Otto Kek?l?inen

I have the same need but I haven’t found a solution yet. Anybody?

I have the same issue. When for the site coss.fi I enabled the plugin option “force SSL” and in the field SSL host there is “coss.seravo.fi” the redirects look like this:

$ curl -I https://coss.fi/wp-admin/
HTTP/1.1 301 Moved Permanently
Location: https://coss.seravo.fi/wp-admin/
[..]

$ curl -I https://coss.seravo.fi/wp-admin/
HTTP/1.1 302 Found
Location: https://coss.fi/wp-login.php?redirect_to=https%3A%2F%2Fcoss.seravo.fi%2Fwp-admin%2F&reauth=1
[..]

The first redirect is OK but then the second not. It should not at this point jump back to wrong hostname. After login the redirect again goes to the correct location https://coss.seravo.fi/…

I have now manually added paramater ‘id’ to all fields but still I suggest that it should maybe be automatic that name=id?

Ok, solved: I network activated the plugin and it is now visible in the Updates menu.

Where can I find more information about this VCS-detection? We have some files in git, but not the WordPress files and the fact that some files are in git should not stop updates. I’d like to know the design rationale behind this and challenge it.

I don’t agree that this is solved. Hiding the error message does not solve the problem.

Line 54 in purchase_history.php should be fixed by project developers:
$sql = “SELECT COUNT(*) FROM ".WPSC_TABLE_PURCHASE_LOGS." WHERE user_ID IN (‘”.$user_id.”‘)
$purchase_count= $wpdb->get_var($wpdb->prepare($sql)) ;

Does “remote login disabled” disable the redirect or disable the WordPress admin at the primary domain address? When you talk about redirect, do you mean than the login view is redirected befor the user enters anything or that the actual login form points to a different domain than where the subsite was?

None of your explanations are ever remotely accurate yet.

Also, when I test at my WP Network having this option on or off, it does not seem to have any effect. Users of sites always end up at site.wpnetwork-master.com/wp-admin/ no matter it they log in from site.com or site.wpnetwork-master.com. So I’m really keen to know what it is supposed to do so that I can debug it.

Sorry, this was an false report. The issue was caused by another plugin.

I think this feature should be by default, since it would benefit everybody.

If Events Manager was in Git it would be easy for me to fork it, code this and make a pull request to get it upstream, but it is in SVN, so distributed development is a bit difficult..

Conditionals are parsed in PHP and affect the event view. I am now talking about a JavaScript feature in the event submission form, please read again my feature request.

In title “is” whould be “if”, sorry for the typo, don’t know how to edit it anymore.

Geologist: did you notice my suggestions are preceded with #event-form?

Are are already specific selectors, no need to complain about them missing.

Yes, I can confirm.

Tests to reproduce:
1. Open https://coss.fi/luokka/uutiset/ with Firefox
2. Open Firebug Cookies tab and delete all cookies
3. Reload and you will get following http headers:

Set-Cookie pdrp_mark_install=1; expires=Sun, 03-Feb-2013 11:29:04 GMT; path=/; domain=coss.fi; httponly PHPSESSID=83c8eb259c0518c21f903f0136ac6326; path=/

pdrp_mark is from Photodropper. The PHPSESSID comes from Events Manager and I’ve made another bug report to them. Both of these cookies are unnecessary on the public site and needed only at the admin sites.

Ok, sorry, you’re right, WP Minify was buggy and I assumed the issue to be in the wrong end.

Thanks for fast feedback and keep up the great work!

+1

Alternative feed formats show the same errors, e.g. https://coss.fi/tapahtumat/feed/atom/

Using the hook inspector function from https://www.wprecipes.com/list-all-hooked-wordpress-functions I investigated if there is any other plugins that affect the the_excerpt_rss or other similar functions, but there isn’t.

Looking at the database I found that the extra text comes from the post_excerpt field so I ran
mysql> update wp_posts set post_excerpt=”” where id=2331;
and it got fixed.

So the problem is with Events Manager is, that if the event has en excerpt defined (on purpose or accidentally) that will be the content of the RSS, which is not good, since that will make the content non-uniform and leave date, time and location out..