morriswanchuk

I figured that I had discovered a likely bug after I realized that the plugin really doesn’t want the admin role to be edited (which makes perfect sense).

Thanks for the reply!

Thanks your suggestions appear to have done the trick.

I upgraded to 1.8.1 and the issue seems to have gone away.

I’m seeing these as well.

PHP Warning: implode(): Invalid arguments passed in /wordpress/wp-content/plugins/so-widgets-bundle/base/inc/fields/link.class.php on line 23

• This reply was modified 7 years, 9 months ago by morriswanchuk.

@bkmp So after updating the db the errors went away. See if that is your problem….

I have discovered a few things. First, and foremost, my db version is not up-to-date. This despite running updates through the auto-update and ensuring the network upgrade is performed as well. I am only able to upgrade the db by visiting the /wp-admin/upgrade.php script for each blog on my network. I’m going to do this and make sure i’m up to date and then see if the errors are persisting…

I’ll post back.

Check the version by seeing what the db_version option says in any of your wp_options tables.

@timoxxl, are you running Total Cache on your site? We had a version of the plugin installed but not active on the site and removing it appears to have fixed the issue. However, I’m having a separate unrelated issue which prevents me from definitively saying this fixed our upgrade…

As a follow up, I can report that in my install the switch_to_blog() function is not working, which is why the urls are not being generated properly.

The code that generates the site list (/wp-admin/network/sites.php) lives in /wp-admin/includes/class-wp-ms-sites-list-table.php. The links are generated calls that rely on the switch_to_blog() function that lives in /wp-includes/ms-blogs.php.

In my case the following sample code does not yield the expected result:

//blog_id=3  siteurl= https://example.com/subsite/.

switch_to_blog(3);
echo get_option('siteurl'); //should be https://example.com/subsite/
restore_current_blog();

Actual output is: https://example.com/, so it has not switched properly….

No idea why this is happening suddenly…

Seems to work. I installed it in the plugins folder and clicked the network activation link. The plugin is active in the sites and appears to be working….

Just wondering if the plugin goes in the mu-plugins folder or the plugins folder? I want it to be installed on every instance….