subigya

@kerwood1, have you tried refreshing, or updating your permalink settings?

That fixed it! Thank you.

//if ( ! ( $is_registered_cpt_onomy = $this->is_registered_cpt_onomy( $taxonomy ) ) )
//	continue;
$is_registered_cpt_onomy = $this->is_registered_cpt_onomy( $taxonomy );

@bondjack, is the parent theme activated for that sub-site?

I agree with @ipstenu. If you EVER go into the permalink settings for your MAIN site and press SAVE, you will wipe out that change. It becomes a vicious cycle of switching back and forth between the Network Site Settings and your Individual Site settings.

This however does not affect the sub-sites.

You should be able to change the /blog/ to /en/ in your network site settings.

Edit the permalink structure from to /blog/ to /en/ in the Permalink Structure settings in your site settings.

i have not updated to wp 3.6 but i dont think the db version has changed. take a look here: https://codex.www.ads-software.com/User:Esmi/Database_versions

Hello. I had similar issues. But after some research and trial and error, this thread helped me out:
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/352-update-issues?replies=20

In short on your database, find the wp_options table and change the db version value to 22442 from 22441. (ID for db_version is 52) Hope this helps.

I’m sure there will be another update to address this issue.

I will take both of your advice and look carefully into how each plugin and my functions is enquing the javascript libraries.

Sorry Mika, I thought i had replied earlier.

The issue for me was/is that between changing from test servers to going live, nothing actually changed on the webserver side.

I was using CKeditor as a temporary fix until i stumbled upon a number of posts (https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/upgraded-to-32-visual-editor-buttons-missing?replies=62 where you were active too this weekend)

So i installed the Google Libraries plugin today and it automagically brought the Tiny MCE back, so probably something to do with how i am en-queuing my scripts maybe. I’ll look more into it..

It is still strange to me why it just stopped working, because on my end, the URL before is the same as it is now (med.uth.edu), we only added a third URL/domain(med.uth.tmc.edu) redirection to resolve to the existing one.

After my default Editor did not display, i tried installing tinyMCE based plugins such as TinyMCE Advanced, but that didn’t work, so I installed a completely alternative Editor

CK Editor
[https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/ckeditor-for-wordpress/]

which seems to have overwritten whatever was causing the MCE Editor to not work.

Works with CK Editor, but I will still try to find why the default editor is not working.

Any comment is helpful.

Strange that there was nothing at all that was changed on the server side. Nothing at all. Domain Names etc were switched around, added for load balance and redirect etc.. but nothing on the actual web server.

Strange.

Hello all.

I deleted everything, started from scratch on a multisite and almost a year later, just went live today, just a few minutes a go.

The problem has resurfaced.

Nothing was changed on the server at all, but my tiny MCE is not showing again.

Screenshot at https://cl.ly/image/2Q1n3g1n462f

Things i have already done:
1. Disabled all plugins
2. Reinstalled WordPress
3. Check on a default Twenty Twelve theme.

In all cases, same results. No tinyMCE and the text appears white. Any advice ?

UPDATE: Uncaught ReferenceError: tinyMCE is not defined in Chrome Inspector

@gilzow, the plugin works well. Network support is better from the network control panel. But i think i still have to go to each sub-site and enter LDAP settings.

I think it would be great it it were one admin panel from the network settings tab so that all subsites would directly inherit the settings.

@gilzow thank you. The 1.7.1. works well.

Apparently, my password not updating issue had more to do with my server rather than the plugin. I tested with both 1.6 and 1.7.1 both work now.

Had to restart my httpd

Hi everybody. Thank you @gilzow for this awesome plugin.

This is also the only LDAP/AD authentication plugin that I could get to work in my university production environment due to SSL and firewall restrictions and what not.

One thing i noticed is that when an LDAP user changes their passsword via the LDAP system, the change from the LDAP system doesn’t automagically apply to wordpress system and the previously authorized LDAP user can only authenticate via the older password. Am i doing anything wrong?

Here is the link for the snapshot https://dl.dropbox.com/u/49994559/Screen%20Shot%202012-01-04%20at%201.56.56%20PM.png

The MCE does not show and the the text is white. It is selected on the snapshot, hence the light blue.