SooBahkDo

I discovered how, where and when the global activation box appears.

So my only remaining question is what code tweak can I implement to make the network plugin rows appear in a different color?

Thanks for a great plugin!

Thanks Jeff!

Should I always see a meta box for activating a globally deativated plugin on the editor page for posts, etc? Or does the it only appear when one or more plugins are deactivated? I am having trouble locating the control to activate a globally deactivated plugin.

Is there a code snippet that I can add to make the network activated plugin rows a different color from the other active plugins?

I appreciate your assistance!

Hello maomaohu,

Have you tried activating the plugin and performing these steps?

https://wpaam.com/tutorials/aam-super-admin/

Best of luck!

Phil D

Hello Faber,

Have you performed the following steps for your Super Admin Account?

https://wpaam.com/tutorials/aam-super-admin/

As I understand it, this is supposed to make the Super Admin account immune from restrictions and inadvertent changes.

Best of luck!

Phil D

Hello becalm,

You might try installing User Role Editor and adjusting setting through it to regain access to the page. We actually run it simultaneoulsy with Advanced Access Manager for some additional features.

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/user-role-editor/

Then reinstall Advanced Access Manager and follow these steps to make your Super Admin user(s) immune to restrictions.

https://wpaam.com/tutorials/aam-super-admin/

Best of luck!

Phil D

I did read this thread before posting.

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/scaling-the-watermark

Sounds very similar to our needs; however, we do not want to scale the watermark to the full width or full height of the entire image, (only to a quadrant) so it does not seem those option settings will accomplish our goal or am I missing something?

Thanks

Hi Aaron,

When I activated version 3.1.4. and Ultimate TinyMCE Pro 9.1, then they and Multisite Plugin Manager Manager 3.1.4 co-exist and the site no longer whitescreens; however, the following error appears at the top of the test site where only these two plugins are active.

Notice: Undefined index: jwl_hide_pages in /home/blogcrop/public_html/wp-content/plugins/ultimate-tinymce-pro/other_functions.php on line 1281 Notice: Undefined index: jwl_hide_posts in /home/blogcrop/public_html/wp-content/plugins/ultimate-tinymce-pro/other_functions.php on line 1300

https://blogcrop.com/

Any ideas?

I also reported this on the other plugin developer’s forum.
https://forum.joshlobe.com/showthread.php?tid=1542&page=2

Us too, thanks. ??

It may be your php version is not 5.4

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/plugin-broken-22?replies=2

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/plugin-could-not-be-activated-because-it-triggered-a-fatal-error-60?replies=20

Keep using the version before the update

Revert to the version before the update and it will fix the crashed network

Upon upgrading, we also experienced multiple broken sites as well and the only thing we can identify as a possible cause is that the update requires php v5.4 and our servers have php v5.3.8

If that is the cause, then it would be good if the update notified users about the php 5.4 requirement before upgrading to prevent broken sites and false support tickets about the plugin being broken.

We are staying at the lower version for now.

Best of luck.

Read more about this issue here:
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/plugin-could-not-be-activated-because-it-triggered-a-fatal-error-60?replies=20

Update:

Turns out the issue causing the ajax error when creating a new personal fundraiser page was another plugin conflicting with this one.
The other plugin was Domain Mapping by WPMUDEV.

With a slight tweak to that plugin the issue resolved and we now have personal fundraiser working flawlessly on one subsite of a multisite installation.

Other than some quirky formatting behavior of the cause page, everything works fine. We added the full WP editor to that page which would be nice to see incorporated into the plugin so our mod does not get overwritten with your next update. Would you consider incorporating it into the plugin if I share the code we used?

Sooooo the answer to my original post is that personal fundraiser is compatible with our multiiste installation running wp 3.5.1

Thanks

Hello,

LOVE your plugin!

I concur with cphanson about adding the additional margin as a default part of the code after the bio box. We had to modify it on about 60 sites.

