sushienet

@b_dark

in multisite
User-agent: Googlebot-Image
Allow: wp-content/blogs.dir/%BLOG_ID%/files/ ?

will not work because the variable %BLOG_ID% will not be translated in robots.txt…

try just

User-agent: Googlebot-Image
Allow: wp-content/blogs.dir/

so the bot is allowd to index all subfolders of /blogs.dir/

*s

@nadade

yep, this is a little tricky, because u cannot change this value in the nng-settings (readonly)…

you need:
– basic knowledge of database-structures
– access to a database-admin-tool (usually “phpmyadmin” for mysql-databases)

you do (in the db-admin):

1. TAKE CARE NOT TO DESTROY YOUR WHOLE WORDPRESS INSTALLATION !
2. look for the “wp_options”-table
3. edit the row “ngg_options”
4. in field “option_value” look for something like "gallerypath";s:31:"wp-content/blogs.dir/%BLOG_ID%/files/"
   and change it to
   "gallerypath";s:31:"wp-content/blogs.dir/galleries/"
   (or whatever you like your galleries-folder to be)
5. look for more tables like “wp_**_options” (where ** is the number of your blog, may be several depending of the amount of blog u set up), repeat step 2 + 3 for every wp_option table u find

*goodluck

i am having the same problem on WP 3.3.1 with multisites enabled and some plugins installed…

i tried to fix it with “role scoper” to allow “unfiltered_html” for aothrs… but this dindt help ??

since i dont have the time to debug now, i applied “the hack” what works well (till next core update)

*cheers

hi
i’m trying the same… did u find a solution?

right now i’m doing a dirty hack:

1. change in “nggallery.php”, line 229:

function define_tables() {
	global $wpdb;

	// add database pointer
	$wpdb->nggpictures = $wpdb->prefix . 'ngg_pictures';
	$wpdb->nggallery = $wpdb->prefix . 'ngg_gallery';
	$wpdb->nggalbum	 = $wpdb->prefix . 'ngg_album';
}

to

function define_tables() {
	global $wpdb;

	// add database pointer
	$wpdb->nggpictures = 'wp_ngg_pictures';
	$wpdb->nggallery = 'wp_ngg_gallery';
	$wpdb->nggalbum = 'wp_ngg_album';
}

so the plugin uses the same datebase-tables for all blogs

2. then manually change the “path” settings in the db for every blog from “wp-content/blogs.dir/%BLOG_ID%/files/” to “wp-content/blogs.dir/galleries/” or so…

*cheers

see here:
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/plugin-the-events-calendar-all-day-event-vs-normal-event-times

followup:

i discovered that in my modified “resources/events.css” i removed the line “.tec_hide {display:none;}” so the jquery-toggle-action started in the wrong state (visible)

after adding the line (resp. switching back to the original css wich comes with the extension) everything works just great

*cheers

hi there

i’m having the same bug:
– when i check the option “all day event” the inputs for time are visible
– when i uncheck the option “all day event” the inputs for time gets hidden

seems like the js-action is doing the hide/show just the wrong way?

i testet it on various browsers / os: everywhere the same… is there any fix for this?

jeah, ihad something similar:

somehow the plugin “The Events Calendar” was messing up my category-views and selects, because i had the same category names in different structures (but not the same slug)

something like:

• topcat1

• subcat1
• subcat2

• topcat2

• subcat1
• subcat2

as soon as i changed the categorynames to something unique, the problems were gone…