suleiman

Hey Donald!

As the original poster did not reply to you, please allow me to take a stab at this:

1) Multisite admins need the options page for the plugin to be viewable only in Network Admin. Individual users should not have access to make any changes to the admin bar.

2) A fantastic plugin for Multisite installs is the “Global Site Search” plugin from wpmudev available here https://premium.wpmudev.org/project/global-site-search/

What would be great is if the admin bar search function could post to this plugin instead of using the search function on the visited site.

That’s it for starters. Priority 1 is obviously the first item on the list, since without it we can’t really make use of this plugin on a multisite install at all.

well i was able to fix my woes by installing an ajax comments plugin, but without it the comments were broken me wonders why..

sure moshu, I just thought that since someone else in wp land was having this problem I would give this forum a go.

I’ve got this problem too, my feed is here:

https://www.hadithuna.com/sitefeed/

wp_list_bookmarks() displays the “Blogroll” Title. whereas get_links didn’t.

this code works! But only inside the loop.

What about if we’re looking to get that same ID outside of the loop?

I have a sidebar widget I’d need to have return the same ID both in and outside of the loop.

Any way to insert the requisite code into “The Loop” of multiple themes without having to edit each theme manually?

is there any way to use the above code but dynamically generate the user_ID from the blog? I desparately need a way to do that!

even though i have NONE of the checkboxes selected, no matter which theme I choose it still says “you must be logged in to comment”

I used this hack and all was well in the neighborhood, except that guests cannot post to my blog. I need them to be able to do that ??

this really sucks. I’m having the exact same problem and as you can see over here:

https://www.hadithuna.com/sitewide/phpinfo.php

I don’t have php 5 installed, but php 4.4. The error happens sometimes but not all of the times, sometimes appears on the frontend sometimes on the backend but is all the time frustrating!

my apologies, i meant changing the names of the function, not the theme.

And as per my earlier post, I did do this but to no avail.

really? so would changing around the names of the themes resolve the issue?

I tried commenting out just some of the theme’s functions and got an error at literally every single function I tried.

Actually I now know that can’t be the issue, because I just renamed all of the functions in the functions.php file and still had issues.

I’m running on WPMU, could that be part of the isse?

yepp..i get teh same error ??

PerS, I’m wondering if you’d be willing to tweak your plugin so that it also worked on WPMU sites? That would mean much wider use of this excellent plugin.

But I think among the necessary tweaks would be limiting the configuration options to only the site admins. Any ideas as to how to approach this?