Also, could the code be made responsive?
This would help greatly with mobile appearance AND it would allow the Social Author Bio box to resize automatically when changing themes with different column widths or when changing a page to multiple columns etc.

Example, on this site, the Social Author Bio Box is the only element that will not resize responsively to mobile devices which messes with the way the entire site width behaves on mobile.
https://festival.soobahkdo.org/

These two tweaks would make your great plugin even better.

Thanks for considering them!

Hi thomcoby1,

Thanks for the suggestion; however no change in the issue when they are unchecked.

Hello all,

We use this plugin on multiple multisite networks with it activated individually on each subsite and that works for our applications.

However, with respect to “Multisite support” a couple of concepts seems to be muddled in many plugins claiming multisite support.

I observe two common scenarios involving mutlisite networks and depending on the application each one expects different features from a plugin with “multisite support.”

In scenario 1 the network super admin needs to control most all aspects of all subsites and the users across subsites on the multisite network may all be “connected” such as happens with a multisite installation providing sites to all the students in a school system.

In this scenario having all user log into the same page and sending them emails that originate from the same address may not be problematic and “multisite support” would support features focused toward this application scenario.

HOWEVER

In Scenario 2 a multisite newtork owner may be providing or reselling individual sites for totally unrelated businesses or individuals who have nothing in common.

In scenario 2, the network superadmin controls the core functionality of the network and which plugins, themes and platform level messages that users can access, but a plugin with “multisite support” in this scenario would be designed to isolate subsite functionality so that each site can appear totally independent as if it were not even part of a multisite network in terms of identity and communnications received etc. After a person has purchased a subsite and customized the domain that their site lives at, then for many practical purposes, the network the site it is on needs to be invisible to all users. Plugins providing “multisite support” in Scenario 2 require a different programming approach than those in Scenario 1.

For example, a Communities plugin designed for a multisite network as described in Scenario 2 may produce undesirable results for a subsite owner seeking to use it in Scenario 2 because it would pull in users from all across the multisite network which may supposed to be invisible to users on their custom domained subsite.

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WPMUDEV SUPPORT POST DISCUSSING THE VARIANTS OF “Multisite Support”

That is exactly the “concept mindset” and feature that seems to be missing on several multisite network plugins.

If running a blog network for paying customers, as the network owner, I may want to provide some subsite owners with feature access independent of any other sites on the network.

In a number of cases it is preferable that users of subsites on the multisite network (subscribers to those subsites) never even need to know they are on a site that is part of a multisite network once the site owner has mapped a custom domain for their site.

Subsite admins should be able to allow their users to access their site, log in, use the features of their subsite and users never even be aware they are part of a multisite network if thats how the subsite admin wants to run their site.

The Communities plugin misses this concept by not providing features as you describe. It would be perfect if the site admin could select whether the communities their users have access to and which they can create are “groups localized to the subsite” or “network wide global communities.” With that setting distinction, then a site owner who does not want their users aware of other sites on the network and/or other users on the network could still provide communities (perhaps called “local groups”) for their site’s users and thus keep them isolated from network users and network sites.

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I posted this because as we request multisite support, it may be helpful for us to clarify to developers the scenario we plan to operate under.

A: Will all our subsites be controlled mainly by the network superadmin or be otherwise related to each other in some fashion?

B: Or will our network subsites be independent and isolated from others on the network?

Programatically it seems like developing toward scenario 2 with a user selectable option to fallback to scenario 1 would be SUPER!…. And it would support peace on earth and goodwill toward all. ??

Hey its gift giving season, one can dream! ??

Happy Holidays to all!

Phil D

I have a similar (or maybe the same question)

Can an admin on a subsite unlink a post that was broadcasted to their subsite from another site.

I see the unlink option on the originating site broadcasting the psot or page, but I do not see the unlink option on the receiving site post or page.

I configured the permissions so that administrators have access to
Broadcast access Role
Link access role
However, on a receiving subsite, should an admin be able to see the unlink option or is that only available on the originating site?