulate DNS for simplify the migration.
Then another question comes up how about handle the timeout. I’m working remote positively.

Btw, I’m using Nginx. And not problem about this setting :).. glad to see it’s work. I will post my setting latter in the ngix section later.

Some one from Facebook forum have been developed it.
https://tintinnabuleur.bcbc.co.uk/2010/02/15/more-fotobook-changes/

please take a alook and test it ??

The counter will not show up until the post shared 3 times. Thats the informastion (rule?) from Official wiki – Facebook Share.

Well, i look it possible to override your own js for the JS, like the Fbshare did. But, i dont look it much on th JS file. Another and simple way, you can customize your css. The default FB share have CSS code like these one (for the hidden box):

.fb_share_no_count {
display:none;
}

you can make your own CSS for that class, overwrite the CSS from JS file.
Change the display to “display:block;”

Sample here in my web
https://www.getjobfor.com
It will show blank if the post didn’t share yet. We just play with CSS here, maybe the others can play with the JS file, and make it more nice.

Well, my simple solution you can fill the blank with first share from your own account.

Great Answer Pet ??

I still believe the quickedit and quickpress will more valuable if its have :
1. categories
2. custom fields

Hope in next release ??

any one here could help me?