raisinlove

Ah thank you, the htaccess was the problem, you pointed me in the right direction. The problem I had was a custom htaccess because my subdomains point to wordpress sub sites but my root is pointing to a Zend installation. I changed the order of a few rules and everything fell into place (I initially test the htaccess in it’s pure wordpress state as per the codex and that confirmed it was an htaccess issue)
thank you!

I mean I only changed the theme fields because they’re weren’t being taken into account via “wp-admin/network/site-info.php?id=3”. The upload path in the database and in the wp-admin is as it should (“blogs.dir/3/files/file.jpg”) , but WordPress is ignoring it for some reason, using just (“/files/file.jpg”).

Even if it were an ID issue with the database in changing values, why would the upload path be ignored?

So while changing the theme fields manualy did affect the sites, the ‘upload_path’ field (index 56) is still being ignored…

Here’s an update: I manually changed the settings for the individual blogs in phpMyadmin and got the proper themes working. Changing these settings via wp-admin remains ineffective however.

Oh wow, I totally missed that option, thank you!

If you were to manage via the backend this content block above the posts on the homepage, how would you go about it?

Excellent, thank you, this works perfectly. My only suggestion would be to include more config for the messages in the redirection page. I’ll just hardcode these for now to suit my needs.
Thanks!

I get the same thing. The accordion option works fine but the tabs dont when I’m using them to display PHP Inline widget instances.

I have some widgets that can be used in multiple instances and even though there is a dropdown on the bottom of the widgets page in wp-admin, where you can specify the number of instances you want to use, there is no indication on how to configure each of them. I drag one instance into my sidebar but the others aren’t available in the unused widgets pool.
Shouldn’t this be how it should work? How then?

Your link seems to be down, at least at the time of this writing.
I’ll have to install it to see if it suits my needs. I’m looking for a plugin that would allow me to choose an image to assign to a custom field, instead of manually entering the image’s url in the custom fields area. Even better if the upload is integrated into it.

Surely someone here has done this before?

I have an interest in doing the exact opposite, yet I suspect it would basicaly involve the same process. I want to use the WordPress login to give access to my users into directories outside of my WordPress installation. I’m guessing it’s all cookie based, so all that would be needed is an htaccess file in the directory outside of the Worpress installation.

I’m assuming that logging in from that directory OR from within WordPress (as in your case) would be writing the same cookie, thus giving access to all directories using the same htaccess info.

Unfortunately, I cannot confirm this, nor do I know how to go about doing this. Anyone?

On the PHP level of hacking, a WordPress plugin would be ideal, as I dont know how else this could be achieved without it breaking when upgrading WordPress. I like your idea about the odd and even IDs, I have no particular order in mind for my posts… hmmm

Thanks, that’s not exactly what I meant, I was rather thinking of a way to automaticaly split the menu items into two or more arrays, one for each column.

As for classes, they’re not only used in CSS but in pretty much all programming and scripting languages, including PHP.

The form aspect does seem easy enough, It was the automatical addition as an unpublished link that seemed more challenging. I find it odd that people wouldnt show much more interest. I get a few link exchange requests every month and thought this would come in handy especially for higher profile blogs.