Sjoerd van Hout

Thanks Michael,

I’m going to consider buying the professional extension. Thanks for the quick reply!

Regards,

Sjoerd

Works now, thank you very much! I’ve updated my review.

Oh by the way. If you want to use the function outside the admin interface, you can use this code:

if(!function_exists('wpmu_delete_blog')) {
	include_once ABSPATH . '/wp-admin/includes/ms.php';
}

Hope it can help someone ??

Ah, got it.. wpmu_delete_blog is a admin only function. So you can’t call it on a front-end page, only in your admin interface.

The function wpmu_create_blog exists. function_exists(‘wpmu_create_blog’); gives bool true.

I’m using redis cache and the default cache from Nginx. Redis cache was disabled until today.

Today I have tested it again, and it seems to work for now. I have replied from the back-end and I’ve replied from the front-end, no 404’s.

I hope it keeps working, if not I let you know. Anyway, thanks for your help!

Hi Julien,

Yes ofcourse.

I have added some screenshots to my dropbox account. You can download them here.

The image titles should give you enough information about what happens in every image.

Ok, well I’ve found some sort of solution. Just install tinyMCE extended and go to Settings > TinyMCE Advanced and check “Stop removing the <p> and
tags when saving and show them in the Text editor”. This solved my problem.

Only thing is, I don’t really like to use plugin’s to solve these kind of problems. However I’m happy :)… Thanks for your help anyway Radices!

But it worked before, so I suppose there has to be a solution? Luckily this is a website for myself, so using the text view isn’t really a problem, but when building a website for clients it will be one.

Maybe it’s possible to re?nstall tinyMCE via FTP or something?

I might have found a solution, in my case the website indeed slowed down and this was caused by the admin-ajax.php.. In case you are using WPML to translate your website, deactivate two options:

Under the tab Stringtranslations and at the bottom of that page:

• disable “register strings automaticly for translation”
• disable “Keep track of were strings appear on the website”

The two options to disable might have a slight different naming (I’m using a dutch version so I don’t know the exact english title).